Yesterday staff from St. Mary's County Department of Economic Development helped The Good Earth in Leonardtown celebrate 25 years! St. Mary's County Government County Administrator, David Weiskopf; Leonardtown Mayor, Dan Burris & Town Administrator, Laschelle McKay; and Maryland Department of Commerce Southern Maryland representative, Steve Wall all presented proclamations to owner Val Deptula recognizing their 25 years in operation. The Good Earth serves as an important and trusted resource within the community and continues to contribute to Leonardtown’s success. Congratulations to Val and her dedicated team!
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