Prince Frederick is a Senior Deputy Editor at Southern Maryland Newspapers. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, travel and tourism, and public security, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in Southern Net, TheBAYNET.com, and The Hindu.
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Chennai, India (Local)
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Prince Frederick's coverage primarily focuses on local events, including road infrastructure, traffic safety, and urban development in Chennai. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to tragedy and scientific topics.
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The previous documented sighting of a dollarbird in Chennai was at Guindy National Park in 2016; as far as the city goes, this species is among the rarest of rare passage migrants
By: Prince Frederick
LEONARDTOWN, Md. – The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office invites the community to a town hall to gain firsthand, fact-based insights into gun violence in our area. The event will take place at the Bay District Volunteer Fire Department’s Braddock Hall, 46900 S. Shangri-La Drive in Lexington Park, at 6 p.m. on Monday, January 27, 2025.
By: Prince Frederick, Krista Brezina
LUSBY, Md. — Together, Constellation and Optimist Club of Calvert recently put 100 bicycles and helmets in the hands of deserving local children. Constellation employees assembled the bikes and donated them in Calvert County, home of its Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center, Maryland’s largest producer of clean, emissions-free energy.
The Ottiyambakkam leg of Karanai Main Road is a “store” that latches on to its “stocks”, its mind impervious to the notion of year-end clearance.
An old strychnine tree on ECR saved by the bell
An initiative by the Anns club of Rotary Club of Madras Industrial City to collect sweaters for residents of the Institute of Mental Health to help them weather the cold season found many supporters. There were contributions, big and small, from various quarters
It is a near-threatened species and is associated more with the southern parts of Tamil Nadu; scattered records of its sighting in Chennai's outskirts do exist
Project Raptor Watch 2.0 by Madras Naturalists' Society has spread its wings and achieved elevation. Among the exercises that have taken substantial shape are: the data-driven study of Peregrine falcons in markedly urban sites and a close look at the fluctuating Black kite population around the Perungudi dump site and the breeding patterns of the Red necked falcon
By: Prince Frederick
Ganga Sridhar of Raja Street Residents Welfare Association notes that they started off with the Urbin concept, Kabadiwalla Connect parking an Urbin in a six-unit apartment Dwaraka.
The variations in lighting at Ripon Building in Chennai follows a monthly sequence that sits like a humungous rock
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