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Molly's Challenge: 4-year-old helps raise money for Talbot Humane
Liam Markey stood between his two dogs. The 4-year-old wore a Spiderman costume, appropriate because he was a superhero at the Oxford blessing of the animals Saturday morning. He was a superhero on a mission. The day before, Liam and his family laid to rest Liam’s grandmother, Donna Hanbrige, in Easton’s Spring Hill Cemetery. Now...
CMS Performing Arts Teen of the Week — William Baugh
CENTREVILLE — Centreville Middle School proudly announces William Baugh, an eighth grade trumpet player in the CMS Band, as the QACPS Performing Arts ‘Teen of the Week’. Nominated by Heather Fullerton, William’s dedication and talent have earned him this prestigious honor as a member of the CMS Marching Band, Symphonic Band and award-winning Jazz Band. “William has auditioned for the Junior All Shore Band twice and been selected as a...
GES Performing Arts Pre-teen of the Week—Rooney Rosati
GRASONVILLE — Grasonville Elementary proudly announces Rooney Rosati, a fifth-grader, as the recipient of this week’s distinguished title, “Pre-teen of the Week”. Nominated by music teacher Jamie Dean, Rooney’s exceptional talents in dance, singing, and acting have earned her recognition among her peers and educators alike. “Rooney is the definition of a ‘triple threat’,” praised Dean. “She can do it all—dance, sing, act! Not only is Rooney an amazing performer, she also has inspirational curiosity and work ethic.” ...
Historic Oxford Bellevue Ferry opens 2024 season Saturday
OXFORD — The Oxford Bellevue Ferry will be opening seven days a week for the 2024 season on Saturday April 27, according to captains Judy and Tom Bixler. This “Icon of Talbot County” provides service starting at 9 a.m. in Oxford, then shuttles back and forth with traffic, closing before sunset. The ferry opens just in time for the town’s celebration of Oxford Day, a fun-filled family day when town will be buzzing with activities, including a parade. ...
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