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07 Dodge Grand Caravan ............................................$3,950Chevy Express 3500 15-Passenger Vans 5 to Choose From ............................... Starting at $15,950

Celebrating 50 Years of Service with Good Old Fashioned Honesty & Integrity

Our Goal“Customer Satisfaction”

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16 Chevy Malibu

$14,950 14 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT

$11,950 15 Chevy Malibu LT

$13,950 03 Ford Explorer

$7,950 15 Scion TC

$12,950 17 Toyota Prius Pkg. 2

$20,950 14 Subaru Forester

$15,950 16 Chevy Cruze LT

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17 Ford Taurus SEL

$18,950 15 Nissan Sentra

$9,950 17 Ford Fusion SE

$16,950 18 Subaru Forester

$19,950 08 Chrysler Town & Country

$4,950$10,950

17 Ford Fusion

$15,950

13 Buick LaCrosse CXL

$12,950

17 Chevy Ext. Cargo Van

$23,950

06 Toyota Solara Convertible

$8,950

17 Chevy Cruze LT

$14,950

1,500 Miles

94 Oldsmobile 98

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36,000 Miles Just Arrived!

Garage KeptLike New!

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$24,950

55,000 MilesLike New!4x4

2015 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab

Newly ArrivedNice Car!

TouringLocally Owned

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www.MoonAirInc.com410-684-0050302-307-1400

Heating • Air Conditioning and Air Quality ProductsGas-Oil-Electric • All Makes and Models

Sales • Service • Installation

Michele B. Moon, Washington College Class of ‘85

SERVING KENT COUNTY, QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY,CECIL COUNTY AND MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE

NO PAYMENT NO INTEREST FINANCING

T hank you for your business!

Fast Reliable Service by Factory Trained Professionals24/7 Emergency Service Available • Family Owned & Operated

Thank YouFront Line

A sincere and heartfelt thank you to all the

Health Care Providers, First Responders,

and the Individuals who continue

working to keep our country going.

We will get through this.

We offer DISINFECTING SERVICES that are safe, high-grade EPA-approved effective against

COVID-19 and many other communicable diseases.We are all in this together - we want to HELP!

Very Reasonable Pricing!

Call for a FREE Quoteover the phone - 302-307-1400

or 410-684-0050We also offer duct cleaning and sanitizing

indoor air products to keep you healthy all year!

Don’t Wait Until It’s 98˚!

Pre-Season SALE!Call or go online forcomplete details

LimitedTime Offer

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dependable pest management

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Walking Distance to Washington College and Both Shopping Plazas.NEW RATES

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Separate Laundry Facility with Washers and DryersCredit and Background Check/Security Deposit/References - NO PETS - Smoke Free

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The Proprietor reserves the right to alter or reclassify any advertisement ordered to conform with the policy of the paper. Settings for advertisements must conform to the standards laid down by the Tidewater Trader. Whilst every effort will be made to meet the advertiser’s requirements the Tidewater Trader reserves the right to alter advertisements to conform with their standard without consulting the advertiser, further they do not accept any liability for any loss or damage caused by an error or inaccuracy in the printing of the advertisement. No adjustments will be made on errors that do not materially affect the value of the advertisement. Advertisers are requested to check their advertisements the first day it appears and the Tidewater Trader will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion, nor will they be liable for any error in an advertisement to a greater extent than the cost of the space occupied by that item in the advertisement, further they do not accept liability for any loss or damage caused by an error or inaccuracy in the printing of the advertisement. PAYMENT TERMS: 1) Due upon receipt. Interest will be charged on all INVOICES 45 days in arrears at a rate of 24% annually. 2) Delinquent accounts with INVOICES over 60 days will be removed from publication until account is paid in full.

Conditions of Acceptance

Tidewater Trader is your weekly tabloid offering affordable advertising to Kent, Queen Anne’s and Cecil counties in Maryland and lower New Castle County in Delaware, reaching approximately 30,000 readers. Tidewater Trader is not responsible for typing errors, omissions, etc... on advertis-ing content. Please check your ad carefully. Tidewater Trader reserves the right to edit ads where deemed necessary. Everything in this publication must be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, sex, age or national origin of the purchaser, user or patron.

OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm410-778-1262 • 410-758-0039 • FAX 410-778-0381

Publisher: Carla F. JohnsonEditor: Karen Trout Reed • Office Manager: Tracy A. Abram

Account Executive: George Kennedy, Sr.Design/Production: Karen Trout Reed • Design/Production: Marcia Fellows

Distribution: Karen Trout Reed • Billing/Receptionist: Niki Bidish

All Classifieds rates are based on a 25 word maximum andeach additional word is 25¢ per word per week.

Changes after initial publication of ad cost $3.00 per change.

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BE SURE TO ENCLOSE CORRECT PAYMENT WITH ADS MAILED. (including 25¢ per word per week payment for any extra words over 25)

ALL CLASSIFIEDS MUST BE PREPAID.For Your Convenience Tidewater Trader

Accepts Visa and Mastercard.RATES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2020.

CLASSIFIED DEADLINE - THURSDAY 12PM(Deadline will be earlier for holidays and special issues)

CLASSIFIEDS1 Week for $10.00 or 4 Weeks for $32.00

chester river seafood

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CreditCards

AcceptedEBT CardsAccepted 410-639-7018

WHOLESALE & RETAILROCK HALL, MD

Thank you for your Support!

WE NOW OFFER CATERING!COME SEE OUR FULLY STOCKED RETAIL• Local Oysters • Crabmeat• Assorted Fish• Rockfish• Perch• Gulf Shrimp• Scallops• Crabs• King Crab Legs• Snow Crab Legs• Crawl Fish• Clams • Ice

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK10:00AM - 6:00pm

Gift Certificates AvailableWE PROUDLY SUPPORT LOCAL WATERMEN

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Insuring the Eastern Shorefor over 70 years

Lots of things have changed, but our excellent customer service isn't one of them.

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We Need YOU!Our volunteers are simply trying to help

our neighbors during some of the most difficult times in their life.

Volunteers Needed:EMT’s . Drivers/Operators . Fire Fighters

Fire Police . Auxiliary Members

You Get:FREE Training, Maryland State Tax Credit; Volunteer Pension; and

An Amazing Feeling when you help someone in need!

To get an application – talk to a member or call:Betterton Volunteer Fire Co.Chestertown Volunteer Fire Co.Galena Volunteer Fire Co.Kennedyville Volunteer Fire Co.Millington Volunteer Fire Co.Rock Hall Volunteer Fire Co.Kent & Queen Anne’s Rescue Squad

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This issue reaches more than 40,000 readers in Kent,Queen Anne’s and Cecil Counties in Maryland.

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THE 36TH ANNUALTIDEWATER TRADER

WILL BE ON NEWSSTANDS NOVEMBER 3, 2020.

DEADLINE FOR ADS ISFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2020.

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FOR MORE INFO CALL 1-800-950-1MVA or email mvacs@mdot.state.md.us.

Obtain a renewal/duplicate/corrected Maryland Drivers License • Obtain a renewal/duplicate/corrected Maryland Identification CardObtain a duplicate/corrected Commercial Drivers License (address/name only. No endorsements can be added)

Obtain Certified Copy of Driving Record • Obtain Disability Placards/Plates • Return Tags/ Apply for a Tag RefundApply for a change of address card (card will be mailed) • Renew Vehicle Registration • Obtain Substitute Plates, Substitute Stickers,

and Duplicate Registrations • Pay Administrative Flag fees on Registrations • Register to vote • Register as an organ donorNote: Drivers License/Identification Cards that require out of country documents and/or temporary VISA’s for renewal,

can not be processed on the MVA Bus. • CDL Holders - must visit a Full Service MVA branch office.

Monday, June 15th • Tuesday, June 16th

CANCELLED UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE

Trader Bird Says©:Keep on truckin’!

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AnimalsCHESTERTOWN FARRIER - Gentle, con-venient hoof care for jumpers, dressage, polo, western and therapeutics; Will do dif-ficult and geriatric; Call or text Kerry Spain 310-614-9624.

THE ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE is look-ing for good homes for its canine and feline occupants; 201 Clay Drive, Queenstown; Call 410-827-7178; www.awlqac.org.

DSG: Done!

THE ANIMAL CARE SHELTER for Kent County - Cats, kittens, dogs and puppies seeking forever homes; 10720 Augus-tine Herman Hwy., Chestertown; Open Tues-Sat 11am-4pm; Call 410-778-3648; www.kenthumane.org.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Eastern Shore Rabbit Rescue Rock Hall, Main Street shelter weekday mornings approx. 2 hours cleaning rabbit cages; Training, community service certification; Call 410-639-7535; www.esrrec.org.

ALWAYS A GREAT RATEWith Tidewater Trader

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NOW HIRING FULL TIME POSITIONSWAREHOUSE - Operate forklift, yard truck (semi) to move trailers, Min. 3 years experience.

PRODUCTION TECHS – Operate production, packaging equipment, forklifts. Must be available to work overtime.

INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC – Preventive and corrective maintenance on large machines/motors. Self-motivated. Able to climb ladders. Basic mechanical skills required, electrical experience a plus.

QC TECH – Testing of raw materials and finished products. Computer exp. in Excel, Word and Microsoft Access. Able to work flexible schedule, occasional evenings/weekends.

ALL POSITIONS REQUIRE: Math, reading and writing skills. Able to lift min of 40 lbs

Competitive wages, shift differential pay and excellent benefits. Employment at CreaFill Fibers is contingent upon ability to pass a Competency test and Pre-employment drug screen. EOE.

Apply to: CreaFill Fibers Corp, 10200 Worton Road, Chestertown, MD 21620 Email: fiber@creafill.com Fax: 410-810-0793 No phone calls please.

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Full Time PositionsLooking for motivated individuals to join our growing team.

Offering great benefits package including company subsidizedhealth benefits, 401(k), employee stock purchase plan, paid time off,

paid holidays, employee recognition programs, and more.

Apply on our career page at www.AZZ.comIn person at 3011 Millington Road, Millington, MD 21651Or send resume to SheilaParker@azz.com

AZZ conducts background checks and promotes a drug-free workplace

ELECTRICIANS

ELECTRICAL INSTALLERS

SHEET METAL FABRICATION-MACHINE OPERATOR

WIRE/CONTROL PANEL ENTRY LEVEL (TRAINING PROVIDED)

DRIVER (PART TIME)

DOOR INSTALLER

WELDER

METAL FABRICATOR

Say it inTidewater

Trader!Celebrate

Your Fatherwith a poem,

card or photo!Prices start at $20.

