
Letter to the Editor: Are Commissioners Thinking About Practical Solutions for Kent County’s Needs?
Some residents of Kent County are wary of growth — concerned about losing the charm of our historic towns and rural landscapes. Others think we

Some residents of Kent County are wary of growth — concerned about losing the charm of our historic towns and rural landscapes. Others think we

(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

Editor: Writing in the Chestertown Report last month, County Commissioner Ron Fithian — now seeking reelection — declared that “my experience gives me first-hand knowledge

At midnight on July 11, with no signing ceremony and little fanfare, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became federal law. Buried among its

Thoughts about the 1976 Bi-Centennial, inspired by reading David Frum’s discussion with Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic. In a 4th of July interview with David

I want to congratulate Sam Shoge, John Carroll, and Thad Bench on their recent victories in the Democratic Primary Election for Kent County Commissioners. We

I am a 1972 graduate from the first class of Kent County High School (KCHS); a new school which consolidated the former Chestertown, Rock Hall

To the Editor, What is going on within the Kent County Public Schools? Politicians are talking about building a new larger Middle School as our student

I receive Andy Harris’ newsletters which do tell a lot about what he regards as major issues affecting his constituency. It is interesting how he