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DeMatha Catholic High School senior wide receiver Cameron Phillips was named the offensive player of the year Monday when the All-State football teams were announced.
The teams are voted on by media across the state. Nine football players from Prince George's County, and six from Montgomery County were named to the Consensus All-State team that is comprised from the three first teams (big public schools, small public schools, and private schools).
Phillips, who signed a letter of intent to play at Virginia Tech next fall, had 68 receptions for 1,233 yards and 15 touchdowns this season for the top-ranked Stags, winners of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference.
Defensive lineman Ricky Leonard, who has committed to play at Florida State, was named the defensive player of the year after leading Middletown to its third straight Class 2A state championship.
The votes for coach of the year ended in a tie, so two coaches share that honor, Fort Hill's Todd Appel and McDonogh's Dom Damico. Fort Hill finished 14-0 and won the Class 1A state championship. McDonogh was also unbeaten, winning the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association's A Conference championship.
Here are the all-state football teams as voted on by media in Maryland:
QB David Sills, Eastern Christian; RB Taiwan Deal, DeMatha; RB Raekwon Gray, Urbana; RB Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown; OL Jared Cohen, McDonogh; OL Justin Falcinelli, Middletown; OL Jake Hawk, Meade; OL Sam Mustipher, Good Counsel; OL Damian Prince, Bishop McNamara; OL Brock Ruble, DeMatha; WR Freddie Canteen, Eastern Christian; WR Javonn Curry, Paint Branch; WR Cameron Phillips, DeMatha; AP Zach Abey, Spalding; AP Joshua Gills, Northwest.
DL Jesse Aniebonam, Good Counsel; DL Jerome Dews, Potomac; DL Melvin Keihn, Gilman; DL Ricky Leonard, Middletown; DL Adam McLean, Quince Orchard; DL Micah Till, Wise; LB Ja'Whaun Bentley, DeMatha; LB Wyatt Cook, McDonogh; LB Michael Gaynor, Eastern Christian; LB Anthony Jackson, Suitland; DB Jalen Christian, Damascus; DB Demetrius Johnson, Annapolis Area Christian; DB Brandon Watson, Eastern Christian; DB Jamal Woodland, DuVal; DB Josh Woods, McDonogh.
Offensive Player of the Year: Cameron Phillips, DeMatha;
Defensive Player of the Year: Ricky Leonard, Middletown;
Co-coaches of the Year: Todd Appel, Fort Hill; Dom Damico, McDonogh.
First team
QB Jacquez Adams, Franklin; QB Gaston Cooper, Paint Branch; RB Kyle Evans, Meade; RB Raekwon Gray, Urbana; RB Isiaha Smith, South Hagerstown; OL E.J. Donahue, Linganore; OL Jake Hawk, Meade; OL David Robbins, Glenelg; OL Matt Thompson, Perry Hall; WR Javonn Curry, Paint Branch; WR Trevon Diggs, Wootton; WR Josh Gontarek, Linganore; WR Steven Smothers, Franklin; AP Joshua Gills, Northwest; K Sean Bowling, North Harford.
DL Daniel Appouh, Seneca Valley; DL Niquekko Cook, Meade; DL Adam McLean, Quince Orchard; DL Chinedu Oparaku, DuVal; DL Micah Till, Wise; LB Delondo Boyd, Lackey; LB Randy Fischer, Broadneck; LB Anthony Jackson, Suitland; LB Austin Kline, Huntingtown; DB Jalen Christian, Damascus; DB Isaiah Keyes, North Hagerstown; DB Zach Nicholas, Mount Hebron; DB Reggie White Jr., Milford Mill; DB Jamal Woodland, DuVal; P Parker Jones, Broadneck.
Second team
QB Wesley Wolfolk, Suitland; RB Marquel Dickerson, North Point; RB Jamal Morant, Milford Mill; RB Avian White, Reservoir; OL Patrick Allen, Franklin; OL Bryce Devine, Chesapeake-AA; OL Matt Powell, Old Mill; OL Andrew Thomas, Urbana; OL John Valett, Linganore; OL Chris Whalen, Damascus; WR Ryan Hursey, Westminster; WR James Smith, South River; TE Cory Daniel, River Hill; AP Zac Morton, Whitman; K Alex Potocko, River Hill.
DL Jeb Gilman, Annapolis; DL Logan Kirby, River Hill; DL Earl Mackel, Wilde Lake; DL Landon Reecher, Broadneck; DL Brennan Stup, Tuscarora; DL Austin Webber, Lingnore; LB Brian Freeman, Suitland; LB Rasheed Gillis, Northwest; LB Jamarcus Hammond, Meade; LB Kwame Kumah, Arundel; DB Jordan Adams, Franklin; DB Elliott Davis, Quince Orchard; DB Damian King, Leanordtown; DB Kavon Witherspoon, Meade; P Eddie Slater, South Hagerstown.
Honorable mention
Quarterbacks: Kaleil Balmer, Edgewood; Antoine Brooks, DuVal; Sam Ellis, Thomas Wootton; Duke Etchison, Westminster; Jeff Iwek, Perry Hall; Jalen Jones, South River; Anthony Messenger, Arundel; Mark Pierce, Northwest; Chuck Reese, Rockville; Calvin Reighard, Seneca Valley; Tory Robinson, City College; Clark Stieren, Linganore; Omar Walker, C.M. Wright.