Contact George today!410-778-1262 ext. 2002

or emailgeorge@tidewatertrader.com

Pops,

You are the best Dad ever!

Love, Frannie,

Mike and Josh

USED CARS, AUTO REPAIR & BODY SHOP

Auto Repair 410-778-6399Used Cars & Body Shop 410-778-4144

851 High Street, Chestertown, MD 21620Minor to Major Repairs Done

MD STATE INSPECTION • Trade-Ins WelcomeOpen Monday-Friday 7:30am-6:00pm

www.joeysautomotiveofchestertown.com

$34.95Oil Change SpecialUp to 5 quarts oil, oil filter and check fluid levels. Additional fluids extra.

Excludes diesel engines.Please bring coupon.

Call or Stop In for OtherService Specials Going On Now!

Established 1982Cutting Edge Arborist

LAWN and TREE, Inc.

TREE SERVICECall 410-778-6302

FREE ESTIMATES

Licensed & Insured: MHIC #39669 MD Tree Expert #00223 Pesticide Certified #24809sharplawn@baybroadband.net

ELECTION RESULTSKent County: www.kentcountyelections.org

Queen Anne’s County: www.qac.org/562/board-of-electionsCecil County: www.ccgov.org/election_bd

Talbot County: www.talbotcountymd.gov/index.php?page=Election_BoardState of Maryland Elections Office: www.elections.state.md.us

Automobiles

AntiquesSERIOUS COLLECTOR BUYING - Early Lionel, Ives and Voltamp trains; Also cast iron old tin toys, boats and cast figures; Highest prices paid; Call Bill 410-913-9484.

2004 HANDICAP VAN For sale - 100,000 miles; Selling as is $6,500; Call 443-480-4122. 2003 TOYOTA CAMRY LX - 4 doors; Light brown; 35,102 miles; Garage kept; Great condition; $5,000; Call 410-778-0292 after 7pm.

SERIOUS BUYER - Of old coins and cur-rency; Accurate appraisals; Cash payments and proper protections maintained; Call 443-480-3519; oldcoins216@gmail.com.

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ANSWERS WILL APPEAR NEXT TO “TRADER’S CROSSWORD” IN NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE.

TRADER’S CROSSWORD

TRADER’S CROSSWORDANSWERS

ABOUT THE COVER

A boy and his dog! © 2020 Submitted photo by Carla F. Johnson

BusinessesSHARP LAWN & TREE, INC. - Profes-sional Tree Service, Lawn and Landscape Contractor, Certified Pesticide Applica-tor; Call 410-778-6302 or 410-758-1855; sharplawn@baybroadband.net.

B&K PLANT FARM & LANDSCAPE - Landscape design, installation and main-tenance; Patios, sidewalks and retaining walls; Tree removal, brush chipping and bush hog mowing; Visa, Mastercard and Discover accepted; Call 410-778-4445 for a free estimate.

HAPPY GRASS LAWN CARE - Commer-cial/Residential, grass cutting, mulching, leaf cleanups and more; 15 years experience; References available; Call 410-490-2324. ALTERATIONS & YARN - Great rates; Will pick up and deliver; “Have measuring tape, will travel”; 25 years experience; Call Anna Ruth 410-778-0250.

MAJESTIC PROFESSIONAL TREE SER-VICE - Dead Wooding, Trimming, Stump Grinding, Removals, Shrubbery Shear-ing; Over 40 years hands-on experience; License #409; Insured; Free Estimates; Call 410-810-0234.

SSDB: Relaxation by the pool!JHAB: Hugs and Gus kisses!

BRAND’S JUNK REMOVAL, LLC - Fore-closures, clean outs, bulk trash, yard waste, catering and event clean ups; Licensed and insured; Call Dave at 410-739-0013. T-N-T ENTERPRISES - Lawn Mower and Small Motor service and repair; Firewood $200/cord, all hardwood; License #10556; Call Tom 410-348-5093.

CHESAPEAKE WINDOW CLEANING - Residential window cleaning, inside and out by hand; Serving Maryland and East-ern Shore for 30 years; Family owned and operated; Working owners assures qual-ity; Licensed, bonded and insured; Call 410-280-2284.

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the digital architects

Connectingyour business with

customized IT solutions.

Dependable Technology Services

ConsultingCloud ServicesManaged ServicesVoIP Phone SystemsBackup & Disaster RecoveryWebsite Design & Development

Providing services to the entire Washington Metropolitan region, and to the

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Ocean City, Maryland.

410.604.3215 | www.tdai.net

Our mission is to make Information Technology simple and reliable.

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• Residential/Commercial and Power Washing• Interior/Exterior Paint including Color Consults• Historic and Estate Painting• Long Term Quality - we do it right the first time. See what sets us apart.• INTRODUCING Graco Sanispray HP Technology to keep businesses, schools, homes, construction sites/trailers, doctor/dentist offices, waiting rooms, fleet services, etc. clean and safe• Maintenance Painting Services• Wall Paper Removal and Installation• Elastomeric Exterior Coatings• Epoxy Floor Coatings• Concrete/Patio/Sealing and Decorative Acid Staining• Masonry Restoration and Sealing• Scaffold Services• Minor Carpentry/Drywall Installation/ Skim Coating Walls (level 5 finish)• Industrial High Performance Coating• Small Scale Sandblasting

RPI ENTERPRISES/ROMA PAINTING

LICENSED & INSURED

All projects come with a written guarantee.

Labor & product warranty

Demetri@ romapainting.com Cell 302-540-7270

Contact us Of-fice: 443-406-7270

What can we do for you?

We are Team Roma Inspired by our customers, driven by pride

AluminumFencing

THE FENCE HAS BEENLIFE CHANGING.

It gives Izzy the freedomto run and play and for

us no worries he isgoing to get loose.

– Charlene and Sam

Wood - Vinyl - Aluminum - Chain LinkResidential, Commercial and Agricultural

Deck and Fence Materials Retailer Competitive Pricing - FREE Estimates

6408 Church Hill RoadChestertown, MD 21620

Gene Stoltzfus, OwnerCall or Text 410-708-9098

MHIC License #109207

stofence@gmail.com

VinylFencing

Decks • Additions • Re-roofing • Garages Pole Barns • Horse Barns • Arenas • Ag Buildings Cover existing shingles with metal of your choice

Standing Seam & Regular Metal Roofs

John Smucker 717.408.8122140 Strubel Road, Strasburg, PA 17579

Frost-Free Hydrant Installation for Livestock

AMP: Too much exercise!

IF YOU HAVE A BACK or neck problem, drugs and surgery are rarely the solutions. You need chiropractic. Call Schreppler Chi-ropractic 410-778-4696. Simply the best.

ELECTRICIAN - “Old Sparky” special-ist in old houses; Licensed and insured; Moorhouse Electrical Services; License #MDRR-0231; For prompt service call 443-480-1408.

MARVIN’S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE - Seasonal cleanup, yard and storm damage cleanup, backhoe service, lot cleaning, trim-ming around fields; Bushhogging; Firewood for sale $160/cord; Call 443-988-3742. MARTIN’S LAWN SERVICE - Free esti-mates; Call now for 2020 season; Reason-able rates; Insured; Call 443-480-1018 cell or 410-348-2156 home.

32 YEARS FIXING low backs. Wow. Seems almost beyond believing. I have worked on over 10,000 individuals. I haven’t had my hands on every kind of spine that God has made, but I have seen a fair share. Chanc-es are good, I have fixed one just…like…yours. We fix backs and necks by hand. It’s what we do. No knives, No needles, No drugs, No fear. Call Schreppler Chiroprac-tic 410-778-4696. Medicare, Medicaid, auto, worker’s comp. and almost all health insurances pay chiropractic care. Call now and talk to the doctor to learn how we can help you! We will outline cost of treatment on the phone. Rt. 213 and Chester River Bridge, Chestertown, MD. Now in my 32nd year of providing safe, conservative care.

BILL & TED’S HANDYMAN & Powerwash-ing - We do it all; 35 years experience; Free estimate; Insured; Call Bill 410-708-4073 cell or Ted 520-307-0295.

GAS FIREPLACE SERVICE - Servic-ing gas fireplaces and logs; Vented and vent-free; Serving Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties; Call Mike 410-708-4342, leave message.

CHESAPEAKE POWER WASHING - Serving Maryland and Eastern Shore for 30 years; Family owned and operated; Low pressure, no damage power washing ser-vices using a soft brush to remove deeply embedded dirt on concrete, brick, wood and siding; Licensed, bonded and insured; Call 410-280-2284.

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RIDGE & VALLEY METALSBUY FACTORY DIRECT & SAVE!

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Your Headquarters For:• Double Bubble• Screws• Closures• Skylight Panels• More In Stock

We Also Stock:• Track Trolleys• Siderails• Hardware

METAL ROOFING • SIDING • ACCESSORIES

Home of Tax-Free Shopping

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Call Us for Pricing or Stop By Our ShopMonday-Friday 7:00-4:30, Saturday 8:00-12:00, Sunday Closed

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• 20 Colors In Stock • Full Line of Trim

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*Non-profit rate is available to registered non-profit organizations

Have a Circular or Flyer to Distribute?Ask George about Circular Insertion Rates - As Low As $30

Additional Fees for Color: $75 for Half Page, $100 for Full Page, Color Fee Not Discounted

2020 Weekly Advertising RatesCall George Today! 410-778-1262 x2002or email george@tidewatertrader.com

813 High Street, P.O. Box 412, Chestertown, MD 21620 • 410-778-1262 or 410-758-0039 Fax 410-778-0381 • www.tidewatertrader.com

• Friday, June 12: Certification of the Primary Election Results.

• Monday, June 15: Voter Registration reopens.

• Monday, August 3: Deadline for general election petition candidate to file with SBE or the appropriate local board the Certificate of Candidacy and Candidacy Petition.

• August 17-20: Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

• August 24-27: Republican National Conventionw in Charlotte, North Carolina

• Thursday, Sept. 17: Constitution Day and Citizenship Day - Anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787.

• Tuesday, Oct. 13: Deadline to register to vote in the General Election.

• Thursday, Oct. 15: Deadline for write-in candidates to file a Certificate of Candidacy. Only filed write-in candidates will have their votes reported on the official canvass.

• Thursday, Oct. 22: Early Voting for the General Election Begins.

• Tuesday, Oct. 27: Deadline for a registered voter to request a mailed or faxed absentee ballot.

