Former Kent County Commissioner William Pickrum died April 15, 2021. He was born in Kent County on January 8, 1948. He was 73. Pickrum attended H. H. Garnett High School…
The Kent County Health Department and FEMA canceled appointments this week to immunize 1,700 individuals in Kent and Cecil counties with the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine — following an…
Last week, during Week-17 of Kent’s COVID-19 vaccination program, the Kent County Health Department received 1,200 COVID-19 vaccines. The allocation broken down is 400 first doses and 600 second doses…
Mayor Chris Cerino resigned from office Tuesday, April 6, 2021, citing the strain of the job has taken a mental and physical toll on him during the last seven-plus years…
Monday’s meeting of the Chestertown Town Council was cancelled for lack of a quorum and will be held tonight, Tuesday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. Ward 4 Councilwoman Meghan Efland…
Now that we have shaken off our mild winter and more and more of us are getting our COVID-19 vaccines, it’s time to venture out. And 98 Cannon Riverside Grille’s…
University of Maryland Shore Regional Health for yet another year is attempting to gain approval from Maryland Department of the Environment to permanently shut down a containment system that for…
The Court of Appeals of Maryland, the state’s highest court, has removed Kent County Orphans Court Judge Amy Nickerson from office. In an order issued on March 26, the Court…
Two weeks past the COVID-19 Outbreak at Angelica Nurseries, Kent County has rebounded to have the lowest infection rate in the state — and is second in the state for…
Who would have thought exactly a year ago that three COVID-19 vaccines would be available and 7,000 doses would make it into the arms of Kent County residents. In…
Today marks the 20th Anniversary of the launch of the Sultana. That Saturday in 2001 could not have been more picture perfect – clear, nearly cloudless skies and almost balmy…
Updated March 24, 2:32 pm: Maryland could soon be out of the business of detaining immigrants if the Senate passes a bill that cleared the House of Delegates last week…
Chestertown Town Council voted 4-1 Monday to move forward with a voting map presented by the Chestertown Redistricting Commission. The town will begin the process of codifying the new districts…
Prior to Monday’s Mayor and Council meeting, Chestertown Zoning Administrator Kees de Mooy and Mayor Chris Cerino held a private conversation about the planning of the Ajax basketball, which…
In a letter preempting the March 15 Council Meeting, Tidewater Trader Publisher Carla Johnson claimed that the approval process for redevelopment of the Ajax Basketball court has been rushed forward…
By Kate Meehan and Steve Meehan A piece of Chestertown’s living history came to its end this week. Having grown too large for its home for over a century, the…
You knew the day of reckoning was coming for the “Grand Dame of North Queen Street” when CPD Chief John Dolgos and Tom Sappington, Superintendent of Streets began advising neighbors…
The Upper Shore is blessed with some live entertainment venues. One of those is the Church Hill Theatre. The building located on Walnut Street in Church Hill was originally built…
The Kent County Health Department is reporting the arrival last week of the first 100 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines that will be administered beginning March 15, said…
The Chestertown Council has authorized the town’s attorney, Stewart Barroll, to file an amicus brief in support of Ocean City’s three-year-old dispute over whether Worcester County is required to provide…
