On August 1, 2018, the Havis campaign was in Odenton, MD, in Anne Arundel County, to conduct a signwave and voter greeting there during afternoon rush hour. After the signwave, Lee and Frank met commuters at the Odenton train station. Following that, they attended a fundraiser event for fellow Republican in LD21, Chike Anyanwu, who… Continue reading Odenton Sign Wave – August 1, 2018
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Visit to First Baptist Church of Laurel
On Sunday, July 29, 2018, I visited the First Baptist Church of Laurel to attend worship services and enjoy the company of members of the congregation. Havis campaign supporter, Barbara Scott, was in the choir, and helped me get acquainted with various members of the church family, including the senior pastor, Brent Brewer, shown in… Continue reading Visit to First Baptist Church of Laurel
Sensible Development
Transportation and other infrastructure must assure sensible development that respects the unique natural resources and environment that centers on our Chesapeake Bay and its many tributaries around the state. Commercial and industrial development must especially prudent to balance these interests for the long-term benefit of all. Protecting the Chesapeake Bay aims primarily to prevent pollutants… Continue reading Sensible Development
Dialogo en America
On July 18, 2018, I participated in a Spanish language broadcast about issues of interest to the Hispanic community in America, focusing primarily on immigration and central America. I was joined in this “Dialogo en America” with the Democrat analyst, Walter Tijera . The moderator is Rosy Montesinos of the company, asiesmigente.com The video broadcast… Continue reading Dialogo en America
Lincoln Day Dinner with Cong. Jim Jordan
At the Prince George’s County “Lincoln Day Dinner” in Bowie, MD on July 17, 2018, I attended to enjoy the company of other active Republicans and political leaders in the county. The keynote speaker was Cong. Jim Jordan of Ohio, an outspoken, prominent “freedom caucus” leader and possible contender for speaker of the house. In… Continue reading Lincoln Day Dinner with Cong. Jim Jordan
No to Speed Cameras
In 2009, the Maryland General Assembly passed a law that allows local jurisdictions to install speed cameras to automatically record and fine drivers for exceeding the posted speed limits in certain locations. Since then, almost all of us in Maryland have, at one time or another, been treated to an irritating notice in the mail… Continue reading No to Speed Cameras
Queen’s Chapel Church – Beltsville
On Sunday, July 15, 2018, I attended worship services at the Queen’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Beltsville, MD. Pastor William E. Butler is shown in two images. One image shows me introducing myself to the congregation. One church member, Frederick Smalls, is also a councilmember of the City of Laurel. He is shown in… Continue reading Queen’s Chapel Church – Beltsville
Opposing Property Tax Rate Hikes in Prince George’s County
As organizer of “Citizens for a Better Prince George’s County”, I have been fighting tax rate hikes in Prince George’s County imposed by actions of the County government, which I believe are in violation of the local county charter that requires prior voter approval before any such increase is allowed. County property owner see this… Continue reading Opposing Property Tax Rate Hikes in Prince George’s County
Governor Hogan in Beltsville, MD
On July 11, 2018, Gov. Larry Hogan visited Beltsville for a fundraiser in LD21. As president of the Northern PG Republican Club, Lee led the Club as one of the sponsors for this rreception. Bill Collet, fellow Club member, was the main organizer for this event. Governor Hogan is very popular in LD21, which is… Continue reading Governor Hogan in Beltsville, MD
articles – each one a separate issue
Articles – Havis website No to Speed Cameras In 2009, the Maryland General Assembly passed a law that allows local jurisdictions to install speed cameras to automatically record and fine drivers for exceeding the posted speed limits in certain locations. Since then, almost all of us in Maryland have, at one time or another,… Continue reading articles – each one a separate issue