• Thursday, Oct. 29: Early Voting for General Election Ends.

• Friday, Oct. 30: Deadline for a registered voter to request an electronic absentee ballot.

• Tuesday, Nov. 3: General Election Day. - Deadline for a registered voter or voter’s agent to request an absentee ballot in person at a local board. - Deadline for the local boards to receive an absentee ballot delivered by hand.

• Friday, Nov. 13: Certification of the General Election Results. - Deadline for local boards to receive absentee ballots by mail.

• Monday, Nov. 16: Voter registration reopens.

• Tuesday, Dec. 8: Statewide Certification of Election Results.

• Monday, Dec. 14: Official casting of votes by members of the Electoral College.

Maryland Election Information 20202020 Election Timeline

For More Information About Registration and Voting:Kent County Board of Elections Office 410-778-0038 • www.kentcountyelections.org

Queen Anne’s County Board of Elections Office 410-758-0832 • www.qacelections.comCecil County Board of Elections Office 410-996-5310 • www.ccgov.org/election_bd

or Talbot County Board of Elections Office 410-770-8099www.talbotcountymd.gov/index.php?page=Election_Board

Mr. Mow It All“It’s worth the call”

Mowing • LandscapingResidential or Commercial

New Yards • SoddingClean-ups

We specialize in Large Lawns

Very ReliableCall 410-708-6018

Licensed

SnowRemoval

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RON’S LAWN CARE & HANDYMAN - Yard maintenance, leaf cleanup, shrub trimming, power washing, gutter cleaning, installing gutter covers and maintenance; Call 410-591-7481.

SAVE MONEY - Don’t Pay for Television; Get over 40 free HD channels with antenna; Call Richard LaPlaca, Continental TV/An-tenna Service 410-778-1113; TV Repairs since 1973.

BAY CLEANING - The area’s BEST cleaning service; We clean and disin-fect; Free house cleaning for people bat-tling cancer; Call Missy at 443-480-1266; www.bay-cleaning.com.

AUSTIN PAINTING & WALLPAPERING - Interior and exterior painting and power washing; Residential or commercial; In-terest free financing; Est. 1980 - 40 years experience; Owner Thomas Austin; Call 410-708-8674.

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE - Including but not limited to: grass mowing, rototilling, bush hogging, brush clean up, landscape trimming and mulching; Free estimates; Call 410-708-4604.

HANDMADE FACE MASKS AVAILABLE - Also all your basic seamstress and altera-tions needs; Jeans, hems and more; Also have American Doll clothes; Ready to go; Call 443-480-9335.

SMALL ENGINE & OUTDOOR Power Equipment Repair! - Affordable repairs, parts, maintenance and spring commission on small lawn and recreational equipment; Call SS Power Equipment 410-708-6935.

M&M SHUTTLE SERVICE, LLC - Locally owned; Shuttle services provided for all your needs and locations; 24 hours ser-vice, 7 days a week; Reasonably priced; Call 443-528-7174.

CHESTERTOWN OPTICAL SHOPPE - Has closed, but if you need any optical services performed, Terry can be reached at 443-480-6706.

Need Advice? Write To Dr. Truth,Send to info@tidewatertrader.com

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TREE CLIMBER Specializing in Pruning & Tree Care

Carefully removing One Branch 0r the Entire Tree Stump Removal and Storm Cleanup

stoltzfus roofing

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6408 Church Hill RoadChestertown, MD 21620

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Residential & Commercial Roofs

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We care about the details and will

provide you with the quality

service you deserve and the

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Residential • Commercial Services • Insured

New Customers Always Welcome

MOWING • Grass Seeding • New Yards • DrivewaysGrading • Stones • Roof Cleaning • Power Washing • Snow Removal

Free Estimates • Reasonable Prices • References Available

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CHILEL PATIOS & LANDSCAPE - New patios, grass cutting, tree removal, land-scaping and fencing; Quality workmanship; Free estimates; Licensed and insured; Ref-erences available; Call 302-747-4280.

ComputersCOMPUTER RUNNING SLOW? Call Greg now for specials on maintenance, repairs, viruses, spyware removal and more; Fast, friendly and fair service; Call 443-480-6195 or 410-810-1898.

COMPUTER PRO – Troubleshooting, soft-ware updates, virus removal; All work done remotely; No in-person contact needed; Honest, fast and reliable service; Patient instruction for all levels; Satisfaction guar-anteed; Now approved by HomePorts. Fa-ther and son team; Jim Lavin, a registered Microsoft partner; Call 410-708-3944.

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3 of 3 Proposed Bay Crossings Would Impact Kent & Queen Anne’s or Talbot Counties

Proposed crossing locations are shown above.Kent Conservation and Preservation Alliance, 503 Washington Avenue, #256, Chestertown, MD 21620 • www.kentalliance.org

Tell MDTA What YOU think at:www.baycrossingstudy.com/public-involvement/submit-comments

or Mrs. Heather Lowe, 2310 Broening Highway, Baltimore, MD 21224

Kent Alliance needs your help! For a list of actions you can take visit www.kentalliance.org/bridgeaction

How Would One of these Corridors for a New Bay Bridge Impact Homes, Neighborhoods and Kent County?

Visit www.kentalliance.org/bridgemap

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References AvailableLicensed and Insured

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MEMBER

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Stump Grinding / TrimmingDead Wooding / Elevating Trees

Bucket Truck WorkAnnual Maintenance Programs

Permits and ReplantingReferences Available

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Locally owned and operated,serving Maryland’s EasternShore…Caroline, Cecil, Kent,Queen Anne’s, and Talbot Counties.

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Wallpapering and PowerwashingSam Dowling

Rock Hall MD 21661

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MARINE MECHANIC / ELECTRICIAN - Immediate full time opening at Worton Creek Marina, Chestertown; Experience preferred but willing to train; Please email resume to marina@wortoncreek.com or call 410-778-3282 for more information.

DAVIS PLUMBING - Looking to hire Journeyman or Plumber Apprentice; Call 410-778-4140 or email DennisDavis Plumbing@hotmail.com.

FORD'S SEAFOOD, INC. - Is looking for kitchen help; Line cooks and prep people for breakfast, lunch and dinner shifts are needed; Call 410-639-2032.

CLASS A CDL DRIVER - Needed full time or part time; Must show up and be a self starter; Experience with heavy equipment; Please call 410-708-8392 for more details.

LGP: On to the next phase!

TWO OPENINGS - MD State Vehicle In-spector and Automotive Technician; Both openings available immediately; All appli-cations confidential; Apply to Geno’s Au-tomotive, 807 Washington Ave., Chester-town; Call 410-778-4341.

CULINARY PERSON - Needed part time at Bed & Breakfast in Chestertown area; Some baking and dinners; Salary based on experience; Email resume and references to info@greatoakmd.com.

Employment

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BEST Prices in Town! Why pay more if you don’t have to?Clean, quality fuel and excellent heating and cooling services.

Call us todayat 888-517-3680 or 410-708-9102

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• Propane $.899/gallon• On/Off Road Diesel $1.199/gallon

We will meet or beatany verifiable

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minimum of400 gallons

minimum of300 gallons

All prices subject to market change; call to confirm

• Gasoline• Heating Oil• HVAC Service and Installation

smartech electrical

Smartech Electrical can meet all of your electrical and generator needs. Call our office for more information or visit us on the web.

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Licensed and Insured

Need An Electrician?

410-778-8184 Cell Phone443-480-7440

When our truck pulls up, the dirt pulls out!

Call Us Today!

BUDGET CARPET & UPHOLSTERYCLEANING

Locally Owned & OperatedSince 2001

Oriental & Area Rug CleaningFREE Pick-Up and Delivery

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D-E-E-PDownClean

Your LocalCarpet Cleaner

Builders of Quality Homes Since 1961

5578 S. Main St., Rock Hall, MD

• New Homes• Remodeling• Additions

Cell: 410-310-6824Home: 410-639-7659

ronjaynesr@gmail.com

H & H Builders, Inc.Ron Jayne, Sr.

MHIC #3283 MHBR #794

ALWAYS A GREAT RATE With Tidewater TraderMSF: Hop, lift, and a grilled cheese! CUJ: You and Mac Davis!

Farm & GardenJOHN DEERE BUSH HOG - #RC2084 7 ft. wide cut; Only 1 year old; Only used 15 minutes; Purchased new, $4,000; For more info call Dick Hudson 410-778-0957.

POOL ATTENDANTS NEEDED - Two part time seasonal positions (no certifications required); Duties include signing folks into pool, monitoring social distancing and pool rules, etc.; Call 410-778-3070.

MarineTEMPORARY TRANSFER - Of 300 pot CB 3 Commercial Crabbing License for the 2020 season; Also 18 ft. crabbing boat for sale; Call 484-557-1815 for more information.

SAILING SKIFF SAILBOAT - 13 ft.; Wood with glass bottom; On travel trailer (no ti-tle); All in very good condition; $1,250; Call 410-708-3731.

GRAYS INN CREEK MARINA - Let us show you the true Rock Hall, a sportsman’s paradise, unplugged and unspoiled, in our brand new state of the art facility, for less than you can trailer; Slips up to 50 ft. and 8 ft. MLW with easy approach starting at $1,200/season; Remote controlled lift slips start-ing at $1,200/season; Call 410-639-7212 or visit www.graysinncreek.com for all the details.

22 FT. PONTOON - 2015 Sweet Water; Ya-maha 115HP; Less than 100 hours; Stor-age cover; Seat covers; Bimini; GPS; Good condition; $22,500; Call 410-778-2228.

5HP SEARS BOAT MOTOR - With com-plete fuel tank and motor stand; Runs great; $350; Also an electric boat motor, Glide Power Plus, 12V, 52 lb. thrust; $175; Call 410-409-9953.

Property Services“For All Your Property Needs”

Gibson Grounds, LLC

443-282-5912gibsongrounds@gmail.com

www.GibsonGrounds.com

LAWN CARE• Weed Control • Aeration

• Over-Seeding & Fertilization • Soil PH Enhancement • Winter-Guard

• Organic • Pre & Post Emergent

LAND CARE• Landscape Design & Services

• Mulching & Bed Edging • Tree Services • Drainage Solutions • Hardscaping

• Seasonal Clean-Up

EXCAVATION• Driveway Construction & Repair • Retaining Walls • Land Clearing

• Demolition

HOME CARE• Pressure Washing • Gutter Services

• Handyman Services

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SELFSTORAGE

PROTECT YOURHOUSEHOLD GOODS

PERSONAL VALUABLESBUSINESS RECORDS

410-778-6614www.astoragedepot.com

1004 Washington AvenueChestertown, MD 21620

6608 Church Hill RoadChestertown, MD 21620

NO DEPOSIT

REQUIRED

• Boxes & Packaging Materials• Climate Controlled Storage Available

Open 7 Days Per Week

Month-to-Month Leases

Community Mediation Upper Shore, Inc. (CMUS) has been serving Queen Anne’s and Kent Counties for over fifteen years providing free conflict resolution services through mediation sessions, facilitation, and conflict awareness education.