Running Backs: Arnez Bowens, Huntingtown; Terrell Charles, Howard; Walter Fletcher, Centennial; Jake Funk, Damascus; Adam Gillis, Wise; Lamount Gordon, Patapsco; Marcus Hicks, Old Mill; Jared Jacoby, Glenelg; Kieran Jenkins, Severna Park; Kevin Joppy, Quince Orchard; Jeremy Middlebrooks, Edgewood; Mike Morris, Perry Hall; Sammy Raymond, Eleanor Roosevelt; Malcolm Sesay, Bowie; Robert Wigfall, Suitland; Khalil Wilson, Albert Einstein; Ronje Wright, Towson.
Offensive Linemen: Doudly Aujour, Sherwood; Avery Baker, Meade; Jake Bradshaw, Damascus; Craig Burris, Glenelg; Dorian Cash, Flowers; Anthony Combs, Gaithersburg; Anthony Corrao, River Hill; Isaiah Hazward, Eleanor Roosevelt; Austen Herbert, Seneca Valley; Steven Hill, Huntingtown; Aaron Johnson, Arundel; Jahair Jones, South River; John Lancaster, Suitland; Derek Lane, North Point; Eugene Lindsay, Bowie; Cole McDonough, Bel Air; Aaron Miller, North Hagerstown; Evan Ostrow, Franklin; Marcellus Powell, Bethesda-Chevy Chase; Gil Reynolds, Albert Einstein; Matt Ritter, North Hagerstown; Garry Robinson, South Hagerstown; Joel Singh, Wheaton; Kane Smith, Parkdale; Tyler Smith, River Hill; Neil Stephenson, Northwestern-PG; Matt Von Neida, Howard; Chris Young, Paint Branch
Receivers/Tight Ends: Bryan Barney, Atholton; Louison Biama, Rockville; Tavaughn Coleman, Aberdeen; Nick Davis, Perry Hall; Steven Kelly, Bethesda-Chevy Chase; Kahari Kilgore, Thomas Johnson; Chris Lee, Severna Park; Josh McClain, Thomas Johnson; Nick Nelson, Suitland; Jack Pilkerton, La Plata; Mohamed Roberts, Bowie; Jordan Stewart, Arundel; Adam Swann, Northern Calvert; Jesse Uhlman, Westminster; Cailen Walker, Laurel; Osiah Walker, C.M. Wright; Matt Watson, Northwest; Jibri Woods, Thomas Wootton.
All-Purpose: Jon Bell, Westlake; David Brookhart, Glenelg; Ryan Feiss, North Harford; Will Hazelton, C.M. Wright; Tavis Holland, Clarksburg; Izaiah Sneed, Edgewood; Deontaye White, Milford Mill; Jaron Woodyard, Watkins Mill.
Kickers/Punters: Bryan Bray, Franklin; Peyton Dudak, Aberdeen; Marvin Galdamez, John F. Kennedy; Brady Hannon, Old Mill; Craig Jessup, Clarksburg; Christain Reyes, Northwood; Jimmy Sorrells, South River; Kyle Sundstrom, Dulaney; Brayden Tiner, South Hagerstown; Sam Williamson, Tuscarora.
Defensive Linemen: Segun Abioye, Meade; Bruno Anyangwe, Clarksburg; Luis Belmonte, Franklin; Ron'Dell Carter, Long Reach; Aaron Dopson, North Hagerstown; Jack Dudzinski, Reservoir; Mackramat Egborebhe, Patterson; Alex Evans, Springbrook; J'von Evans, Mervo; Tinashe Gwashavanhu, Gaithersburg; Paul Henry, Northern Calvert; Delonte Holland, Huntingtown; Michael Laury, Lackey; Brandon Lavern, Tuscarora; Justin Manful, DuVal; David Martin, Milford Mill; Shaquille McCoy, City College; Cameron Miles, Westlake; Sabry Mkamba, South Hagerstown; Antonio Moore, Milford Mill; Anthony Nwoye, Parkville; Keion Plater, Bowie; Tyler Reed, Rockville; Joel Rufino, Albert Einstein; Willie Schaub, Urbana; Avery Taylor, Gaithersburg; Ian Thomas, Digital Harbor; Rajee Washington, Southwestern-Balt. Linebackers: Jordan Alexander, Glenelg; Connor Bannon, Linganore; Yonis Blanco, Montgomery Blair; Kiandre Burrell, Franklin; Shawn Coleman, DuVal; Bruce Damon, Franklin; Sean Davis, Reservoir; Dennis Harrell, Kenwood; Malik Hicks, Old Mill; Michael Hildebrand, Broadneck; Kyle Jackson, Wise; Steven Jacob, Damascus; James Johnson, Edgewood; Brian Kirby, River Hill; Mack Lee, Howard; Alec Magas, Damascus; Samer Manna, Northwest; Mike Marshall, Bel Air; Ramal Martinez, South Hagerstown; Aqeel Mooring, Old Mill; John Morrisey, Westminster; Tatah Ndeh, Springbrook; Mike Pirolli, Linganore; Chase Sams, Stephen Decatur; Marty Stevenson, Mount Hebron; Isaiah Tindal, Watkins Mill; Dionde Wallace, Arundel; Casey Wokocha, Eleanor Roosevelt.
