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Paul Izzett loves to thrill and scare kids with his Halloween decorations, but he generates some scares even before Oct. 31.
It took three tries but Lusby resident Katherine Stout finally received a coveted Fulbright scholarship.
The Calvert Marine Museum recently named a new species of extinct dolphin and published a paper about a whale tooth that had been bitten by a Megalodon.