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Kent Still Has Funds to Prevent Evictions Related to COVID-19
Kent Still Has Funds to Prevent Evictions Related to COVID-19
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Town Asks MDE, Again, To Follow Consent Order Agreement on Oil Spill, Protect Drinking Water
Town Asks MDE, Again, To Follow Consent Order Agreement on Oil Spill, Protect Drinking Water -
SACRJ Reports to Council on Police Reform in Chestertown
SACRJ Reports to Council on Police Reform in Chestertown -
Community Paints “We can’t Breathe” Mural
Community Paints “We can’t Breathe” Mural -
Interest Forgiveness on Delinquent Property Taxes To End in Kent, County Finance Office To Take In-Person Payments Starting Oct. 1
Interest Forgiveness on Delinquent Property Taxes To End in Kent, County Finance Office To Take In-Person Payments Starting Oct. 1
Selkie Books Creating Literary Haven In Rock Hall
An intriguing new sign has appeared at 6202 Rock Hall Road (Md Rte. 20). It portrays a Selkie, a Celtic...
Short Attention Span Theatre Returns to the Garfield…Sort of…
Philadelphia Neo-Pop Painter Joshua Ruggeri’s Show Ends Sept 6 at Tish Fine Art Plus
Heroes Hallelujah, A Locally Produced Tribute to Frontline Medical Workers in the Age of COVID-19
Utility Shutoffs Loom ― and Lawmakers Are Getting Nervous
With the end of the state’s moratorium on utility service cutoffs looming, Maryland lawmakers on...
Despite GOP Objections, Senate Panel Hears First Round of Policing Bills
Senate Republicans, ACLU Knock Proposed Police Reform Legislation
Prosecutors, Police Chiefs Wary of Giving Up Power on Police Misconduct
Maryland Restaurant Association President: Indoor Dining Capacity Must Be Allowed to Increase
Restaurant Association of Maryland president Marshall Weston called on state officials to allow restaurants to increase their indoor dining capacity from 50%...
Franchot: $585 Million Fund Balance Should Go to Small Businesses
Barbara’s On The Bay Goes Mobile
Ware Joins Board of Chesapeake Bank and Trust
Interest Forgiveness on Delinquent Property Taxes To End in Kent, County Finance Office To Take In-Person Payments Starting Oct. 1
Property owners in Kent will begin accumulating interest on delinquent property taxes beginning October 1 — ending a forgiveness program...
Continuing COVID-19 Food Support And Racial Justice Reform Progress With SACRJ’s Paul Tue III
Kent Ducks Unlimited Holds Successful Inaugural Catfish Tournament
Good Progress on Police Reform in Kent, Social Action Committee Says
Lawmakers, Advocates to Unveil Program to Reduce Health Care Disparities
Health advocates will announce plans this week to try to resurrect an O’Malley-era program that reduced disparities in the incidence...
Opinion: Lawmakers Must Show Up for the Health Care Workers Who Show Up for Us
Report: ‘No Evidence of Bias’ in Awards of Medical Cannabis Licenses
Eldercare Facilities Left in Lurch as Health Dept. Pulls Free COVID-19 Tests, Lawmakers Told
Hospital Replaces Environmental Consultant to Oversee Oil Spill, Containment System Scheduled for Shutdown in October
UMMS Shore Regional Health has brought in a new consultant to work with Maryland Department of the Environment to handle...
Natural Gas Pipeline Was a Long Shot in Eastern Shore County — Until State Help Arrived
Maryland, Virginia, D.C. Sue EPA Over Failure to Enforce Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Plans
Town Tells MDE That New Testing Method Poses Risks to Drinking Water
Michael Harvey Named Interim Provost
Michael Harvey, the John S. Toll Associate Professor of Business Management, has been named to a three-year term as Interim...
WC Changes Course, Will Offer Online Only Classes this Fall
Washington College Offering Job Skills Training Starting July 20
WC Board Chair Announces Departure of Provost and President
This Week’s Kent County History Quiz Answer: Hail Point’s Clear Views
This Week’s Kent County History...
A Pig In The Woods
My dad was a good man, but he perfected the...
The Kitchen Hosts Chestertown Al Fresco Saturday; Wild Rockfish On Menu
Main Street Chestertown’s Saturday Al Fresco series continues this weekend...
Free Midshore Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day, September 26
Queen Anne’s County Public Works is hosting a free Household...
Longtime Kent County Educators Karen and Leon Frison Receive 2020 Hedgelawn Foundation Kenny Award from the Kent Cultural Alliance
Karen and Leon Frison are the recipients of the 2020...
Mid-Shore Community Foundation Awards $7,500 Grant To Confront Food Insecurity In Kent County
. The 501(c)(3) public charity awarded FarmersWagon.org a $7,500 COVID-19...
Opinion:Chesapeake Cleanup Goals Out of Reach?
It’s been 10 years since the Chesapeake Bay watershed was...