Defensive Backs: Lakye Alston, Damascus; Malcolm Brown, Quince Orchard; Jovon Burris, Seneca Valley; Taurus Burton, Franklin; Robert Carter, Long Reach; Luke Cheswick, Glenelg; Brian Darby, Oxon Hill; Dakari Ellis, Suitland; Hayes Gains, Milford Mill; Richie Greene, Noth Harford; Kyle Gregory, Quince Orchard; Malik Jackson, Wilde Lake; Craig Jones, Reservoir; Will King, Perry Hall; Trey Lee, Thomas Stone; Johnny Littlejohn, Paint Branch; Elijah Liverette, Eleanor Roosevelt; Victor Mack, Arundel; Juwan McCants, Flowers; Alec Perez, Sherwood; Brandon Plante, Urbana; Damon Reaves, Centennial; Joseph Shelton, Wise; Rodney Snider, Northwest; Elijah Spottswood, Sherwood; Zeke Turner, Glen Burnie; Grant Waxler, Linganore; Devon Williams, Broadneck; Kenny Young, Towson.
First team
QB William Crest, Dunbar; QB Tyler Crounse, Patuxent; RB Rafiq Douglas, Patuxent; RB Evan Greenwood, Kent Island; RB Sherrod Hawkes, Patterson; RB Delonte Waters, Parkside; OL Preston Bryant, Fort Hill; OL Justin Falcinelli, Middletown; OL Alex Helm, Fallston; OL James Lee, Patuxent; OL Khalil Proctor, Forestville; WR Corey Jochim, Catoctin; WR Dominic Miller, Dunbar; AP Ty Johnson, Fort Hill; K Nick Welch, Middletown.
DL Cody Arigo, Fort Hill; DL Logan Casey, Middletown; DL Jerome Dews, Potomac; DL Ricky Leonard, Middletown; DL Donta Smith, Douglass-Balt.; LB Austin Criss, Patuxent; LB Cody Dolly, Fort Hill; LB L.J. Flourony, Easton; LB Brock Turnbaugh, Hereford; DB Omar Branch, Gwynn Park; DB Anthony Chesley, Gwynn Park; DB Devonta High, Douglass-PG; DB Alameen Murphy, Friendly; DB Brad Rinehart, Middletown; P Brad Dennis, Cambridge-S.D.
Second team
QB Ben Nardo, South Carroll; RB Dekari Darr, Fort Hill; RB Charles Lyles, Poolesville; RB Amaru Major, Surrattsville; OL Brennan Carlin, Fort Hill; OL Ryan Crompton, Middletown; OL Alex Hollingshead, Patterson Mill; OL Will McClain, Middletown; OL Robert Turnbull, Bohemia Manor; WR David Carlisle, Oakdale; WR Eathen Griffin, Perryville; WR Dan White, South Carroll; AP Kesean Strong, Potomac; K Chris King, Fort Hill.
DL Jon Bateky, Poolesville; DL Scott Eudy, South Carroll; DL Joe Mundella, Fort Hill; DL Jock Simon, Parkside; DL Jerome Wilson, Gwynn Park; LB Frankie Meighan, Middletown; LB Donyae Moody, Douglass-Balt.; LB Eddie Nelson, Dunbar; LB Geoff Ricker, Patuxent; LB Kirk Robinette, Allegany; DB Jaequan Hill, Edmondson; DB Joseph Parsons, Patuxent; DB Ryan Robertson, Walkersville; DB Collin Schultz, Clear Spring; P Brandon Waters, Joppatowne.
Honorable mention
Quarterbacks: Jay Adams, Gwynn Park; Martez Boone, Northwestern-Balt.; Saavon Brown, Williamsport; Robert Harris, Surrattsville; Peyton Laramore, Catoctin; Brian Lindsay, Cambridge-S.D.; Tyler Martin, Hammond; Steven Morningstar, Poolesville; Tim Pirrone, Middletown; Crosby Winters, Oakdale.
Running Backs: Brandon Abrams, Randallstown; Da'Quan Alexander, Douglass-Balt.; Mike Ashwell, Century; Andrew Bilis, Fallston; Coleman Blackston, Dunbar; Matt Clingman, Francis Scott Key; Jake Fernandez, Manchester Valley; Frank Glotta, North Caroline; Marcquan Greene, Kent County; Trey Hall, Patterson Mill; Malik Hathaway, Bohemia Manor; RaShawn Johnson, Mountain Ridge; Andrew Monaghan, Fallston; DeJuan Neal, Southern-AA; Seth Wagner, Brunswick.
Offensive Linemen: Keandre Batson, Douglass-PG; Brook Davenport, Queen Anne's; Amir Fenwick, Douglass-PG; Tim Friend, Fort Hill; Roman Fuentes, Parkside; Jahvon Graham, Surrattsville; Gary Gross, Douglass-PG; Travis Kendle, Williamsport; Travis Lawson, Hancock; Levi Lloyd, Fallston; Mike McCaslin, Kent Island; Scott Orman, Harford Tech; Josh Roberts, Fort Hill; Jared Staub, Francis Scott Key; Kurt Thuresson, Elkton; Romello Van Dyke, Gwynn Park; Nevin Ward, Cambridge-S.D.; Malik Washington, Patuxent.
