New MCFRW officers are sworn in. (R to L) Sandy Tuttle (President), Lori Jaffe (1st Vice President), Martha Hale (2nd Vice President), Rita Beck (Corresponding Secretary), Mary George (Recording Secretary), Patsy Dillingham (Treasurer), Margie Shultz (Assistant Treasurer)

Fitzgerald Mofor, MLS
Candidate for Maryland House District 9A
Campaign Chair, Friends and Family of Fitzgerald Mofor
Po Box 106, Damascus, Maryland, 20872
[email protected]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 17, 2025

It’s Time To Restore Maryland: Common Sense and Good Governance

My story begins at Shady Grove Hospital in Gaithersburg, Maryland, where I was born on August 18, 1995. I attended Quality Time Early Learning Center, and my family was very involved in the Presbyterian Church, where I have my earliest memories. I moved to Brookeville, Maryland, and played football for the St. Peter’s Panthers. Later, I became a three-year varsity letterman on the football team at Sherwood High School. I moved down south to the Bible Belt and attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where I tried out for the football team and earned a scholarship within six months. I received all-conference honors, started thirty-five games, and helped deliver the first championship in school history.

'Cause we love 'em!

A Chairman’s Thanksgiving Thought

This Thanksgiving, we’re reminded of the importance of dialogue, leadership, and the willingness to engage with people from all walks of life. President Trump’s recent meeting with Mamdani underscores how meaningful it can be when individuals with differing views come together in good faith to talk, listen, and seek understanding.

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MCPS Seeking Community Feedback on 2026–2027 School Year Calendar | The MoCo Show | MCS Staff | November 15, 2025, 9:04 am

Survey closes on November 30, 2025.

THANK YOU FOR A SUCCESSFULL FOOD AND TOY DRIVE!!

Chris Burnett, congressional candidate CD6, and family delivering donated food.

Saturday I saw Connie Morella at an event in Bethesda, and it reminded me how important it is to find common ground. Congresswoman Morella was a master at forging alliances with others on capitol hill to further efforts to keep the county strong and prosperous. And most of her time in Annapolis and DC she was in the minority – but her peers listened to her quite a bit.

We forget that folks agree with us more than we think, maybe it’s the Press, or the prism of "Social Media" that makes us forget how much we have in common. True, the political class (I guess I’m included in that) often makes enemies out of the other party, its members and elected officials. But we’re not all enemies.

If Mamdani and Trump can get along, can’t we?

MCPD News Releases including Missing Children Reports

Detectives Investigate Home Invasion Robbery in Silver Spring; Public's Assistance Needed

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Police union warns of poor conditions at 4th District station (Wheaton) | Fox5 | You Tube | Stephanie Ramirez | November 18, 2025 

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