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Commissioner highlights college concerts, soil conservation award and rescue-squad spaghetti dinner
Summary
A St. Mary's County commissioner praised recent performances at the Dodge Performing Arts Center, recognized local farmers for a soil conservation award, and promoted a Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad fundraiser dinner.
A St. Mary's County commissioner used announcements to praise local performing-arts events, recognize a soil-conservation award, and promote a volunteer-rescue fundraiser.
The commissioner said the county’s musical ensemble gave its third concert last weekend at the Dodge Performing Arts Center at St. Mary's College and encouraged colleagues to attend upcoming performances. The commissioner said the ensemble’s next concert is April 27 and described the forthcoming program as "A Night on Broadway," featuring the Newtown Players singing Broadway selections. The commissioner also praised guest conductor Hunter Martin of Leonardtown High School and soloist Eliana Tyson for performances at a recent concert.
Separately, the commissioner said they attended the annual soil conservation awards banquet, where John and Roberta Sola of Park Hall received the cooperator-of-the-year award for Rolling Stone Farm, a small cattle farm that raises beef and uses sustainable practices.
The commissioner also promoted a fundraiser: the Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad’s spaghetti dinner, scheduled for Friday with a 5 p.m. start time, and recommended attendees try the squad chief’s family sauce recipe. These remarks were delivered as part of routine announcements and public-facing outreach; no board actions or votes were associated with the items.
The announcements combined arts, agriculture, and volunteer-service items of community interest.