Receivers/Tight Ends: Ryan Barrick, Rising Sun; Colby Byers, Williamsport; David Corey, Elkton; Dershone Hayman, Oakland Mills; Tyrell Hollingsworth, Perryville; Deandre House, Hammond; Kevin McBride, Benjamin Franklin; Michael Owens, Douglass-Balt.; Matt Quinn, Kent Island; Ryan Shives, Fort Hill; Mark Speak, Catoctin; Cody Zinnser, Poolesville.
All-Purpose: Shai Comegys, Cambridge-S.D.; Ravon Davis, Friendly; Kyle Fiedler, North Carroll; Ethan Foster, Boonsboro; Chris Gavin, South Carroll; Zach Smith, Kent Island; Albert Thomas, Easton; Antonio Thornton, Douglass-Balt.; Jesse Wolford, Hancock.
Kickers/Punters: Josh Bargstein, Perryville; Patrick Garvey, Kent Island; Brian Nguyen, Eastern Tech; Tyler Oursler, Hereford; Darron Warner, Fort Hill.
Defensive Linemen: Devon Anderson, Overlea; Jeremy Carlino, Harford Tech; Jacob Covington, Hereford; Justin Crawford, Queen Anne's; Jacob Hager, Kent Island; Zach Heron, Manchester Valley; Tyler Hollis, Boonsboro; James King, Catoctin; Eddie Merrill, North Carroll; Jacob Moret, Liberty; Devante Morgan, Northwesertn-Balt.; Scott Niles, Elkton; Anthony Walker, Douglass-Balt.; Darius Wes, Reginald Lewis.
Linebackers: Alonzo Anderson, Surratsville; Marcus Bullock, Largo; Walter Cooper, Edmondson; Eddie Gross, Gwynn Park; Mike Henry, Patuxent; Andrew Hunton, Century; James Mathesius, Calvert; Meshach Metz, Northern Garrett; Zuri Page, Douglass-PG; Marcus Porter, Gwynn Park; RaShaan Shives, Fort Hill; Ethan Shriner, Catoctin; Trevor Walsh, Boonsboro; Nick Wood, North Caroline.
Defensive Backs: Alex Barnes, Fort Hill; Zach Goodrich, Kent Island; Davon Monette, Douglass-Balt.; James Smith, Cambridge-S.D.; Garrett Spinks, Smithsburg; Myles Wolfolk, Largo; Zach Wolfrey, South Carroll.
QB David Sills, Eastern Christian; RB Taiwan Deal, DeMatha; RB Alex Hurdle, McDonogh; RB Devonte Williams, Bullis; OL Jared Cohen, McDonogh; OL Jamie Herr, Eastern Christian; OL Justin Herron, Bullis; OL Sam Mustipher, Good Counsel; OL Damian Prince, Bishop McNamara; OL Brock Ruble, DeMatha; WR Freddie Canteen, Eastern Christian; WR Jordan Crockett, Bishop McNamara; WR Cameron Phillips, DeMatha; AP Zach Abey, Spalding; K Mac Burke, DeMatha.
DL Jesse Aniebonam, Good Counsel; DL Jonathan Holland, Bullis; DL Ricardo Johnson, Archbishop Curley; DL Ellison Jordan, Gilman; DL Melvin Keihn, Gilman; LB Ja'Whaun Bentley, DeMatha; LB Wyatt Cook, McDonogh; LB Michael Gaynor, Eastern Christian; LB Keifer Rawlings, St. Paul's; LB Dasharnte Thompson, Good Counsel; DB Demetrius Johnson, Annapolic Area Christian; DB Kobie Walker, Good Counsel; DB Brandon Watson, Eastern Christian; DB Josh Woods, McDonogh; P Dominic Maggio, Boys' Latin.
Second team
QB Kai Locksley, Gilman; QB Ramar Williams, Bishop McNamara; RB Justin Baynes, Riverdale Baptist; RB Isaac Boyd, Avalon; RB Chris Dawson, Good Counsel; OL Ryan Ford, McDonogh; OL Melvin Gowl, Spalding; OL Sheldon Johnson, Gilman; OL Sam Madara, Good Counsel; OL Chibuzo Ukandu, Gilman; WR Neiko Creamer, Eastern Christian; WR Grier Wilson, St. John's Catholic Prep; TE Eric Evans, Calvert Hall. AP Deonte Harris, Archbishop Curley; K Ross Supovitz.
DL Gbenga Akinyode, Annapolis Area Christian; DL Jemal Averette, Good Counsel; DL Cavin Hamilton, Eastern Christian; DL Connor Keenan, St. Paul's; DL Julian Mears, John Carroll; LB Nnamdi Egbuaba, St. Frances; LB Kolby Taylor, St. Mary's Ryken; LB Connor Young, McDonogh; LB Preston Waters, Boys' Latin; DB Robert Branch, Gilman; Nick Farmer, Archbishop Curley; Nick Gesualdi, Boys' Latin; DB Kareem Montgomery, McDonogh; DB Jarid Ryan, Severn; P Ben Brown, Bullis.
