Town to Fill Two Police Vacancies
The Chestertown Police Department is seeking to fill two vacancies, Chief Adrian Baker told the Mayor and Council at their Dec. 3 meeting.
Baker said that he had had two certified officers as candidates for the openings a couple of weeks ago, but then both accepted positions with other departments that were closer […]
Occurrences
Council Updating Farmers Market Rules
At the Chestertown Council meeting Monday, Nov. 19, Mayor Chris Cerino asked Town Manager Ingersoll, Councilwoman Linda Kuiper and town clerk Jen … [Read More...]
- Council Approves Zoning Change, Real Estate Sale
- Final Ballot Count in Kent Leaves Results Unchanged
- The Chestertown Marina: Mayor Cerino Sees the Finish Line of the Long, Hard Slog
- Social Action Committee Interviews: Kent County School Board Candidates
- Social Action Committee Interviews: Kent County Commission Candidates
- Early Voting Underway; Runs Through Thursday, Nov. 1
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with Ron Fithian
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with Bob Jacob
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with Tom Mason
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with William Pickrum
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with Bill Short
- Kent County Commissioner Race: A Conversation with Tom Timberman
Maryland Politics & Policy
Maryland Deer Hunters get New Tax Break for Donating Venison
Some Maryland deer hunters now can claim a credit against their state income taxes for donating their processed venison to the hungry. A new law … [Read More...]
- New Chesapeake Bay license Plate Revealed
- Andy Harris Responds to Aggressive Protesters Outside his Office
- House Appropriations Committee Approves Harris Language Repairing H-2B Visa Program
- Legislature Passes Bill to Expand Post-Conviction Relief
- No More Cash: Maryland Tolls Changing to Electronic Only
- In-state Tuition Bill aimed at ‘Dreamers’ advances in Maryland
- Hogan’s Nonpublic schools funding gets ‘BOOST’ from Students
- Maryland Schools Need more Physical Education, lawmaker Says
- Resolutions Address Gender Gap in Maryland Businesses
- Maryland Senate Passes Revised Cyber-Bullying Law
- Bill would Criminalize Knowing Failure to Report Child Abuse
- Sponsor of Bill to Legalize Hemp in Maryland Thinks this is the Year
Town & County Notes
Democratic Club to Host Director of the Center for the Study of Local Issues December 13
The public is invited to hear an informative analysis of the just-completed Midterm elections in Maryland. Dr. Dan Nataf, Director of the Center for … [Read More...]
- Stevensville Boy Donates Books to Compass Regional Hospice
- Come Sing! Community Caroling in Fountain Park Sunday, Dec. 16
- Haven Ministries Event Raises Awareness and Funds for Area Homelessness
- “Dickens of a Christmas” House Tour to Feature Historic Chestertown Homes
- “Ebenezer’s Soirée” Jumpstarts Second Dickens of a Christmas
- David Billings on “Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy” November 18
- Santa to Arrive in Chestertown Nov. 23, with Holiday Parade Nov. 24
- Emmanuel Church Set for Christmas Bazaar on November 17
- TALK CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER – Will Reschedule – Kent County Democrats Present Talk on the Midterm Election
- Talbot Special Riders to Host Fall Horse Show
- Kent County Early Voting Hits New High!
- Kent County Public Library Book Sale November 15 to 18
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Mid-Shore Teachers Complete Environmental Literacy Training with Pickering Creek
For nine weeks, a cohort of mid-shore teachers gathered with staff of Pickering Creek Audubon Center on Wednesday evenings and two Saturdays to … [Read More...]
- Film at Sumner Hall
- Waterfowl-Related Education Programs Receive 2018 Funding
- Council Approves Zoning Change, Real Estate Sale
- New Trustees Welcomed to the Pickering Creek Audubon Team
- Nick DiPasquale, former director of EPA Bay Program, has joined ShoreRivers
- Enjoy the Sights and Sounds of Fall at Blackwater NWR
- Adkins Arboretum Receives Chesapeake Bay Trust Mini Grants
- Horn Point Laboratory Offers Science Seminars for Local Residents
- ShoreRivers Pumpout Boat Has Best Season Yet
- Expert Witness: Former EPA Chesapeake Director Nick DiPasquale on Conowingo and the Problem of Pennsylvania
- Washington College Hosts Electric Vehicle Cruise-In
- Film Screening: “How to Let Go of the World” On November 1
