Marty Madden is a journalist based in Calvert County, Maryland, focusing on local news and community issues. His work has been featured in Southern Maryland Newspapers and DCMilitary.com, covering a wide range of topics including local government, education, transportation, and public safety.
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Marty Madden's coverage focuses on local news, government announcements, and crime in Calvert County, Maryland. As such, pitches to Marty should offer insights or stories related to the local government decisions and policies, community events and initiatives within Calvert County. Additionally, providing information about crime trends and solutions at a local level would be relevant.
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Whether you like the results or not, the biggest takeaway from the election of 2024 has to be the large turnout. In Calvert County, voters this year showed up in
By: Marty Madden, Michael Reid, Matt Wynn
For public schools, it's all about the stars.
By: Marty Madden
Footage from a Calvert sheriff’s office deputy’s body-worn camera depicting the pursuit, crash of a fleeing vehicle and the final minutes of the driver as officers tried to save him
County prosecutors are strenuously opposing a request filed by one of the two men convicted over 40 years ago of the horrific murder of Stephanie Ann Roper.
Three additional legislative measures for the upcoming 2025 Maryland General Assembly session will be forwarded to Calvert County’s delegation to Annapolis.
By: Marty Madden, Maggie Trovato
OXFORD — As Oxford prepares to welcome Holly Wahl as it’s next town manager, controversy is swirling in the town where she was previously employed.
While there was some business to conduct, the December meeting of the Calvert County Board of Education was mostly a farewell party for three members.
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Dec. 19 was like a grand reopening, as the town of Chesapeake Beach is now under new management.
The future of Calvert’s county seat will be a topic of further discussion in the new year as the planning commission has reviewed the latest draft of the Prince Frederick
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