Honorable mention
Quarterbacks: Dwayne Haskins, Bullis; John Lovett, DeMatha; Anthony Pino, St. Paul's.
Running Backs: Mark Allen, DeMatha; Syl Brown, McDonogh; Dage Davis, Georgetown Prep; Marty Costes, Archbishop Curley; Antonio Dupree, Gilman; Lorenzo Harrison, DeMatha; Kaylon Johnson, St. Paul's; Paul Lorick, John Carroll; Nevone McCrimmon, Mount St. Joseph; Colton Rupp, Landon; Avery Simmons, Archbishop Spalding; Mark Velasquez, St. Frances; Maurice Williams, St. Frances.
Offensive Linemen: Kenny Arminger, St. Mary's-AA; Anthony Barzey, St. John's Catholic Prep; Brian Destefano, Severn; David Forney, Georgetown Prep; Vince Gorgone, Good Counsel; Shamar Hardin, Eastern Christian; Jaylen Harris, Capitol Christian; John Haynes, Annapolis Area Christian; Garrett Mullin, St. Paul's; Andrew Reninger, John Carroll; Ben Robbins, Gilman; Patrick Stewart, Georgetown Prep.
Receivers/Tight Ends: Brandon Batts, Mount St. Joseph; Ronnie Beswick, Archbishop Spalding; Steven Johnson, Georgetown Prep; Chris Jones, DeMatha; Liam Kelly, St. Mary's-AA; Spencer Kleinrichert, DeMatha; Camari Murray, Bishop McNamara; Russell Neverdon, Calvert Hall; Nigel Tucker, Archbishop Curley.
All-Purpose: Bijan Rhett, Gilman; Jelani Roberts, Gilman; Devon Russell, Eastern Christian; Greyson Torain, DeMatha; Omaryan White, St. Mary's-AA.
Kickers/Punters: Alessandro Burlew, Good Counsel; Derrick Graham, DeMatha; Steve Marlo, Good Counsel; Jake Soriano, Calvert Hall.
Defensive Linemen: Casey Bernard, St. Mary's Ryken; Kelsey Boland, Georgetown Prep; Corey Frisby, Archbishop Curley; Devante Fox, DeMatha; Pete Grenchik, St. Vincent Pallotti; Delonte Jenifer, St. Frances; Jack Kenny, Loyola; Shane Lowman, Mount St. Joseph; Bert Mayo, Avalon School; Klarence Simpson, Riverdale Baptist; Keith Sims, Landon.
Linebackers: Dele Harding, Eastern Christian; Jack Havens, Archbishop Spalding; Zach Hill, Archbishop Spalding; Reginald Hills, Riverdale Baptist; Monte Jones, St. Mary's-AA; Gus Lane, John Carroll; Dale Matthews, DeMatha; Nick Miller, Good Counsel; Braeden Nelligna, Severn; Paul Padalino, Landon; James Thomas, Bishop McNamara.
Defensive Backs: Dionte Austin, Calvert Hall; Jake Bonheyo, Maryland School for the Deaf; Kyle Costabile, Mount St. Joseph; Zack Davis, Baltimore Lutheran; Kyle Goddard, St. Mary's Ryken; Tre Hamer, St. Paul's; Stephon Hill, Boys' Latin; Alex Isaac, Loyola; Damien Jones, St. Mary's Ryken; Jarriel Jordan, DeMatha; Jamal Robinson, DeMatha; Dominique Seagears, Landon; Nicholas Smith, Calvert Hall; Khalil Stanfield, St. Frances; Troy Vincent, Gilman; Jelani Williamson, Good Counsel.


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Members enjoyed one-on-one time with Clifford as well as participated in story time with our favorite Birdwell Island friends at July's Member Monday event.
Every second Monday of the month, the Science Center is open strictly for members from 9 – 10 a.m.
Join the fun at our next Member Monday on August 12. Guests will learn about the weather with live demonstrations and hands-on activities.
PLUS — hear about the future creation and development of the Center for Early Childhood Learning and how it will impact members.

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The state medical examiner is investigating the death of a New York woman who sought a late-term abortion from a controversial Germantown clinic.
Jennifer McKenna Morbelli, 29, was pronounced dead at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital on Feb. 7, according to Bruce Goldfarb, spokesperson for the chief medical examiner.
The Maryland Coalition for Life pinned her death on Dr. LeRoy Carhart, a Nebraska-based physician who began performing abortions at the Germantown Reproductive Health Services clinic in 2010.
The clinic, on Executive Park Terrace, was granted a state license on Feb. 6 to perform surgical abortions. The Maryland Coalition for Life held a rally on the clinic's steps later that week to register its outrage over Morbelli's death.
"The community here calls upon the state of Maryland to do something immediately," Maryland Coalition for Life Executive Director Michael Martelli said at the rally on Feb. 8. Martelli called for Carhart's medical license to be revoked.
Carhart did not respond to multiple calls for comment on Monday or Tuesday.
