Thanks for Reading; Kent Pilot Ceases Publication
The Kent Pilot will cease publication July 2, 2021. The decision was made not due to a lack of...
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Category: Publisher’s Note
Publisher’s Note: Council Should Honor Ajax Basketball Court Proposal with an Up or Down Vote
Under pressure from a group led by Tidewater Trader Publisher Carla Johnson, the town council has...
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First Week on the Job, Chestertown’s New Mayor Wins Unanimous Support from Council and Commissioners on Hospital Oil Spill
This was a very good first week on the job for Chestertown Mayor David Foster — and a good...
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Publisher’s Note: Town Council Should Rely on Town’s Attorney, not Lay Advice
The late John T. Clark, III, Judge of the District Court of Maryland for Queen Anne’s...
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Publisher’s Note: Happy 20th Anniversary, Sultana
Today marks the 20th Anniversary of the launch of the Sultana. That Saturday in 2001 could not...
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Publisher’s Note: Finally, Voting Districts We Can Be Proud Of
With the November town election just months away, the Chestertown Town Council voted 4-1 Monday to...
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Publisher’s Note: Cerino and Council Missed Opportunity To Set Example on Transparency
On Feb. 3 the Maryland Open Meetings Compliance Board ruled on a complaint the Kent Pilot filed...
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Publisher’s Note: Unfinished Business – Approve A Lawful Voting Map For Chestertown Now
Chestertown’s election map currently violates the constitutional mandate of “one person, one...
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Publisher’s Note: Happy Holidays from the Kent Pilot
Dear Readers, 2020 has been an exciting first year for The Kent Pilot. Since we launched in...
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Publisher’s Note: Chestertown Should Close Year Of Action With Adoption Of New Election Map
Much has happened in 2020 on the front lines of racial justice reform. One unfinished piece of...
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Make the Human Rights Commission A Reality
The Kent Pilot supports the creation of a Human Rights Commission for Chestertown. So does the...
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Publisher’s Note: County Procurement Reform Good For Departments And Fiscal Health
Kent County citizens take notice: the Kent County Commissioners are moving towards procurement...
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