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Pretty In Pink shows art and awareness
EASTON — On Friday, The Waterfowl Building was full of pink art to be sold to raise money for The Clark Comprehensive Breast Center in Easton. Pretty in Pink, an awareness drive, and it is highlighting breast cancer awareness month, showcased over 60 framed pieces by Working Artists Forum artists. There were rows of paintings hung with bright lights. Many of the artists were breast cancer survivors. All of the artists wanted to give back. ...
RS Shooting Sports celebrates third anniversary with continued focus on youth sports
CHESTER — Owners of RS Shooting Sports Scott Gray and Robbie Frey invited the community to celebrate their three year anniversary and get a glimpse of the future. Joining the celebration at 110 D Country Day Rd. in Chester were coaches and student athletes from three area high schools that Gray and Frey are sponsoring as they compete in the Maryland State High School Clay Target League. Gray and Frey...
Dorchester County unveils restructuring plan for emergency services, corrections
CAMBRIDGE — Dorchester County is moving forward with a plan to restructure parts of its 911 Center, Emergency Medical Services Division and Department of Corrections in an effort to improve recruitment and retention. At a Dorchester County Council meeting Tuesday, County Manager Jerry Jones said there are 35 vacancies in these three departments. “We have had difficulty being competitive with surrounding counties,” Jones said. “That attrition has created a number...
ArtScene | the Podcast: October two-part theatre edition
CENTREVILLE — ArtScene | The Podcast released a captivating two-part episode Oct. 1, featuring three inspiring Queen Anne’s County Public Schools educators: Kevin Reagan, theatre teacher at Kent Island High School; Megan Murphy, theatre teacher at Queen Anne’s County High School and David Cherry, fifth-grade teacher at Matapeake Elementary School. In this episode, these passionate educators share their diverse experiences as directors, actors, and teachers, highlighting the powerful impact theatre has on their students’ lives. They discuss the unique challenges and rewards of directing school...
Schillinger farm family honored as QA 'Cooperator of the Year'
CENTREVILLE — On Sept. 26, the annual Queen Anne’s Soil Conservation District hosted its banquet to honor the top farm in the county, recognized as the “Cooperator of the Year.” This year’s honoree was the James D. Schillinger family, owners of Schillinger Farm Inc., located in the northeastern portion of Centreville. The award goes to a Queen Anne’s County farm that is not only very successful in producing a profitable agriculture venture, but also practices a variety of sound environmental methods that help conserve the...
Cambridge Election 2024 - Mayoral candidate Andrew Bradshaw
What inspired you to run for Mayor in 2024? I served as Mayor in 2021, having decided to run in 2020 following discussions with several friends and neighbors who had experienced a lack of satisfaction in their interactions with the City of Cambridge. During my time in office, we were just able to begin making the kinds of adjustments and changes needed to improve Cambridge. In policy, in responsiveness, and in capability, improvements had started to become apparent as that year continued, up until the time I left office.
Dorchester finance director gives update on county audits, ARPA money
CAMBRIDGE — At a Dorchester County Council meeting Tuesday, county Finance Director Karen Tolley gave an update on the status of the county's audits and the remainder of the county's American Rescue Plan Act funds. Tolley said the Finance Department has wrapped up its work on the fiscal year 2022 audit. She said the audit is currently under external review. As soon as the audit is released — which Tolley...
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