For example, long time neighbors cross charged one another with trespassing and malicious destruction of property. Through mediation, an agreement was reached between these two neighbors, the relationship was repaired, and charg-es were dropped saving court costs and time.

During this COVID-19 time, CMUS banded together with Community Mediation Centers across the State of Maryland moving our services to on-line mediation helping parents make plans about the care of their children while sequestered, landlords and tenants make plans about how the rent is going to get paid while people are furloughed and out of work, businesses and customers in the midst of small claims resolving before courts open, and many other circumstances un-foreseen ten weeks ago.

CMUS mediators have at least 40 hours of basic mediation training and go on to train in advance mediation subjects focusing on child access/parenting plans, family reunification for those leaving incarceration or recovery residences, peace teams focusing on mediating disputes between students and/or students and their teachers, and IEP facilitations. Programs, when we aren’t sequestered, include: Partnerships with Kent and Queen Anne’s County Family Courts and District Courts, Peace Teams serving on-site at Queen Anne’s Public Schools, Re-entry mediation services for Kent County Detention Center, After school pro-grams combining art with conflict awareness, and Conflict awareness workshops for youth groups, workplaces, and other groups.

CMUS is mostly supported by the Maryland Administrative Offices of the Court through the Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office and Department of Juvenile and Family Services, and we are also supported by both United Ways of Kent and of Queen Anne’s Counties and both County governments, MidShore Community Foundation, Women and Girls Fund, Kent County Arts Council, and community member donations. Anyone can make a referral and we look to community mem-bers to become volunteers.

If you or someone you know could use some help having a difficult conversa-tion, please leave a message 410-810-9188 or fill out an on-line form by visiting www.CMUSmediation.org. Community Mediation Upper Shore provides media-tion services free of charge.

If you think becoming a mediator is something that might appeal to you, again, please leave a message or fill out the form. A staff member will contact you within two business days.

Free Mediation Services through Community Mediation Upper Shore

410-778-0363 . 410-708-1249Richard Faebus

• Tree Removal• Stump Grinding• Bucket Truck

• Free Estimates• Insured

Rick’sTree Removal

STORM DAMAGE CLEANUP

FREE WOOD CHIPSin Chestertown and surrounding areas

If We Can’t Find You,We Can’t Help You.

Order Your ReflectiveAddress Marker Today…It May Help Save Your Lifeor Someone You Love.

KENT~ QUEEN ANNE’SRESCUE SQUAD

For More InformationPlease Call 410-778-4495

House Markers(horizontal) or

Mailbox Markers(vertical)

ONLY A $10DONATION!!!!

5479Stansbury & Sons

Home ImprovementsCustom Homes, Kitchens, Interior Trim, Cabinets,Additions, Windows,Siding, Decks, Etc.

Dicky Stansbury443-786-1987 (Cell)

Paul Stansbury410-708-3019 (Cell)

Licensed & Insured In MD & DEMHIC 4512 • DE 2007602740All Major Credit Cards Accepted

www.stansburyandsons.com

Want a $10 Off Service Work at Auto Plus Marine?Correctly answer Where’s Where in this week’s issue!

MiscellaneousNIGHTCRAWLER WORMS - 36+ worms for $6, also sold by the pound; Great com-posters, reptile food, fishing; Centreville/Church Hill/Chestertown; Call Robert or Holly, 301-908-6617.

TWO OLD FOGEYS - 81 and 74 years old; Looking for 8 ft. or 9 ft. slate pool table (cheap); Call 410-778-2305.

TAG ALONG ALPACAS - Alpaca yarn, 200 yard skein, $30/ea.; Socks, rugs, dryer balls, cat toys, throws, scarves, wraps, shawls, capes, hats, headbands, teddy bears, figurines, nesting balls, poop pods, and so much more; Find us at The Guern-sey Depot, 819 High St., Chestertown; 443-480-0676; www.tagalongalpacas.com; www.facebook.com/tag.alpacas.

Real Estate3 BR HOUSE FOR SALE - By owner in Ches-tertown, MD; $90,000; Call 410-708-3111 for more details.

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Commercial • ResidentialLabor Saving Removalof Dirt and Mildew fromDecks, Houses, Docks,Walkways, Bricks, Boatsand Wet Sandblasting

DELMARVAPOWER WASHING FREE ESTIMATES

INSURED

We Power Wash Almost Anything

410-758-1824CHESTERTOWN, MD

Zeb’s LLC

Grass Cutting • Mulching • Clean-Ups • Grading & SeedingLicensed& Insured

MHIC 128220MDA-31639

ProfessionalFertilizer

ApplicatorMDA-F0674

zebblyman@yahoo.com

LAWN LAND SERVICES410-708-1836

Excavation Services • Lot Clearing • Demolition • Driveways • FootersCommercial Snow Removal • Roll Off Dumpsters • And More

and

Water ConditioningSales, Service & Installation

D.E. Nicholson

Free Estimates . License & InsuredCall 410-708-8392

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Excavation

410-348-2888 Office . 410-708-8392 Cell 4 Generations of Experience

Free Estimates

Now Offering

State Licensedand Insured

D.E. Nicholson Underground Utilities

– NO dug up lawn or driveways– Saves time and money– Can do up to a 6-inch pipe

Septic Systems, Driveways, Demolition,Grading/Seeding, Soil Conservation Work,Installation of BAT System, Water, Sewer,General Utilities, Site Work, Ponds,Impoundments, Lot Clearings

RentalsATTRACTIVE 1, 2 & 3 BR Kent Crossing Apartments - Wall-to-wall carpet, central air and heat, all major appliances; Close to college, hospital and shopping; Completed application, credit and background check; Security deposit and references required; No pets; Call 410-778-3049 or stop in rent-al office at Kent Crossing, 101 Morgnec Rd, Chestertown, Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm.

TIRED OF ALL THE HEADACHES of Dealing with Tenants? Let P.W. Property Management, LLC do it for you; Give us a call today at 410-778-2831.

XAN: Scale and frame beautiful!

ATTRACTIVE RENOVATED 2 BR, 1 BA Colonial Manor Apartments - New rates; Carpet or wood, central air and heat, all major appliances; Central laundry; Close to college, hospital and shopping; Completed application, credit and background check; Security deposit and references required; No pets; Call 410-778-3049 or stop in rent-al office at Kent Crossing, 101 Morgnec Rd, Chestertown, Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm.

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CUTTING EDGECeramic Tile, Hardwood, Carpet, VinylKenny Coleman, Jr.Sales, Service, Professional Installation

31431 Jim Davis Road, Galena, MD 21635Phone 410-648-5155 Fax 410-648-6056

Floor Covering, Inc.

Trying to give you far reaching results year ‘round!Cutting Trees, Limbs, Brush on Ditches, Overgrown Fields,

Woodsedge, Driveways, Steep Banks, Fencerows, Etc.Many, many happy customers. Give us the chance to amaze you!

References AvailableCall Ken 443-480-0772

Serving MD and DE • 15 Years Experience • Reasonable Prices • Free Estimates

Yoder’s Boom Mowing& Field Clearing

extreme lawn care

4 4 3 - 4 8 0 - 2 9 0 9SHORE FLOORING

Tile • Hardwood • Sand & Finish • Laminate & LVP

JARED LEE

2924 Sudlersville Rd • Sudlersville, MD 21668shoreflooringmd@gmail.com • www.shoreflooringmd.comwww.Facebook.com/shoreflooring Licensed & Insured

Bay Shore Concrete & Stone LLC.

34 years experience Licensed & Insured

Free Estimates

Bobby Smith 443-666-7164 • 610-324-4876Rock Hall, MD • trapperbob66@yahoo.com

• Patios• Garage Floors• Basement Floors• Pole Barns

• Sidewalks & Driveways• Removal of Concrete• Block, Brick & Pavers• Veneer Stone

• Real Stone• Power Washing• Repair Work• Saw Cutting

ALSO OFFERINGGROOMING!

Happy Run Kennel

www.happyrunkennel.com301 Hoffecker Rd, Chestertown, MD 216205 miles from Chestertown near Rt. 544

• Pet Boarding• A/C & Heated Kennels• Walked Individually Daily• Open 7 Days• Online Reservations• Multiple Pet Discount and Extended Stay Discount

No Reservations Needed!

member

American BoardingKennels Association

410-778-5158CHESTERTOWN

TrimworkSidingAdditionsBasementsStorm Damage Repair/CleanupKitchen/Bath Remodeling

Give your home the works…

Jammie Gottleib410-253-1234

MHIC #86985 Insured & Bonded

JGLLCHOMEWORKS

Porches/DecksWindows/DoorsProperty ManagementHandyman ServicesNo Job Too Small

GENO’S 410-778-4341

Our Goal “Customer Satisfaction” Established 1970

WANTEDClean, pre-owned vehicles. Talk to us if you

want to sell or before you trade your vehicle in.

Check Engine Light On?RAMSEY GMC, INC.

We Can Help! Call for details

FREE Initial Scan for Engine Trouble Codes and Written Estimate for Repairsservice does not include partsand repairs

6716 Church Hill Rd.Chestertown, MD 21620

410-778-2484 or 410-758-2122www.ramseygmc.com

GiftCertificates

AvailableMakes a

Great Gift!

Don’t supply what they can’t buy.

NEVER PROVIDE ALCOHOL TO TEENS!

Kent County Health Department Prevention Office | MDH | SAMHSACALL 410-778-7918 FOR RESOURCES

STORAGE UNITS - In Chestertown; 8 ft. x 12 ft., $85/month; 8 ft. x 8 ft., $50/month; Call 410-778-2693.

NOW IS THE TIME - To plan your sum-mer vacation; Ocean view condo; Sleeps 4; Nicely furnished; Locally owned; Rea-sonable rates; 100 steps to the beach; Call 410-708-4655.

