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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Swamp trails reopen The Calvert County Department of Parks and Recreation announces the Battle Creek Cypress Swamp Sanctuary trail systems have reopened for public use.
By: Marty Madden
It was a candidates’ forum announced two months ago and it appeared all six of the individuals running for three Calvert County school board seats had accepted and would be
Charles County
By: Marty Madden
A short list of local priorities for the next legislative session got shorter Tuesday as the Calvert County commissioners opted to not ask for some requested initiatives to be submitted
The second full week of October proved to be a taxing time for motorists in Calvert County.
Almost four months after the drama involving the finalization of Calvert County Public Schools' fiscal 2025 operating budget abated, the time had
Charles County
By: Marty Madden
At least twice a year the Calvert County commissioners convene as the local board of health and receive an update on issues the health department oversees.
Calvert officials billed it as an “opportunity to celebrate and support” the county’s “diverse agricultural community.”
By: Marty Madden
Earlier this year, educators with Calvert County Public Schools’ environmental education program CHESPAX were awarded a $2,000 grant for their project “Schoolhouse Rocks: Saving the Chesapeake’s Oysters.”
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