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Morbelli was a teacher at Church Street Elementary School in White Plains, N.Y., according to an obituary published in The Journal News. The obituary states Morbelli "passed away suddenly" with her daughter, who was to be named Madison Leigh. Her funeral mass will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday at Holy Name of Jesus Parish in New Rochelle, N.Y.
Montgomery County Police Capt. Paul Starks said their investigation of Morbelli's death is currently on hold until they receive the chief medical investigator's report. Starks verified that Morbelli had an abortion procedure done at the Germantown clinic, but he could not definitively say if the doctor performing the procedure was Carhart.
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A man whose car was hit by a Montgomery County Department of Liquor Control truck in Derwood died from his injuries Friday.
The crash took place on Crabbs Branch Way in at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
According to Montgomery County Police, Valery A. Portnoi, 74, of N Street in northwest Washington, D.C., died from his injuries in Suburban Hospital.
The passenger in the car, Atalia Portnoi, 72, was in critical condition, according to police.
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Portnoi's family members could not be reached by phone.
Portnoi had worked recently as a doctor in New York before retiring in 2012.
"Oh, my goodness," said Shonelle Williams, who had worked with him at Beth Israel Medical Center, when she learned of the news.
Portnoi was a "very private doctor" whose specialty had been geriatric medicine, she said.
"He was the face of Beth Israel in caring for elderly patients," she said, adding that Portnoi had been the chief of the geriatrics division.
In a release identifying Portnoi as the person who had died, police said he had been driving a gold 1997 Ford Taurus in the right lane of Crabbs Branch Way in Derwood. The crash occurred after the car turned left in front of, and was hit by, a 2008 blue Freightliner truck registered to the Montgomery County Board of Liquor Control, which also was northbound, according to the release.
Photos posted to Montgomery County Media, a county-run news service, showed the station wagon crumpled, with its tires flattened and two of its doors cut away.
Attempts to reach Gonzalez and Lule were unsuccessful.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story reported, based on information from police, that the two injured victims were both female.


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The Nikon 1 camera system if one of the most imaginative and well-designed on the market. It utilizes a new set of lenses which are considerable smaller and lighter than the standard four-thirds systems. The J1 was the first and is still one of the best cameras available for those that want quality several cuts above a point-and-shoot. Handsome silver case with many matching lenses. These two lenses will get you started nicely, and the fast focus is superb. They are nicely constructed and very lightweight, but do not feel cheap. The kit is particularly good value. The J2 and J3 are considerably more expensive. Was this review helpful? Yes No What a camera! Written By Crutch Man, Cape Cod, MA on Saturday, February 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the price,this is a great camera. It takes spectacular pictures in low light, is easy to use, and the video works very well. I assume it was reduced because people are using their phones to take pictures. Let me just say that the pictures with this camera are much higher quality and the options it provides take it well beyond a phone. It's great for someone who wants 35mm quality photographs with with a compact camera. Thanks Crutchfield! Pros: Picture quality, compact size, flexibility, video option, two lenses Cons: None so far 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Beautiful Photos Written By JasmineW, Coventry, CT on Tuesday, January 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I asked one of the Crutchfield salespeople to find a hybrid camera and 300mm lens combination that enabled me to use automatic focus. As always when I ask someone at Crutchfield a question, the salesman was willing spend whatever time it took to find what I wanted. I've been extremely happy with the bird photos I've taken with this camera. A month ago I would have thought this camera was perfect, but I've been watching a DVD with 24 lectures about photography and all of a sudden I want to use features such as the histogram and different white balance options. A month ago I didn't know what these options were. The histogram shows up after I take the photo so i can't preview whether the lighting is too bright or dark and there are several white balance options, but not as many as I want to play with. I was told the new cameras are being designed to be simpler because too many of us complained they are too complicated. I guess we can always find something to complain about. This camera is a good compromise. Anyway, the camera and lens combination is lightweight and I've taken some wonderful photos. Pros: Lightweight, comes with an adapter that enables people to use manual or auto settings and the photos are great. Cons: Cannot use the histogram to preview your shot and there are less options for things like white balance than in the older cameras. