A group of Black Lives Matter supporters from Chestertown and around the region came together at Fountain Park on Saturday to discuss “Black Lives Matter” and “We Can’t Breathe” murals…
Since the first cases of the coronavirus emerged in Kent County in late March, the Health Department has worked to improve their testing for the virus and antibodies to gain…
On Monday afternoon, boat owners walked onto the Chestertown Marina floating dock to tie down their lines, coolers, and floaties, and to double-check that everything was spick and span before…
Beginning July 29 and Aug. 4, two anti-racist education groups will meet online for a reading group and an online study group with a bountiful collection of materials and content…
This week, the co-chairs for the Social Action Committee for Racial Justice (SACRJ) Paul Tue III and Arlene Lee spoke with Chestertown Police Chief John Dolgos regarding steps needed for…
Wooden and white wicker chairs sit facing each other on the flower-covered porch of Rebecca Murphy and John Hutchinson’s home on High Street and Lynchburg. Three flags, a rainbow pride…
Shopping and buying locally is more important now than ever during the age if COVID-19. So too is having an income to support a local business. “I’m desperate for service!”…
Juneteenth was celebrated in Chestertown the weekend of June 19th and 20th with speeches by Black activists, community members, and organizers in Kent County. June 19, 1865, was the day…
Three peaceful protests filled Fountain Park in support of Black Lives Matter this weekend; each march passed the last in attendance as the Kent County community came together in anger,…
On the evening of Sunday, May 31, Wilmer Park in Chestertown was filled with social distanced supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement — lighting candles and standing in solidarity…