ROCK HALL - Charming single family home; 3 BR, 1 BA; $1,000/month plus utili-ties; Great location; References, security deposit and minimum 1 year lease required; Pet(s) considered; Call 301-807-6040. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - 600 sq. ft. second floor office in downtown Chester-town with reception area, two sunlit offices with beautiful wood floors, kitchenette, and 1/2 bath; Central air; Freshly painted inte-rior; Available immediately; $900/month in-cludes utilities except phone/internet; One off-street parking space; Owner/Agent; For more information or to schedule a showing appointment call 410-708-4947.

PRIVATE OFFICE - In prime downtown Chestertown professional building; Fur-nished; High speed WiFi; Prime space; Quiet; Much personal separation; $500/month; Utilities included; Please send in-quiries to hainquiry@yahoo.com.

1 BR, 2ND FLOOR APARTMENT - Available mid-August; 112 N. Queen St., Chestertown; $880/month; If in-terested text 202-415-0820 or email kvielmo@gmail.com; Pictures/video at: http://bit.ly/112northqueenstreetunit4.

GOLD AND SILVER COINS and Currency - U.S. and World appraisals available; By ap-pointment only; Scott Vogel, Numismatist since 1969; Best prices around; Call 302-584-2930; ScottVogel@myshorelink.com.

Wanted

LOOKING FOR RECENTLY LOGGED properties for firewood or fallen hardwood trees - Will not interfere with hunting sea-son; Please call Abe 410-708-1977.

Wood Bingo

2nd Thurs Monthly 5:30pm - Bingo at Ceci-lton Vol. Fire Co., 110 E. Main St., Cecilton; Benefits Cecilton Vol. Fire Co.

Every Fri 12:30pm - Bingo at Amy Lynn Ferris Adult Activity Center, 200 Schauber Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-2564.

Every Sun 2pm - Bingo at Betterton Ameri-can Legion, 11 Sixth Ave.; Doors open 1pm; Call 410-348-5227.

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Sunday, June 14th - Family and Friends Day, Virtual Service, call 425-436-6302, ac-cess code 489976#; guest Rev. Kim Miss, Pastor, St. Paul AMEC, Lenoir, NC., host Boardly Chapel AME Church, Pondtown.

Every Sun 8am - Go through the Bible with Pastor Don Blad on WCTR 102.3FM, 96.1FM, 1530AM, www.wctr.com, and www.calvarychapelchestertown.net; Call 410-348-5702.

2nd & 4th Sun Monthly 8:45am-9am - Trumpeting for Jesus Radio Broadcast on WCTR 1530AM, 106.9FM, www.wctr.com or on Facebook; Call 302-724-0474.

Every Mon 7pm - Celebrate Recovery at Hope Fellowship Church, 892 Washing-ton Ave., Chestertown; Finding freedom from your hurts, habits & hang ups; Call 410-778-3577; www.ctownhope.com.

1st Mon Monthly 6pm - Sister to Sister Christian Women’s Group at Bethel AME Church, 237 N. College Ave., Chestertown; bethel.ctown@gmail.com.

2nd Tues Monthly 6pm - Sons of Allen Christian Men’s Group at Bethel AME Church, 237 N. College Ave., Chestertown; Rev. Robert N. Brown, Jr.; Send emails to bethel.ctown@gmail.com.

2nd Tues Monthly 6:30pm - Centreville UM Church Men’s Group meets at the church on Rt. 213, Centreville; Guest speakers; Call 410-758-0868.

Every Wed 12pm-1pm - Hour of Power at Faith Unity Fellowship Ministries, 116 Lib-erty Lane, Chestertown; 410-778-4300; www.faithunityfm.org.

Faith Life Church - Wed 7pm Prayer/Bible Study; Fri 7:30pm Evangelist Services; Sun 10am Sun School & 11:15am Worship; 434 Calvert St., Chestertown; 410-778-4216; www.flcfaithlife.com; life@flcfaithlife.com.

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Contact Chris Walker 410-708-2934Email: mdwalker@atlanticbb.net

CW Masonry205 Lincoln Drive, Chestertown, MD 21620

Foundations . AdditionsSteps . HousesFREE Estimates

Licensedand Insured

• Concrete• Pavers

• Brick• Block

No Job Too Big or Small

For Free EstimateCall 443-480-3400

Reliable & Detailed CleaningLicensed & Insured

Now serving Kent & Queen Anne’s MD

Natalie’s Precision Cleaning, LLCResidential & Commercial Cleaningshttp://www.nataliesprecisioncleaningllc.com

First Class Chimney Sweep & RepairFree “honest” estimates

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Every Mon, Wed & Fri 10:30am - Bingo at Sudlersville Senior Center, 605 Foxxtown Dr.; To register call 410-438-3159.

Every Tues 10am - Bingo at Amy Lynn Fer-ris Adult Activity Center, 200 Schauber Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-2564.

Every Tues 6pm - Bingo at Hacks Point Fire Co., 1185 Glebe Rd., Earleville; Early bird 6:30pm; Call 410-275-8308.

Every Tues 7:30pm - Bingo at American Legion Post 29, 9238 Legion Rd., Denton; Doors open 5pm; Large payouts & jack-pots; Call 410-479-2708.

Every Tues 6pm - Bingo at Bay Country Moose Lodge #831, 6154 Main St., Queen-stown; Call 410-827-7900.

Every Wed 7pm - Bingo at Goldsboro Vol. Fire Co., 700 Old Line Rd.; Large jack-pots & payouts; Doors open 5:30pm; Call 410-253-6114; www.goldsboro700.com.

Every Wed 7pm - Bingo at Sudlersville Vol. Fire Co., 203 N. Church St.; Doors open 6pm; Call 410-438-3155; www.svfc6.com.

Every Wed, Thurs & Fri 9am - Bingo at Gra-sonville Senior Center, 4802 Main St.; Ages 60+; Call 410-827-6010.

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Salem UM Church - Sun 9:30am Worship Service; 23100 Old Fairlee Rd., Fairlee; Call 410-556-6108.

Lively and Energizing Worship Service - Ev-ery Sun 9am at First UM Church, 105 N. Mill St., Chestertown; Call 410-778-2977; www.firstandchristumc.org.

St. Clement’s Episcopal Church - Every Sun. 10am Worship & Church School; Every Wed. 12:30pm Culto Dominical en Espa-nol; 12940 Maryland Line Rd, Massey; Call 410-928-5051; www.saintclements.org. Rock Hall Church of God - Sun Worship & Kids Church 11am; Nursery available; Pas-tor William Wheatley; 6528 Rock Hall Rd.; www.rockhallcog.org.

Olivet UM Church - The Gathering contem-porary worship service 8:30am, Outside, bring a chair; Drive in worship service 10am; 115 S. Main St., Galena; 443-877-5391; www.goandserve.jimdo.com.

Worship Services at Shrewsbury Par-ish Church - Sun 7:30am & 10am; Misa Hispana 1st & 3rd Sun 4pm; Adult Ed, Sun School, Youth Groups; 12824 Shrewsbury Church Rd., Kennedyville; 410-348-5944; www.shrewsburyparish.org.

Work In Progress Ministries - Youth Sun School, Adult Learning, Worship, Commu-nity Bible Class; 104 Legion Rd, Millington; 410-928-6085; www.wipministries.com.

Presbyterian Church - Sun. services with Sun. School 9:30am; 905 Gateway Dr., Chestertown; Call 410-778-6057; Visit www.presbyterianchestertown.org.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church - Sat. Mass 4pm; Sun. Mass 10am; Mon.-Thurs. Mass 8:30am; Reconciliation Sat. 3:15pm; 508 High St., Chestertown; Call 410-778-3160.

St. James UM Church - Sun School 10am; Worship 11am; 10965 St. James-Newtown Rd., Worton; Call 410-556-6108.

St. John Catholic Church - Sun. Mass 8am; Catholic & Main Streets, Rock Hall; Call 410-778-3160.

Worton UM Church - Sun Worship 8:45am; Prayer Meeting Thurs 7pm; 10756 Wor-ton Rd., Worton; Rev. Zach Brown; Call 302-332-8457.

New Freedom Church - Sun. 10:30am Service with Sun. School; 121 Rabbit Hill Rd., Church Hill; Call 410-778-4208; Visit www.newfreedomchurch.church.

St. Paul’s Parish, Kent - Holy Eucharist Sun. 8am & 10:30am; Weekdays Prayer 8:30am & Evensong 4:30pm; Wed. Holy Eucharist with prayers for healing 9am, Bible study 10am; 7579 Sandy Bottom Rd., off Rt. 20, Chestertown; Rev. Frank St. Amour; Call 410-778-1540; www.stpaulkent.org.

Hope Fellowship Church - Until further no-tice will be doing an online service only; Please join us on Sundays via Facebook www.facebook.com/HopeFellowshipMD at 9:30 AM; All services will be posted on www.ctownhope.com/sermons; 892 Washington Ave., Chestertown; For more information call 410-778-3577.

Easton Baptist Church - Sun. School 10am; Worship 11am; Service 6pm; Services held at Holiday Inn Express, 8561 Ocean Gateway, Easton; Call Pastor Jake Reid 410-490-2884; www.eastonbc.com.

Calvary Chapel - Sun. Service 10:30am, children’s ministries available; Thurs. Bi-ble study 7pm; Call 410-348-5702; Visit www.calvarychapelchestertown.net.

Temple B’nai Israel - Educational and Inter-faith opportunities; Rabbi Peter E. Hyman; 7199 Tristan Dr., Easton; 410-822-0553; www.bnaiisraeleaston.org.

Evangelistic Church of Deliverance - Bi-ble Study Wed. 7:30pm & Sun. 11:30am; Come experience love, hope & faith; Pastor Sheryl R. Hynson; 903 Washington Ave., Chestertown.

Eastern Shore Baptist Church - Bible Study 10am; Sun. Service 11am & 6pm; Wed. Service 7pm; Nursery provided; 119 Sta-tion Lane, Grasonville; Call 410-490-4950; www.easternshorebaptistchurch.org.

Chestertown Church of Nazarene - Sun School 9:30am; Sun coffee & chat 10:30am; Sun worship 11am; Rt. 213, Kingstown; 6943 Church Hill Rd., Chestertown; www.chestertownnazarene.org.

Faith Unity Fellowship Ministries - Sun School 9:30am, Worship 11am; Little Lights of Faith Early Learning Center; Bish-op Robert M. Pritchett, Jr., D.D., Senior Pastor, Co-Pastor Christine Pritchett; 116 Liberty Lane, Chestertown; 410-778-4300; www.faithunityfm.org.

