Charles County, Maryland - Revision history

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‎Federal Government

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‎Historic Sites

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‎Historic Sites

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‎Elementary School

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‎Government

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‎Federal Government

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‎Fire

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‎Federal Government

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‎Schools

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‎County Government

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 === Federal Government ===
-Maryland is represented in the United States Senate by [[Barbara A. Mikulski]] (D) and [[Benjamin Cardin]] (D). Southern Maryland falls within the [[5th Congressional District]] which is represented by [[Steny Hoyer]] (D).  Hoyer also serves as the House Majority Leader, second in command to the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi (D) of California.
+Maryland is represented in the United States Senate by [[Barbara A. Mikulski]] (D) and [[Benjamin L. Cardin]] (D). Southern Maryland falls within the [[5th Congressional District]] which is represented by [[Steny Hoyer]] (D).  Hoyer also serves as the House Majority Leader, second in command to the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi (D) of California.
 == Schools ==

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 #[[Mount Carmel Monastery]]
 #[[Port Tobacco Courthouse]]
-#[[Port Tobacco One-Room School]]
+#[[Port Tobacco One Room School]]
 #[[Smallwood's Retreat]]
 #[[Thomas Stone National Historic Site]]

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 === Historic Sites ===
-#[[LaPlata Train Station]]
+#[[La Plata Train Station]]
 #[[Mount Carmel Monastery]]
 #[[Port Tobacco Courthouse]]

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 #[[Dr. Samuel A. Mudd Elementary School]]
 #[[J.C. Parks Elementary School]]
-#[[J. P. Ryon Elementary School]]
+#[[J.P. Ryon Elementary School]]
 #[[Eva Turner Elementary School]]
 #[[William B. Wade Elementary School]]

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 === County Government ===
-Charles County is governed by a board of five [[Charles County Maryland Commissioners|County Commissioners]] who are elected at-large to four-year terms.
+Charles County is governed by a board of five [[Charles County Maryland Commissioners|County Commissioners]] who are elected at-large to four-year terms. The County Seat is located in [[La Plata, Maryland]].
 === State Government ===

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	=== Fire ===		=== Fire ===
		+
		+	#[[Bel Alton Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Benedict Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Bryans Road Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Cobb Island Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Indian Head Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[La Plata Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Nanjemoy Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Potomac Heights Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Tenth District Volunteer Fire Department]]
		+	#[[Waldorf EMS Station 3]]
		+	#[[Waldorf Fire and EMS Station 12]]
		+	#[[Waldorf Volunteer Fire Department, Station 3]]

	== Parks & Recreation ==		== Parks & Recreation ==

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	=== Federal Government ===		=== Federal Government ===
		+
		+	Maryland is represented in the United States Senate by [[Barbara Mikulski]] (D) and [[Paul Sarbanes]] (D).

	== Schools ==		== Schools ==

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 == Schools ==
-Charles County Board of Education Website: http://www.ccboe.com/
+The [[Charles County Board of Education]] is responsible for the administration of the Charles County Public Schools.
 === High School ===

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	=== County Government ===		=== County Government ===
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−	~~[[Image:charles_county_commissioners.jpg\|right]]~~

	Charles County is governed by a board of five [[Charles County Maryland Commissioners\|County Commissioners]] who are elected at-large to four-year terms.		Charles County is governed by a board of five [[Charles County Maryland Commissioners\|County Commissioners]] who are elected at-large to four-year terms.