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Legion welcomes public to attend Memorial Day ceremony
CAMBRIDGE — The public is invited to join American Legion Post 91 at 11 a.m. on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27 at Long Wharf Park in Cambridge. The annual service recognizes those lives lost in service to this country. County council member and former Marine, Mike Detmer will be the guest speaker. Refreshments to follow at Post 91. In the event of rain the service will be moved indoors to the Post at 98 Sunburst Highway, Cambridge.
City salutes retiring Seaford Mayor Genshaw
There were a couple humorous roasts, but mostly, it was heartfelt toasts. On Thursday, city of Seaford staff and the community at large recognized David Genshaw, whose faith, values and perseverance personified his 10-year tenure as mayor.
Easton planning commission approves recommendation to annex property
EASTON — On Thursday afternoon, the Easton Planning Commission voted to approve a recommendation to annex land on the east side of Ocean Gateway for a potential affordable multifamily housing development project. This recommendation was controversial to some Easton residents, who expressed concerns about to its location and safety at the meeting and on social media. Corrigan & Trippe Ventures, an engineering firm based in Easton, issued the proposed plan....
Bloom Salon was 20 years in the making
EASTON — Rose and champagne balloons, floral arrangements, laughter and door prizes marked the festive atmosphere at the grand opening of Bloom Salon by JCM on Friday. Around 50 guests gathered to celebrate the realization of the vision of the business’s three founders. This has been a 20-year process for two of the women, Josie Mauk and Cameron Rogers, who went to beauty school together. Rogers’ niece Morgan Lapp, who...
Saving Lives in Talbot County: A Chat with Talbot Paramedic Foundation’s Wayne Dyott
Anyone who has been at Easton’s Clark Sports Complex in the north part of town lately will see four of them. With their red-colored signage and large size, these public access defibrillators (PAD) look like serious pieces of equipment, and they are. Designed to save the lives of those...
Pair arrested for abuse of vulnerable adult in Talbot Co.
TRAPPE, Md. – Two people have been arrested following an abuse investigation that began last month in Trappe. On April 23rd, the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office launched an investigation into the abuse of a vulnerable adult at a group home on Krismor Court. Police say the home houses three special needs, non-verbal adults requiring around the clock care. The morning of April 23rd, a staff member had just started their shift for the day when they allegedly found one of the residents bound by his hands and feet inside his bedroom. It was determined that the resident had been tied up for more than six or more hours.
Qlarant Elevates Talented Staff to executive leadership levels
Qlarant Elevates Talented Staff to executive leadership levels. Honors the Retirement of current President having served 30 years. Qlarant, Inc. a leader in data analytics used to improve conditions in the healthcare industry, is pleased to announce the promotion of three senior leaders in the company: Mr. Scott Ward to President, Carrie A. Ward to Chief Operating Officer, and Robert J. Foley to Chief Operating Officer. The company also announces the retirement of President Ms. Sandy Love, who has been with Qlarant for over 30 years.
Dorchester County Council, county employees thank Powell
CAMBRIDGE — With a newly-hired county manager set to begin Monday, May 20, the Dorchester County Council and county employees acknowledged and thanked Jeff Powell at a council meeting May 14 for serving in the role of interim county manager. Powell, who was previously on the County Council from 1994 to 1998, took on the role of interim county manager in January 2023. Before leading a standing ovation for Powell,...
City of Cambridge responds to CWDI: says lawsuit still demands group hires outside Master Developer
CAMBRIDGE, MD. – The City of Cambridge is not budging on its issue with the Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc., and the problems that sent them to court to block a sale of land. After CWDI responded to the City of Cambridge’s lawsuit- claiming that the city has amended multiple...
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