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It’s always best to be prepared. Call Raye at 410-708-2631

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MEDICAL CANNABISJOHN C. ARRABAL, Jr., M.D.

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Easton Premier Cinemas 210 Marlboro Avenue Easton, MD 21601 At the Tred Avon Shopping Center 410-822-9950 http://www. tritonmovies.com

Westown Movies 150 Commerce DriveMiddletown, DE 19709 Close to Walmart 302-378-2436 http://www.westown movies. com

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Annapolis Mall 11 & BTX Theater 1020 Annapolis Mall Road Annapolis, MD 21401 In the Westfield Annapolis Mall 410-224-1145 http://www.bow tiecinemas.com/locations/annap olis-mall-11/

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Haven Ministries - Assistance with food, housing, employment and more; Seasonal shelter, resource center, food pantries and thrift stores; Call 410-739-4363; Details online at www.haven-ministries.org.

Trinity Lutheran Church - 10am Sun ser-vice, Sun school & children’s church; Bible study 8:45am; Sun. Matins Service 8pm; 101 Greenwood Ave., Chestertown; Call 410-778-2744.

Chestertown Baptist Church - Sun School 10am, Worship 11am & 6pm; Wed Awanas children 6:30pm, Youth 180 Teens & Adult Bible study 7pm; 401 Morgnec Rd., Ches-tertown; Call 410-778-5844; Details online at www.chestertownbaptistchurch.org.

Faith Bible Church - Sun School 10am, Service 11am; Prayer/Bible Study for 3rd-6th grade Wed. 6:30pm; 407 Dudleys Cor-ner Rd., Sudlersville; Call 410-438-6003; www.faithbiblechurch316.com.

Chestertown Christian Gathering - Sun 9:45am Adult Small Group, Children’s Movie; Sun 10:30am Gathering, Children’s Program; Wed 6:30pm Family Gathering, Adult, Teen, Children Small Groups; 932 Washington Ave., Unit 1, Austin Plaza, Chestertown; Find us on Facebook.

Grace Community - A Bible Fellowship Church at 400 Morgnec Rd., Chestertown; Sun. 9:45am Bible study, 11am worship; Wed. 6pm-7:30pm Youth & Adult Meeting; Real, relevant, reformed; 443-480-2496; www.gracebfcchestertown.org.

Olivet Pentecostal Church of Love - Sun 11am Worship; Wed 6pm Bible Study; 31579 Galena Sassafras Rd., Galena; Call 410-648-5510.

Potter’s House Ministries - Sun. School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am; Bishop Charles M. Tilghman, Sr.; 8814 Fairlee Rd., Ches-tertown; Call 410-778-0100; Details online at www.thepottershouseministries.com.

Emmanuel UM Church - 9:30am Sun Ser-vice; 6698 Church Lane, Pomona, Ches-tertown; Rev. Emanuel Johnson; Call 410-778-0430.

St. Luke’s Church - Services at 10am on 2nd and 4th Sundays at 403 Main St., Church Hill; Call 410-556-6060.

St. Andrew’s Chapel - Services at 10am on 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays at 105 Church St., Sudlersville; Call 410-556-6060.

Faith Christian School - Now enrolling; Grades K-3 through 12; A Beka academic curriculum; Fine arts & ag programs; Before & after care; K3 $3,500/year, K4-12 $3,200/year; 407 Dudley Corners Rd., Sudlersville; 410-438-6001; www.faithcseagles.com. Chestertown Christian Academy - Accept-ing applications for the school year; Grades pre-k to 12; Fully accredited; Meet staff; Tour campus; Virtual admissions center; Tuition assistance available if qualified; 401 Morgnec Rd., Chestertown; 410-778-5855; www.chestertownchristian.org.

Bethel AME Church Chestertown - Con-ference Call Worship, Prayer & Study Dial In: 425-436-6341, Access Code: 540836; Worship Sun 11am-12pm; Corporate Prayer Mon 7pm-7:30pm; Life Application Bible Study: Wed 7pm-8pm; Rev. Robert N. Brown, Jr.; bethel.ctown@gmail.com.

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Old World Style Gun Store Specializing in Estate and Lightly Used Guns

2017 Dudley Corners Road, Crumpton MD 21628 (inside Dixons Crumpton Auction)

Gunsmith Available On SiteWe buy Single Guns,Estates, and Collectionsor Consign with us toget the Maximum Return

Wednesday 8:30am to 5pm, Friday 12noon to 6pm & 6pm to 8pm by appointment,

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Support Groups

POSTPONED - Every Thurs 5:30pm - Depres-sion & Anxiety Recovery Group at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 301 S. Liberty St., Centrev-ille; Chesapeake Voyagers; 410-822-1601; www.chesapeakevoyagers.org.

POSTPONED - Every Thurs 12pm - Anxiety & Depression Group at Recovery In Motion, Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; 410-822-1601; www.chesapeakevoyagers.org.

Every Thurs 7pm-9pm - Celebrate Recov-ery, Christ centered program to find heal-ing in a safe place; Sudlersville UM Church, 103 N. Church St., Sudlersville.

1st Thurs Monthly 4:30pm - Parkinson’s Support Group at Christ UM Church, 401 High St., Chestertown; People with Parkin-son’s disease or symptoms & their loved ones are welcome; Call 410-778-0911.

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Yard Signs Thanking the Front Line Also Benefit COVID-19 Fund

Yard signs expressing thanks to local Frontline workers in the COVID-19 crisis are available through an initiative created by the Downtown Chestertown Association and Main Street Historic Chestertown to benefit the Chester River Health Foundation.

The sign’s message is, “THANK YOU FRONT LINE: Hospital Staff, First Responders, Essential Workers. You’re Awesome!” The graphic design, which features a silhouette of Kent County, was donated by Locust Grove Studios in Kennedyville. The DCA is covering the costs of the signs, with production service provided by Riverside Unique in downtown Chestertown.

Those who want to display signs in front of their homes or businesses are asked to make a donation of $20 or more per sign. Signs will be delivered to any residence or business in Kent County for a $2 fee, or can be picked up Saturdays between 9:00am and noon outside Chestertown’s Town Hall located at 118 North Cross Street.

To order online, go to mainstreetchestertown.org and then navigate to the “Buy Now, Enjoy Later” page already set up for the purchase of gift certificates from local shops and restaurants. To order by mail and pay by check, email manager@mainstreetchestertown.org for an order form.

Proceeds will go to Chester River Health Foundation’s COVID-19 Fund to help cover expenses such as protective gear and support services for medical staff and employees at the hospital in Chestertown.

“Thank You” yard signs are avail-able through Downtown Chester-town Association and Main Street Chestertown; proceeds ben-efit Chester River Health Founda-tion’s COVID-19 Fund.

POSTPONED - Every Fri 7pm - Commu-nity Bible Study at Recovery In Motion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; 410-778-5894.

Every Other Sat 10am-12pm - GriefShare Recovery Support Group at Mt. Pisgah UM Church, 23755 L Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-810-0110; www.griefshare.org.

3rd Sat Monthly 10am-11:30am - “Munch-kins on the Move” Playgroup for parents and children ages 3 & under at Kent Family Center, 115B S. Lynchburg St., Chester-town; Call 410-810-3790.

Every Mon 5:30pm-7pm - Men’s Latino Support Group at For All Seasons, 300 Tal-bot St., Easton; Free; Led by Alberto Ar-daya; Call 410-822-1018 ext. 207 or text 443-786-4947.

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POSTPONED - Every Mon 2pm - Job Search Assistance at Recovery In Mo-tion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5894.

Every Mon 10am-1pm - Calling all Par-ents who want to raise healthy, confident, happy kids to meet at Kent Family Center, Chestertown; Call 410-810-3790.

Every Mon 5:30pm-7pm - Women’s Latina Support Group at For All Seasons, Easton; Free; Call 410-822-1018 ext. 207 or text 443-786-4947.

2nd Mon Monthly - Caregivers Support Group at Upper Shore Aging, 100 Schau-ber Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5581.

POSTPONED - 2nd Mon Monthly 6:30pm - Lyme Disease Assoc. of the Eastern Shore of MD education and support group meet-ing at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 301 S. Liberty St., Centreville; Free; 410-749-5963. POSTPONED - Every Tues 4pm - Women’s group at Recovery In Motion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5894.

POSTPONED - Every Tues 1pm-3pm - Mid-Day Matinee at Recovery In Mo-tion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5894.

1st Tues Monthly 7pm-8:30pm - NAMI Kent & Queen Anne’s Family Support Group in Centreville; For family members who have a loved one with mental ill-ness; Call National Alliance on Mental Ill-ness KQA, 443-480-0565; Details online at namikentandqueenannes@gmail.com.

3rd Tues Monthly 7pm-8:30pm - NAMI Kent & Queen Anne’s Family Support Group in Chestertown; For family mem-bers who have a loved one with mental illness; Call NAMI KQA, 443-480-0565; namikentandqueenannes@gmail.com.

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BDB: Off to the races?

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources offers license-free fishing days on June 6th, June 13th, and July 4th — a free option to explore Maryland’s diverse and unique fishing experiences without needing a fishing license, trout stamp, or registration.

Following Governor Hogan’s announcement of Stage One of the ‘Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery,’ the state has expanded opportu-nities for outdoor exercise and

recreation in the state. Anglers are advised to follow social distancing and other precautions as outlined in the department’s update regarding Maryland outdoor recreation.

Maryland hosts license-free fishing days annually on the first two Saturdays in June and on the Independence Day holiday. On these days, any individual may catch and possess finfish in any tidal and nontidal waters of Maryland, as long as it’s for recreational purposes. All anglers must follow current size and catch limits found in the department’s fishing and crabbing guide.

The department also has dozens of other resources to help new or experienced anglers, including angler access maps, Click Before You Cast environmental monitoring reports, and fish identification charts.

Aside from these free fishing days and certain license-free areas, anyone 16 or older fishing in Maryland must possess a license, which can be obtained or re-newed online or on the department’s mobile app. During the current State of Emergency, Governor Hogan has granted a grace period for anyone whose valid license has expired since March 5th, 2020.

For more information visit https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2020/05/28/free- fishing-days-scheduled-in-june-and-july/ or call 1-877-620-8DNR (8367).

