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JC Tubbs, 79 of Hollywood, MD passed away at MedStar St. Mary s Hospital in Leonardtown, MD on Monday, February 15, 2021.
He was born on May 12, 1941 in Iowa City, IA to the late Robert Jackson Tubbs and Esther L. Cook.
JC is a graduate of Corydon High School in Iowa. Upon graduation, he enlisted in the United States Navy and proudly served his country for four years, until his honorable discharge in September 1964. During his service, he earned the Good Conduct Medal.
The Navy may have brought JC to St. Mary s County from Iowa, but a little redhead named Shirley Louden kept him here. While stationed at Patuxent River, he met Shirley through her sister s boyfriend and was smitten. He ended up spending the rest of his life here with her. They started and raised their family here and he continued his career as a civil servant until he retired in 1996. He worked for many years after his official retirement, first for McKay s Food Stores and then Walmart for 16 years.
Almost 70 Zoom attendees waited with bated breath as they watched the gold raffle drum spin during the Coffey Place deed-restricted housing lottery Wednesday.
After a thorough spin and a good shake of the barrel, it was up to fate or chance (or perhaps a bit of both) to determine who would win each of the 15 available homes in the new development located near Town Park in Snowmass Village. Housing Director Betsy Crum, Assistant Housing Director Terri Everest and Town Clerk Rhonda Coxon drew the names and announced the results from Town Hall.
The winners list of the hour-long process count plenty of familiar names and faces among the ranks; many applicants knew others who were vying for the same homes.
Hartsdown Academy head teacher Matthew Tate argues that closing schools due to Covid will increase the number of children harmed due to domestic abuse
Published: 06:00, 13 December 2020
A secondary school head teacher has made an emotive case for schools to remain open in the face of increasing pressure to close due to Covid-19.
In Kent, 60,000 pupils out of a total of 240,000, have been told to stay at home because of pressures caused by coronavirus.
Matthew Tate, head teacher at Hartsdown Academy in Margate
Writing in a blog, Matt s Ink, Matthew Tate, of Hartsdown Academy in Margate, opens up about his childhood experiences of Christmas, when he suffered abuse at the hands of his father.
Head teacher of St Georges CofE school in Broadstairs asks parents to keep children home as staffing levels become critical
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Updated: 10:49, 11 December 2020
A head teacher is asking parents to keep their children at home if they can due to critical staffing levels.
In a letter to parents, Adam Mirams, who leads St George s Church of England Foundation School in Broadstairs, says the resilience of his dedicated staff is being stretched to breaking point.
Adam Mirams, head teacher of St George s Church of England Foundation School in Broadstairs
He asks that, if possible and safe to do so, children at both the secondary and primary are kept home to access lessons through online learning.