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Science of Hospital Oil Spill Still in Dispute
Science of Hospital Oil Spill Still in Dispute
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Ward 1 David Foster Discusses Hospital Oil Spill and Drinking Water Concerns
Ward 1 David Foster Discusses Hospital Oil Spill and Drinking Water Concerns -
Publisher’s Note: Chestertown Should Close Year Of Action With Adoption Of New Election Map
Publisher’s Note: Chestertown Should Close Year Of Action With Adoption Of New Election Map -
Restaurant Relief Applications Pouring into County, Commissioners to Direct Last of COVID Money at Dec. 1 Meeting
Restaurant Relief Applications Pouring into County, Commissioners to Direct Last of COVID Money at Dec. 1 Meeting -
Tolliver Makes Major Concessions On Human Rights Commission Ordinance, No Requirement for “People of Color” as members
Tolliver Makes Major Concessions On Human Rights Commission Ordinance, No Requirement for “People of Color” as members
Emma Hogans Joins Hogans Agency, Inc. Insurance Team
The Hogans Agency, Inc. is pleased to announce that Emma Hogans has joined the Hogans team in our Insurance Division....
Restaurant Relief Applications Pouring into County, Commissioners to Direct Last of COVID Money at Dec. 1 Meeting
Franchot Urges Maryland’s Patrons to Support Local Businesses as the Holiday Season Approaches
What Do the Latest National Job Numbers Mean For Maryland’s Economy?
Tolliver Makes Major Concessions On Human Rights Commission Ordinance, No Requirement for “People of Color” as members
Santa on Stage, an Art Walk, Carriage Rides, Live Music to Provide Holiday Cheer
Vacant Chestertown Movie Theater Eyed By New Operator
Herz Halts Human Rights Commission Vote; Demands Confidential Revision Process
Kent Health Officer Warns COVID-19 Surge is Looming for Kent, Says Avoid Thanksgiving Gatherings
Within hours after Gov. Larry Hogan announced new restrictions in response to the long anticipated fall COVID-19 surge, Kent Health...
County Leaders Hail $45 Million Behavioral Health Grant as ‘a Game-Changer’
Lawmakers, Advocates to Unveil Program to Reduce Health Care Disparities
Opinion: Lawmakers Must Show Up for the Health Care Workers Who Show Up for Us
Citing COVID Surge, Hogan Announces ‘Wide-Scale’ Police Enforcement Efforts Over Holiday
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) is cracking down on individuals and businesses who don’t...
Md., Other States Face Loss of Federal Help as ‘Worst Part of the Crisis’ Hits
As Drug Prices Climb, Md. Lawmakers Chide Colleagues for Succumbing to ‘Big Pharma’
After Rejection, Advocates Continue Push to Remove Confederate Talbot Boys Monument
EPA Fights Suit Forcing it to Act on Pennsylvania, New York cleanup plans
Federal attorneys are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from environmentalists and several Chesapeake Bay watershed states that aims to force...
Md. Environmental Advocates Enthused About Biden’s Victory
Added Cleanup for Pollution Behind Conowingo Dam Will Cost $53 Million a Year. Who Will Pay For It?
Shadows of a Bustling Past Haunt Appomattox’s Quiet Shores
‘We Have to Pivot’: Environmental Ed During COVID-19
Local Superintendents and Lawmakers Still Seeking Statewide Protocols for Reopening Schools
WC’s Dr. Alisha Knight Earns Cromwell Award for Innovation in Teaching, Her Second Distinguished Teaching Award This Year
Kent School To Host Author Educator, Tamara Letter
New One-Day COVID-19 Case Counts in MD Reach All-Time High
New COVID-19 cases in Maryland hit another single day record of 2,321 on Saturday, beating a single day record of...
Health Officer Expects Kent’s COVID-19 Rates to Catch Up To State, Discourages Thanksgiving Gatherings
Commissioners Announce More Grants For Kent’s Struggling Restaurants
Dowling Will Depart Helm Of The Peoples Bank In May
Black History of Kent County and Washington College Opens at Kohl Gallery Oct. 27
Chesapeake Heartland & Kohl Gallery Announce Opening of New Virtual Exhibit by Jason Patterson: On the Black History of Kent...
Dr. Scott Newstok, Hosts “How to Think Like Shakespeare” Virtual Lecture
WC Board of Visitors Approves Budget Cuts Amid Declining Enrollment, COVID-19
Washington College Announces Plans for Spring Semester 2021
“Fall into Kent” Art Exhibit Opens at Tish Fine Art Plus Oct.15
A competitive show featuring 18 different artists from all over the region from Gaithersburg to New Jersey; local artists and...
“The Show Will Go On” – MassoniArt Announces Marc Castelli Show
Paul Comfort’s Latest Book Youth-oriented Exploration of Past And Future Of Transportation
Selkie Books Creating Literary Haven In Rock Hall
This Week’s Kent County History Quiz Answer: Galena
This Week’s Kent County History...
Try China House’s Spicy Eggplant For A “Heated” Dining Experience
Contemplating dinner-in but looking for an epicurean pivot from leftover...
A Blue Dachshund’s Unsusual Journey
I don’t remember the year, but it must have been...
Sudlersville Frozen Meat Locker Thriving Through 2020
As COVID-19 continues to create hardship for business owners across...
Reminder Chestertown Farmers’ Market Open Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more details, visit the CFM on Facebook.
Franchot Says State Fund Balance Should Go To Help MD Small Businesses
The scene on Main Street America is bleak. In urban...
