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Girl Scouts build gaga ball pit at Ridgely park
Girl Scouts do more than just sell yummy cookies. Each year, girls up and down the Eastern Shore learn skills and earn badges that help build them into better citizens. In addition to having fun and learning how to be savvy entrepreneurs, the girls participate in many community service projects and work to identify and solve needs in their hometowns. Last month, Girl Scout Juniors from Troop 896 and Troop...
Greensboro Town Hall closed due to bat infestation
GREENSBORO — The Town Hall building in Greensboro is currently closed due to a bat infestation found over the weekend. The town initially discovered a swarm of bats on Friday morning. On Saturday, the town said in a Facebook post that a bat was found in the building during a normal pest control checkup. “Since the attic isn’t typically checked, this issue has unfortunately grown,” the town wrote. Town Manager...
Fall coaches hired at KCHS; orientation is July 25
WORTON — Head coaches have been hired and they are assembling their staffs as Kent County High School prepares to pull the curtain back on the fall season. It’s a veteran team, and many of the coaches are KCHS graduates. Orientation is 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 25 in...
ShoreRivers Uses Grant Funding to Benefit Local Waterways
Thanks to funding from the Watershed Assistance Grant Program, ShoreRivers is working with a local contractor to design a living shoreline to restore this eroding shoreline that acts as a barrier protecting marinas, a public boat launch, docks, homes, and other infrastructure located along Little Creek Road in Chester, MD. This is one of four design projects ShoreRivers has secured funding for that will protect waterways on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Jacobs’ generosity rewarded with youth leadership award
ROCK HALL — Bryce Jacobs, a rising sophomore at Kent County High School, has made quite the splash in Rock Hall this summer. In June, Jacobs competed in the Rock Hall Volunteer Fire Company’s third annual Guardian of the Pearl Rockfish Tournament. This was his final year of eligibility in the youth category and what better way to celebrate than to place third — and collect $1,530.
Radcliffe Creek School Initiates Search for Head of School
Radcliffe Creek School (RCS), the only K-8 institution dedicated to educating bright children with learning differences on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, recently announced the commencement of a search for a new Head of School. This position, to begin July 1, 2025, will be pivotal in furthering the School’s mission to empower children in a dynamic environment that celebrates unique learning.
Rower Brings Home Gold In World University Championships
Jordan Hyde '25 won gold at the World University Games earlier this month as part of the United States Women's Eight. The team beat Italy by .67 seconds in the final. "Representing the United States at the World University Championships was an absolute privilege," said Hyde, who competes on Washington's women's rowing team.
Dover Police Warns About Use of Gel-Blaster Guns
The Dover Police Department is putting out an alert about a recent uptick in calls regarding juveniles using Gel-Blaster guns, commonly referred to as Orbeez, including “drive-by” style incidents. If your child owns one of these Orbeez guns, Dover PD asks that you monitor their use and talk to them about the associated risks from improper use and as well use of these toys in public.
'Jugging' on the rise in Maryland: Annapolis police share safety tips
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — A new crime trend known as "jugging" has made its way to the DMV, prompting local police to issue a warning to residents. The Annapolis Police Department said jugging is a form of theft that includes robbery, typically when a suspect follows a victim from a financial institution such as a bank, ATM, or check cashing service.
Ravens need to start fast during 2024 NFL regular season
The Baltimore Ravens lost disappointingly to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game last season. They will be looking to bounce back in 2024, and to do that, it’d be in their best interest to start fast and make a statement early in the year. When looking at teams that could have a disastrous start to the 2024 season, Alex Ballentine of Bleacher Report named the Ravens one of his choices. He mentioned some of the youth on the team’s roster, particularly on the offensive line, as a reason why. “Figuring out who will take over those three starting spots and then figuring out how to maximize their talents within the scheme could take some time…Throw in a defense that will have to navigate the switch from Mike Macdonald to Zach Orr at defensive coordinator and the Ravens could have some growing pains early on in the season.” The Ravens open the season with Kansas City at Arrowhead Stadium, which is no easy task. They then play the Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, and Cincinnati Bengals, and their record in those first five games could set a tone for the remainder of the season.
Ravens News 7/17: Best of the Best
Ranking Ravens’ biggest training camp storylines as veterans prepare to report. How will Zach Orr adapt to a new job and new personnel?. Baltimore’s defensive coaches and players performed at an elite level last season. The Ravens had one of the top defenses in the league, and that group wasn’t the reason they came up short in the AFC championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The defections began just days after that defeat. Defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald became the head coach of the Seattle Seahawks. Key assistants Anthony Weaver and Dennard Wilson left for promotions elsewhere.
Beating the Ravens in 2024 will start with attacking their potential two starting rookies: Film Review
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The AFC North did a great job of improving their teams this offseason both through free agency and the NFL Draft. The Ravens, who already had an outstanding roster, decided to go “all in” with their addition of Derrick Henry. Star quarterback Lamar Jackson...
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