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Digital camera body (red) with attached 1-Mount body cap Red 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 lens Red 1 NIKKOR 10mm f/2.8 lens 2 Red LC-N40.5 lens caps (attached to lenses) 2 Black 1-Mount rear lens cap (attached to lenses) EN-EL20 Lithium-Ion battery pack (7.2 Volts/1020 mAh) with attached plastic terminal cap MH-27 Battery charger Red adjustable neck strap 5' USB cable (with Type A USB on one end and Mini-B 2.0 USB on other end) ViewNX2 Short Movie Creator software on CD-ROM Reference Manual on CD-ROM User's Manual (English) User's Manual (Spanish) Quick Start Guide (English) Quick Start Guide (Spanish) Nikon Digital Imaging Limited Warranty Warranty Form Extended Service Coverage envelope Note regarding the lens barrel button Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size 3" Adjustable-angle LCD No Wi-Fi No Touchscreen No Waterproof No GPS-enabled No Lens 35mm Equivalent 27mm Optical Zoom 3x Digital Zoom N/A Filter Diameter 40.5mm Manual Focusing Yes Manual Exposure Yes Built-in Flash Yes HDMI Output Mini Memory Internal Memory None Memory Media SD/SDHC/SDXC Image Effective Megapixel Count 10.1 Total Megapixels 12 Image Stabilization Optical Highest Resolution 3872 x 2592 HD Video Recording 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720 Dimensions Width (inches) 4-7/16 Height (inches) 2-7/16 Depth (inches) 2-1/16 Weight With Battery (ounces) 9.8 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Recording Features Play, Edit and Print Functions Battery Information Inputs and Outputs Notes Supplied Software Recording Features Nikon J1: The new Nikon J1 is a compact, interchangeable lens camera that combines advanced functionality with a simple, intuitive design. It has the Nikon 1 mount, and is compatible with 1 Nikkor lenses. This 2 Lens Wide Angle kit includes the 10mm Single Focus lens and 10-30mm standard zoom lens. The 30-110mm telephoto zoom lens (05430110K) is also available. 3.0" LCD Monitor: The Nikon J1 has a 3.0" TFT LCD monitor featuring approximately 460,000 dots, an anti-glare coating, and a 7-level brightness adjustment. There is no separate viewfinder on the camera. Image Sensor: The J1 features the newly developed Nikon CX-format super high-speed AF, 13.2mm x 8.8mm CMOS sensor. It has 12-million total pixels and 10.1-million effective pixels. Included Lenses: The J1 2 Lens Wide Angle kit includes two lenses: 1 Nikkor 10mm f/2.8 1 Nikkor VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens Type Wide Angle Standard Zoom (3x) Maximum Aperture F/2.8 F/3.5-5.6 Minimum Aperture F/11 F/16 35mm Equivalent 27mm 27-81mm Minimum Focal Distance 0.66' (7.8") 0.66' (7.8") Filter Diameter 40.5mm 40.5mm EXPEED 3 Image Processor: Nikon's new EXPEED 3 Image Processor has dual image processors for outstanding performance, high-speed processing, state-of-the-art phase detection autofocus, and the fastest data transfer rates. Recording Media: Images can be recorded onto SD (Secure Digital), SDHC, or SDXC Memory cards. The camera can support SD cards from up to 2 GB, SDHC cards from 8 GB to 32 GB, and SDXC cards from 48 GB to 64 GB. Cards with Class 6 or higher writing speeds are recommended for movie recording. Image Quality: The J1 records still images in JPEG format at Fine (1:4), Normal (1:8), or Basic (1:16) compression. In addition, compressed 12-bit raw data from the image sensor can be saved directly to the memory card in NEF (RAW) format. The white balance, contrast, and other settings can be adjusted on a computer after shooting. If desired, the J1 can record two images simultaneously: one NEF (RAW) image and one fine-quality JPEG image. Image Size: There are three image sizes to choose from when taking photos in the Still Image and Smart Photo Selector modes: Large: 3872 x 2592 Medium: 2896 x 1944 Small: 1936 x 1296 Mode Dial: The Nikon J1 has a mode dial on the back panel with only 4 shooting mode choices: Still Image Mode, Movie Mode, Motion Snapshot Mode, and Smart Photo Selector Mode. Still Image Mode: In the Still Image mode, you can also select from Scene Auto Selector, Programmed Auto, Aperture-priority Auto, Shutter-priority Auto, or Manual Exposure modes. When set to Scene Auto Selector, the camera will automatically analyze the subject and select the appropriate scene. Scene selections include Portrait, Landscape, Night Portrait, Close Up, or Auto (for subjects that do not fall into the other categories). HD Movies: The Nikon J1 can record High Definition movies in MOV format (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 video compression with AAC audio) in three settings: 1080/60i: 1920 x 1080, 24 Mbps 1080/30p: 1920 x 1080, 24 Mbps 720/60p: 1280 x 720, 16 Mbps Still Images in Movie Mode: You can take still images while you are recording HD movies. The images are in 16:9 aspect ratio with a resolution of 3840 x 2160, 1920 x 1080, or 1280 x 720. Slow Motion Movies: You can record motion pictures at a high frame rate, which are played back as slow motion movies at 30p. No audio is recorded, and the aspect ratio is 8:3. There are two slow motion movie options: Option Frame Size Bit Rate Maximum Length (shooting) Maximum Length (playback) 400 fps 640 x 240 1.8 Mbps 5 seconds 1 min 6 sec 1200 fps 320 x 120 0.6 Mbps 5 seconds 3 min 20 sec Smart Photo Selector Mode: The Smart Photo Selector mode keeps you from missing the picture-perfect moments. When you have composed the photo and press the shutter-release button halfway to focus, the camera begins taking rapid buffering photographs (at 30 fps). After the shutter-release button is pressed fully, the camera will compare shots recorded to the buffer both before and after the button was pressed. The best shot based on composition and motion, and four best shot candidates are copied to the memory card. Motion Snapshot Mode: The Motion Snapshot mode can turn a simple still image into a creative new way to capture and share your memories. In Motion Snapshot mode, the camera records a high-resolution still image (3840 x 2160), plus a one-second movie vignette. When played back on the camera, the movie will play back in slow motion over approximately 2.5 seconds, followed by the still image. In addition, a short musical background track plays while the Motion Snapshot image is displayed. You can choose your background music from Beauty, Waves, Relaxation, or Tenderness. Release Modes: You can choose one of the following release modes: Single: The camera records one picture each time the shutter