Letter to the Editor: Keeping My Objectives
I recently had the great privilege in participating in our democratic process as a candidate. I ran for Town Council of Chestertown representing Ward 1
I recently had the great privilege in participating in our democratic process as a candidate. I ran for Town Council of Chestertown representing Ward 1
Editor: As he appoints cronies, pursues business activities, shatters laws and regulations, breaches constitutional guardrails, cozies up to dictators, socializes with extremists, and engages in
A recent news article about the No Kings rally on October 18th brought over 200 Facebook comments. Many comments ridiculed and mocked attendees for being
Dear Neighbors, Tuesday, November 4, will be the election for a new Mayor and for Ward 1 Council seat. We would like to share information
My father passed away 44 years ago. At his life celebration, Mom revealed his favorite poem, Abou Ben Adhem, written by James Henry Leigh Hunt
Dear Congressman Harris, While I was not registered with either party for the vast majority of my voting life, I have tended to vote Republican
The three decades preceding the Civil War — during which all black persons in the United States were ruled less than full citizens (Dred Scott
To The Mayor and Council of Chestertown: It is part of the responsibility of town government to maintain public spaces for the use of tax-paying

Community solar was supposed to democratize clean energy — letting families save money, supporting the grid, and sharing the benefits of renewable power. But in

Our town leadership, the mayor and council members, are apparently following the same narrow “search process” for our future Town Manager that was utilized two