
September Sky Watch By Dennis Hermann
Venus will be the brightest object in the western evening sky as September begins but will be hard to spot just above the horizon by

Venus will be the brightest object in the western evening sky as September begins but will be hard to spot just above the horizon by

Tonight, the Chestertown Town Council will consider how to proceed with groundwater monitoring related to the decades-old heating-oil spill at the hospital site. The council

On First Friday, September 4th, The Artists’ Gallery will feature new paintings by one of their partners, Mary Ellen Mabe. Her upcoming show, “Fleeting Summer”, illustrates

August marks national Make-A-Will Month, and the YMCA of the Chesapeake is using the observance to remind Eastern Shore families that planning for the future

On Friday, the Town issued a press release proclaiming it was “taking additional steps to … protect the community’s public water supply through a proposed

(Ed Note: Original press release with Barbara Jorgenson’s responses in CAPs) Town of Chestertown to Resume Groundwater Monitoring Efforts to Protect Municipal Water Supply The


Not long ago I watched an interview with Dan Schwartz, candidate in the House District 1, the Eastern Shore. To learn about the issues of

I’ve been thinking about this for a while. The 2026 Democratic primary for District 36 just happens to give me a good place to start

Welcome to the Chester River Chorale’s (CRC) 2026-2027 Kaleidoscope season! Like a kaleidoscope transforming small fragments of color and light into intricate and ever-changing patterns,