Commercial Composting Drop off in Chestertown
Compost is a bit like magic- you take food waste, add some air and wood chips, maybe give it a few turns, and in no time at all it has transformed into a powerful fertilizer for plants! May 29th is ‘Learn About Compost Day’. Chestertown now has multiple ways to turn your food scraps into […]
Chestertown Spy Highlights
Baltimore Restaurateur Unveils Sassafras: An Intimate Modern Chesapeake Dining Experience
Chef Paul Edward, the culinary visionary behind the acclaimed Baltimore restaurant The Bluebird, is embarking on a new venture, bringing his ... [Continue Story]
- Tax diffential remedy between county and town making headway?
- “Lights for Liberty” Vigil in Chestertown Friday
- Mid-Shore Pro Bono Attorney Receives 2019 Service Award
- Kent Residents Ask Commissioners to End Clean Chesapeake Coalition Funding
- Cars on High Back for Third Year, Plans September Car Show
- Chestertown Rotary Award to Sumner Hall
- Remembering Owen McCoy
- June’s First Friday is Chestertown’s Best First Friday
- A Visit to the African American Museum
- The Chester River Bridge
Local Food and Garden Highlights
From Hunger to Hope: Community Responses to Food Insecurity July 17
The public is invited to attend the July 17 meeting of the Democratic Club of Kent County. Deeann Jones, Program Director of the Kent County Community ... [Continue Story]
- Historical Society Receives Preservation Grant from The Questers
- Rock Hall PorchFest May 25
- Celebrating 13 Years of Leadership, Theresa Snyder Retires as KART Executive Director
- Baltimore Restaurateur Unveils Sassafras: An Intimate Modern Chesapeake Dining Experience
- Memorial Day Event to Feature Parade, Entertainment and a Remembrance of Vets Who Died in Combat
- Kent Attainable Housing Celebrates Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New Homeowners, the Duncan Family
Brevities
Planes, Trains, Buses, and Automobiles by Katherine Emery General
Both of my grandfathers were geologists who worked for oil companies, which meant they got “transferred” every few years. Travel was a major part of ... [Continue Story]
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: Cambridge by Air
- Chesapeake Flashback: Happy Fourth!
- Spy Agent Report: A Morning of Log Canoe Races
- The Rose Garden by Katherine Emery General
- July 25 Sky-Watch Planets and Meteors by Dennis Herrmann
- Chestertown Flashback: Rock Hall Boat Ramp
- Summer by Katherine Emery General
- Chesapeake Flashback: Garfield Center for the Arts at the Prince Theatre
- In Praise of Fireflies by Katherine Emery General
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: A Spy in New York
Food and Garden Notes
Mid-Shore Food: Simmons Market Still Beating the Odds in Cambridge
This is no ma and pa business, yet it is. It's located in Cambridge, yet most people, even those outside of Dorchester County, know about Simmons ... [Continue Story]
- FarmersWagon Offers Kent County Delivery Service
- Fantastic Fungi Comes to Easton Thursday, March 26
- Food Lab Forest Walk is September 29 at Adkins Arboretum
- Herb Society to Meet at Pickering Creek on September 15th
- Brewer’s Art and Orchard Point Oyster Teamed Up to Create Tasty Brew
- DrinkMaryland Returns to the Town of Centreville
Town & County Notes
Plein Air Easton Hall of Fame 2025: Al Bond
This final piece in the 2025 Plein Air Easton Hall of Fame series is something a little different. It’s a love letter—but not a one-way note. It’s ... [Continue Story]
- Washington College Earns High Flyer Status for Bird Conservation
- Bringing Joy Inside by Angela Rieck
- Looking at the Masters: Jacques-Joseph Tissot
- Allegro Academy Performs “Jubilate Deo” at Summer Choir Festival
- Celebrating Historical ‘Good Footprints’ of Courage and Kindness in Delmarva with Jim Duffy
- Avalon Donates New Gallery to AAM for Plein Air (Sort of): A Chat with Al Bond and Charlotte Potter Kasic
- A Baltimore Banner Tribute to Darren Foxwell
- Easton Art Galleries Welcome Plein Air by Steve Parks
- Town Surveillance Cameras Repositioned for Activation
- Plein Air Easton Hall of Fame 2025: David Grafton As Remembered by Stephen Griffin