release button is pressed. Continuous: The camera records photos at up to 5 frames per second while the shutter release button is held down. Electronic (Hi): The camera records photos at high rates while the shutter release button is held down. You can set the frame rates at 10 fps (with continuous focus at center of the frame), 30 fps, or 60 fps (focus and exposure are fixed at the values for the first photograph). Self-timer and Remote Control Modes: You can use the self timer or optional ML-L3 remote control (054MLL3) to reduce camera shake or for self portraits. The self timer will release the shutter 2, 5, or 10 seconds after the shutter-release button is pressed fully. Using the ML-L3 remote, you can select Delayed Remote (shutter released 2 seconds after remote is pressed) or Quick-response Remote (shutter released immediately after remote is pressed). ISO Settings: Sensitivity is the measure of how quickly the camera reacts to light. The higher the sensitivity, the less light needed to make an exposure. The camera features the following ISO settings: A3200 Auto (100-3200) The camera adjusts ISO sensitivity in response to lighting conditions in the range given in brackets. Larger ranges give you increase sensitivity when lighting is poor; smaller ranges give you reduced noise. A800 Auto (100-800) A400 Auto (100-400) 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, Hi 1 ISO sensitivity is fixed at the selected value. White Balance: You can set the White Balance to Auto, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Direct Sunlight, Flash, Cloudy, or Shade. You can also choose Preset Manual and set the white balance for the lighting conditions. Picture Control: You can choose how the camera processes photos through Picture Control. Preset Picture Controls include Standard, Neutral, Vivid, Monochrome, Portrait, and Landscape. The preset picture controls can be modified to suit the scene or your creative intent. Some Picture Control Settings include Quick Adjust, Sharpening, Contrast, Brightness, Saturation, Hue, Filter Effects, and Toning. Edited Picture Controls can be saved as Custom Picture Controls. Flash Modes: The J1 has a built-in pop-up flash with a range of 2 to 16 feet (Wide angle) and 2 feet to 9.8 feet (Telephoto). You can choose from the following flash modes: Fill Flash, Red-eye Reduction, Red-eye Reduction + Slow Sync, Fill Flash + Slow Sync, Rear Curtain + Slow Sync, and Rear-curtain Sync. Play, Edit and Print Functions Playback Modes: During playback, you can view images one-at-a-time, or multiple thumbnail images of 4, 9, or 72. While these "contact sheets" are displayed, you can use the multi-selector to highlight individual pictures. You can also view pictures taken on a selected date in a calendar format. Playback Zoom: During playback, you can enlarge a still image to get a closer look at the detail. Once the image is zoomed, you can use the multi-selector to scroll around to non-visible portions of the image. You can record a new picture of the cropped image by pressing the shutter button. Playback Menu: The Playback menu lets you display or edit your photos and movies. You can choose from the following options: Delete: Delete multiple images at once Slide Show: View a slide show of images on the memory card with numerous options for image type, date, scene, rating, face priority, frame interval, movie playback time, and audio. Rotate Tall: Automatically rotate "tall" portrait-oriented images for display in the camera monitor. DPOF Print Order: Create a digital print order for Pictbridge-compatible printers Protect: Protect pictures from accidental deletion Rating: Rate pictures from 0 to 5 D-Lighting: Brighten dark or backlit subjects. While playing back an image, you can select the D-Lighting function, apply it, and save the corrected image without harming the properly exposed areas of the image. Resizing Pictures: Create a small copy of a recorded image. Cropping: Create a cropped copy of a recorded image. Edit Movie: Create copies of movies with unwanted footage removed. Battery Information Power Requirements: The J1 is powered by the supplied EN-EL20 rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. A fully-charged battery will last up to approximately 230 shots, or approximately 70 minutes of HD footage (1080/60i). Using the supplied MH-27 battery charger, the EN-EL20 requires approximately 2 hours to charge. For longer periods of use, it is recommended to power the camera using the optional EH-5b AC adapter and EP-5C power connector (sold separately). Auto Power Off: When the camera is operated on battery power, the Auto Power Off mode will automatically turn off the monitor to reduce the drain on the batteries if no operations are performed for the length of time specified in the Auto Off menu. The time limit for the Auto Off mode can be set to 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes. Inputs and Outputs Notes HDMI Output: The J1 features a Type C mini-HDMI output for connecting the camera to a TV for playback. If the camera is connected to a device that supports HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), you can control the camera with the device's remote control. USB Output: The J1 has a Hi-Speed Mini-B USB 2.0 connector for connecting the camera to a computer or Pictbridge-compatible printer. A 5' USB cable is included. Supplied Software ViewNX2 / Short Movie Creator CD-ROM: The supplied CD-ROM contains the ViewNX2 software to copy (transfer) pictures from the camera to the computer and to perform other transfer-related functions. You can also crop pictures, make picture adjustments, and process/edit RAW images. The CD-ROM also includes the Short Movie Creator software which can create and edit short movies combining music, Motion Snapshots, movie footage, and photos taken in still image or Smart Photo Selector mode. System Requirements: The supplied software will work with Windows and Macintosh. 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