Free Fishing Days Continue in Maryland on June 13th and July 4th

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Talbot County FairVISIT WEBSITE FOR UPDATES July 9-11Talbot Agricultural Center 10659 Hiners Lane, Easton, MD 21601410-822-8007www.talbotcountyfair.org • info@talbotcountyfair.org

Kent County 4-H FairVIRTUAL FOR 2020 July 16-18Kent Ag Center, Route 2121349 Tolchester Beach Road, Chestertown, MD 21620410-778-1661www.kentcountyfair.org • emshill@umd.edu

Delaware State FairVISIT WEBSITE FOR UPDATES July 23-August 118500 South DuPont Highway, Harrington, DE 19952302-398-3269www.delawarestatefair.com • info@thestatefair.net

Cancelled: Cecil County FairJuly 24-August 2Fair Hill Fairgrounds 4640 Telegraph Road, Elkton, MD 21921410-392-3440www.cecilcountyfair.org • generalinfo@cecilcountyfair.org

Caroline-Dorchester County FairVISIT WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES August 5-8Caroline County 4-H Park, 8230 Detour Road, Denton, MD 21629410-479-4030www.caroline-dorchestercountyfair.org • wpotter@umd.edu

Queen Anne’s County FairVISIT WEBSITE FOR UPDATES August 10-15QAC 4-H Park, 100 Dulin Clark Road, Centreville, MD 21617 410-758-0267www.queenannescofair.com • qacfair@atlanticbb.net

Maryland State FairVISIT WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES August 27-September 7Maryland State Fairgrounds 2200 York Road, Timonium, Maryland 21093410-252-0200www.marylandstatefair.com • msfair@msn.com

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Area Food Pantry Openingsand Donation Information

Six food pantries are operating throughout the area during the pandemic. These include:

In Chestertown - Kent County Community Pantry located on Mill Street near the corner of Mill and High Streets, www.kentfoodpantry.org, phone 410-778-0550 and Seventh Day Adventist Church located at 305 North Kent Street, phone 443-988-3886;

In Millington - Millington/Crumpton Food Pantry operating at Asbury United Methodist Church located at 392 Cypress Street, phone 443-480-0053;

In Ridgely - St. Martin’s Ministries located at 14374 Benedictine Lane, www.stmartinsministries.org, phone 410-643-2537;

In Rock Hall - Rock Hall Community Food Pantry located at the Rock Hall Civic Center on Civic Center Drive, phone 410-639-2351;

and In Worton - Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church located at 24840 Lambs Meadow Road, www.mtoliveamecworton.org, phone 410-778-3328. Each of these service providers has created a safe environment for clientele and those who would like to make financial or in-kind donations or serve as volunteers.

For specific hours of operation and for details on items being sought for donation, contact the food pantry directly or visit https://mainstreetchestertown.org/covid-19-kent-county-food-pantry-info/ for complete details.

Thank you to all who work devotedly to continue operating and supporting this much needed service.

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3rd Tues Monthly - La Leche League Breast Feeding Support Meeting; Moth-ers with babies, pregnant moms & sib-lings welcome; Call 410-490-1553; www.lllofmd-de-dc.org.

POSTPONED - Every Wed 4pm - Men’s group at Recovery In Motion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5894.

Every Wed 1pm - “Women’s Circle” Sup-port group for expecting mothers or moth-ers with children ages 3 & under at Kent Family Center, 115B S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Call 410-810-3790.

Every Wed 6pm-8pm - Empowerment group for Dads at Kent Family Center, 115B S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Call 410-810-3790.

POSTPONED - Every Wed 6:30pm - Char-acter Cognition at Recovery In Motion, 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; 410-778-5894.

Every Wed 5:30pm-7pm - Women’s Latina Support Group at Sudlersville Elementary School, 300 S. Church St., Sudlersville; Free; Led by Ivy Garcia; Call 410-822-1018 ext. 207 or text 443-786-4947.

3rd Wed Monthly 10am - Chester River Ad-vocates for the Blind at Heron Point, 501 E. Campus Ave., Chestertown; For the visu-ally impaired and those with sight; All are welcome; ejvano1@comcast.net.

Looking To Start A New Business Or Grow Your Existing Business? - Get free, confi-dential, practical business counseling from experienced professionals at Upper Shore SCORE; www.uppershore.score.org; Call 410-810-2968.

American Cancer Society can help with pain & nausea medicine, and equipment if you’re on limited income; 1-888-227-6333.

If you or someone you know has a drug problem and needs help, call the Narcotics Anonymous Hotline 1-800-317-3222.

Health Insurance Questions? Let the Kent Co. Health Dept. help you! Find out about your health insurance options; Free health insurance for qualifying Kent Co. families; 125 S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Call 410-778-7039; www.kenthd.org.

UM Shore Medical Center’s Health Care Professionals available to discuss health and wellness issues with community groups; Call 410-778-3300.

AA Meetings held 7 Days a Week throughout Chestertown, Rock Hall, Sudlersville, Ken-nedyville, Centreville, Church Hill, Stevens-ville, Wye Mills, Marydel, Galena, Crumpton, Millington, Chester, Ridgely, Queenstown, Tolchester, Greensboro, Tilghman Is-land, Easton, Cambridge, Oxford, St. Mi-chaels, Denton, Hurlock; 410-822-4226; www.midshoreintergroup.org.

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Join the Friends of Eastern Neck, Inc., - A volunteer support group for Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge, 1730 Eastern Neck Rd., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-7056; www.fws.gov.

Thinking About Quitting Smoking? Unde-cided? Attend Tobacco Cessation Program at Kent Co. Health Dept., 125 S. Lynch-burg St., Chestertown; Call 410-778-2167; www.kenthd.org.

Overeaters Anonymous - Seeking others to join me in starting meetings in or near Chestertown; For more information send emails to RobinF104@yahoo.com.

POSTPONED - Recovery In Motion - Wide range of free services and activities to sup-port recovery and wellness; Groups, meet-ings, 1-on-1 peer support, assistance, ba-sic computer skills, job search assistance, narcan training, prevention/education, recovery housing, movies and more; 300 Scheeler Rd., Chestertown; 410-778-5894.

Compass Regional Hospice - Hospice care, grief support, counseling, camp new dawn, workshops, events & more in Kent, Queen Anne’s and Caroline counties; 255 Comet Dr., Centreville; Call 443-262-4100; www.compassregionalhospice.org.

Are you caring for a health impaired adult and could use some help? Know of some-one who needs medical supervision? Call Kent Co. Medical Adult Day Care Center 410-778-5581.

POSTPONED - Local Al-Anon & Alateen Meetings - Every Wed. 7:30pm AFG & Alateen at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 301 S. Liberty St., Centreville; Every Thurs. 8pm Adult Child Group at Alano Club at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Centreville; More information is available online at www.easternshoremd-alanon.org.

Staff of Upper Shore Aging available to discuss “Medicare Savings Programs” for those receiving Medicare; 410-778-6000 or 410-758-6500.

Are you a caregiver for a child with de-velopmental disabilities or a chronically ill adult? Respite is a way to get a short break from the stress of full-time caregiving; Call Eastern Shore Respite Care Project 1-800-439-1222.

HomePorts, a nonprofit membership alli-ance, provides access to a wide range of services designed to offer residents age 55 & above, what they want & need to remain content, safe & confident living in their own home; Volunteers needed; 443-480-0940; www.homeports.org.

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Words For Reviewby Lanny Parks

Perhaps, like me, you have had a difficult time during the past nearly three months. Whether you have continued to work, ei-ther at your normal place of employment or at your home, or whether you are retired or simply out of work for the meantime, there are still many hours to fill with house-hold chores, yard and garden work, chil-dren to tend to - and there is still grieving, and anger, and frustration, and a host of other emotions too deep for words.

Now, on top of the many ways in which we have been asked to face the pandemic, there is this time of civil unrest that many find frightening. I don’t know about you, but I have spent a lot of these months in my own head. For the most part, I have been engaged in solitary activities: gar-dening, cooking, weaving, knitting, and reading that have kept me apart from oth-ers and in company with only myself. It has been a disquieting companionship.

Nearly sixty years ago, I was working in Baltimore’s inner city, where I had the distinct privilege of working with African-American teenagers whose lives were a struggle at home, at school, and on the streets. The library was their only safe place. When the riots following the death of Dr. Martin Luther King erupted in our city, those young people were caught on the horns of a dilemma. Their sanctuary was staffed entirely by white people who had cared for them, befriended them, taken them to places both in reality and in books and music where they had never been before and where they found real peace - and yet the anger and frustration of that assassination unhinged everything they had put their trust in.

When the library reopened, they were al-most the first people through the doors. We talked together. We despaired to-gether. We tried to find hope together. And when it was time for me to go home, they

walked me to the bus stop - to protect me. I was transferred shortly thereafter, and the library itself has long since been closed and its space converted to some other use, but I have never stopped think-ing of those young people and wonder-ing if they found their way off the streets and into better places, places where they could excel with the gifts and skills they owned that had been trampled by a sys-tem of both society and government that didn’t see them, didn’t hear them, didn’t care about them. Tragically, the odds are not good.

And here we are. Two or three genera-tions beyond that time, and yet I still see that same system, that same inequity that I tried to breach all those years ago. Today as I go about my solitary hours, I some-times find myself unable to see for the tears that fill my eyes and run unhindered down my cheeks. How can this be? How can our country go this far backward? How can we not have corrected these glaring inequalities after all these years? And what will it take to change hearts and minds in order to change the system to guarantee the equality we are promised in our constitution?

The way I read it, we have a mandate to make major changes in our entire system - of government, of education, of justice, of protection. I have never been convinced that such a system of true democracy (where each voice is heard with an equal measure of fairness) is ever going to occur in a capitalistic society. When it is “every man for himself” and “to the victor goes the spoils”, how can it?

We are called now to re-envision our en-tire framework, just as we were sixty years ago. We have not done so well up until now, but we had best be making time to start - and there is no time like the present to begin.

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Volunteers Needed at UM Shore Medical Center - Hospital Gift Shop, Nearly New Shop, Chester River Home Care & Hospice; In-house volunteers call 410-348-5114.

Children & Youth with Special Health Care Needs Program - For ages birth-21 years with chronic physical, developmental, behavior-al or emotional conditions; Call KC Health Dept. 410-778-2547; www.kenthd.org. Home Educators of the Eastern Shore - Local support group and cooperative for home schoolers in Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties; More details are available at www.homeschool-life.com/MD/HEES.

Gay Men’s Health Support Group – Spon-sored by Queen Anne’s County Dept. of Health; 443-262-4457; Send emails to mary.yancey@maryland.gov.

SOS Support Our Schools - Parents and concerned citizens fighting for the best possible education for their children; To be a part of this initiative or for more informa-tion visit www.kcpssos.com.

Chester River Wellness Alliance - Of-fering health and wellness services and education; 106 Spring St., Chestertown; www.crwell.org.

Feed the Children and Elderly Initiative - Delivering food and groceries to those in need in Kent County; To learn more, donate food or volunteer contact the So-cial Action for Racial Justice at sacra-cialjustice@gmail.com; Donate money at www.sumnerhall.org.

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Washington College Academy of Life-long Learning - For adults who seek in-tellectual stimulation without the require-ments for educational credit; No age or academic restrictions; Call 410-778-7221; www.washcoll.edu/offices/wc-all/.

Donate Crop Damage Deer to Farmers & Hunters Feeding the Hungry processors beyond the regular hunting season to con-tinue the supply of venison to local & re-gional feeding agencies helping to feed the hungry; Volunteers and supporters needed; Call 1-866-438-3434; www.fhfh.org.

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge - Needs volunteers; 2145 Key Wallace Dr., Cambridge; Call 410-228-2677; Visit www.fws.gov/refuge/blackwater.

Volunteers Needed - As character coaches in our public school system and the Fam-ily Center in Sudlersville and as community mentors for the “Opportunity Youth” initia-tive in QAC; Training, resources and support available; Character Counts! 410-758-6677.

Veterans Wanted - Join the American Legion; For details call your local post; Chestertown 410-778-9885; Rock Hall 410-639-7081; Betterton 410-348-5227.

Kent Assoc. of Riding Therapy - Therapeu-tic horseback riding for those with special needs; Volunteers needed; 410-870-5596; kentridingtherapy@gmail.org; Details on-line at www.kentridingtherapy.org.

Adopt-A-Bear Program - Provides some Christmas magic for over 1,200 needy children in Queen Anne’s Co. every year; Donations accepted year round; Call 410-643-8530; heather@adopt-a-bear.net.

Kent Co. Health Dept. - Offers free breast, cervical, colorectal, and skin cancer screenings; Also HIV case man-agement services, support, guidance & medical assistance; 125 S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; To see if you qualify call 410-778-7970; www.kenthd.org.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake - Mentoring services in Kent & Queen Anne’s Co. for ages 6-16; Adult men-tors needed to volunteer their time; To vol-unteer or enroll a child call 410-543-2447; www.shorebiglittle.org.

Kent County Learning Center - Free tutor-ing for middle and high school students; 21292 Civic Center Dr., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9008.

Evergreen - A Center for Balanced Living Events; Every Thurs Men’s Group; 4th Fri Monthly Wine, Chocolate & Conversation with Women; 1st Sun & 1st Mon Monthly Healing Meditation Group; 1st Wed Month-ly Reiki Share; 770 Port St., Easton; Call 410-819-3395; www.evergreeneaston.org.

Commemorative Brick Program at Rock Hall Vol. Fire Co.; Reserve your place in history, pay tribute or memorialize some-one with an engraved brick that will be displayed in the entry walkway of the fire house; 4 in. x 8 in. $100, 8 in. x 8 in. $200; 21500 Rock Hall Ave., Rock Hall; Call Sha-ron 410-639-7338; www.rockhallvfc.org.

MidAtlantic Women In Agriculture - Annie’s Project is designed to empower women in agriculture to develop networks and skills key to making successful business partners; Call QAC Ext. 410-758-0166; www.extension.umd.edu/annies-project.

Mid Shore Recycling - 45 recycle drop off locations exist in Kent, Queen Anne’s, Tal-bot and Caroline counties where residents can recycle mixed plastic, mixed metal cans, mixed paper, cardboard and glass (green, brown, clear); Call 1-800-473-2925.

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Kent Island Federation of Arts Events - Ex-hibits, classes and events change monthly; 405 Main St., Stevensville; 410-643-7424; www.kifa.us.

Pecometh’s Riverview Retreat Center - Available for meetings, retreats, etc.; For the day or overnight; Competitive rates, quality food, fully equipped meeting rooms, hotel-style accommodations; 136 Bookers Wharf Rd., Centreville; Call 410-556-6900; www.pecometh.org.

Camp Pecometh - Faith based camp that offers a wide variety of programs and activ-ities; Classic camps and specialty camps; Fun, faith and friendship; 136 Bookers Wharf Rd., Centreville; Call 410-556-6900; www.pecometh.org.

Le Hatchery - Unique and eclectic art gal-lery The Art Barn at The Hatchery at 125 Kemp Lane, Easton; Vendors needed for The Roost, which showcases craftsmen and artists; bob@sharpergraphics.com; www.hatcheryartbarn.com.

The Greater Chestertown Initiative - Open for Business Program to provide “kick-starter” funding for new or expanding businesses; For more information visit www.openforbusinessinchestertown.com.

Town of Galena - Town Meeting 1st Mon Monthly 7pm; Town Work Session 3rd Wed Monthly as needed; Planning & Zoning Meeting Last Mon 6pm; Board of Appeals Meetings as needed; Parks & Recreation meets 3rd Mon 6pm.; Schedule subject to change; 101 S. Main St., Galena; Call 410-648-5151; For more information visit www.townofgalena.com.

Free Naloxone Training Program - To help prevent deaths by overdose; Narcan can rapidly reverse and opioid overdose; Kent Co. Behavioral Health, Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Call 410-778-5980; Visit www.kenthd.org.

C&D Canal Waterfront Museum - Moving exhibits, models, videos, fossils, nostalgia, displays and more; 815 Bethel Rd., Chesa-peake City; Free admission; Mon-Fri 8am-4pm, Sat-Sun 11am-4pm; 410-885-5622; www.chesapeakecity.com.

Mid-Shore AARP Tax Aide - Looking for volunteers to offer free tax preparation; Call 410-778-5358; kbrodie@hughes.net.

The Chesapeake Room - A beautiful facil-ity for that special event at Rock Hall Vol. Fire Co., 21500 Rock Hall Ave.; 40 to 400 capacity; Professional kitchen; Call Linda 443-480-0675; www.rockhallvfc.org.

The American Legion, Frank M. Jarman Post 36 - Hall rentals for holiday parties, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, re-ceptions, banquets and more; Drop off damaged flags for proper disposal; 9155 American Legion Dr., Chestertown; Call 410-778-9885; www.post36.org.

C&D Canal Recreation Trail - Links Dela-ware City, St. Georges, Summit/Middle-town, and Lums Pond State Park to Ches-apeake City; Located off Rt. 213 at Lock St. and the Canal; 410-688-2536; Visit www.chesapeakecity-md.gov.

Delaware SPCA - The oldest animal welfare organization in the state operating shelters, providing animal welfare, adoption, spay/neu-ter & education services; www.delspca.org.

Samaritan Group Emergency Winter Shel-ter - Open January-March, providing those without overnight shelter a place to sleep and stay warm in local churches staffed by volunteers; Guests are provided a hot dinner each night, breakfast and a bag lunch every day; During the remaining 9 months of the year, emergency overnight shelter is pro-vided at a local motel for those in need; All guests are referred by Kent County Depart-ment of Social Services and must remain drug & alcohol free during their stay; Volun-teers & donations needed; 443-480-3564; www.samaritangroupkent.org.

Really Great Cats Rescue - Breeding sea-son is now; Have you pets spayed & neu-tered this month; Call 443-480-8063.

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Kent County High School Athletic Boost-ers - Provides financial support & volun-teer services to all KCHS amateur ath-letes & teams through fundraising events; Sponsorship opportunities available; Call 410-708-4640.

Kent County Revolving Loan Fund - Lo-cal businesses have access to money for business growth & expansion; Eligibility & application at www.kentcounty.com/eco-nomic-development; Call 410-810-2168.

Kent Family Center - Variety of free services and activities for expecting parents or par-ents of children ages 3 & under; Early Child Development Support, Parenting Classes, Support Group, DADS Empowerment Group, Service Coordination, Home Visits, Adult Education & more; 115B S. Lynch-burg St., Chestertown; 410-810-3790; www.kentfamilycenter.org.

Maryland WIC - Provides healthy foods & nutrition advice; Call 410-810-0125 or 443-262-4423; www.mdwic.org.

Dorchester Chamber of Commerce Events - Call 410-228-3575; Complete schedule online at www.dorchesterchamber.org.

Saint Martins Ministries - Donate your car, boat or rv and Saint Martin’s re-ceives a donation; www.cardonating-iseasy.org/donate/?CharityID=3089 or call 1-855-500-7433 for an easy transaction; Donations help local families in need; Visit www.stmartinsmininstries.org.

Rock Hall Yacht Club Sailing School - Sail-ing lessons for all ages and skill levels; Family sails; 22759 McKinleyville Rd., Rock Hall; Community sailing scholarships & partnerships; Call 410-775-8225; Visit www.rhycsailingschool.org.

QAC Master Gardeners Bay-Wise Com-mittee - Free landscape consultations in the Mid Shore region; Call 410-758-0166; mgarret1@umd.edu.

The CARE Center - Provides a collab-orative approach to the investigation and treatment of child abuse; 410-758-2533; www.qaccare.org.

American Legion Parker-White Post 143 - Veterans organization started by African-Americans is looking for new members; First year’s membership for all active duty military members is free; www.legion.org; Call 410-699-1203 or 410-928-3288.

MOTA-CATS Team - Smoking will be stressful on your baby; Vaping and e-ciga-rettes are harmful to your health; For infor-mation call 410-778-4832, 410-348-5603, 410-810-0780 or 1-800-QuitNow.

Information on Zika virus at Kent Co. Health Dept., 125 S. Lynchburg St., Ches-tertown; The basics of the virus & how to protect against it; Call 410-778-1350; Visit www.kenthd.org.

Saint Martins Ministries - Donate diapers for local families in need at www.12for1.org; www.stmartinsmininstries.org.

Kent County Tennis League - Leagues forming with play indoors and outdoors at Schottland Tennis Center, Washington College, Chestertown; Lessons, clinics, racquet stringing available; Open to public; Call 410-778-3154.

Rock Hall Volunteer Fire Company - Vol-unteers Needed; EMT’s, drivers, opera-tors, fire fighters, fire police, & auxiliary members; Free training, Maryland state tax credit, volunteer pension; Application and complete details are available on-line at www.rockhallvfc.org or by calling 410-639-7888.

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Time Traveler

The Old Wharf Inn was built in 1975 on the

Chester River at Chestertown. The Old Wharf

fell victim to Hurricane Isabel in 2003 and was

totally rebuilt in 2004. The restaurant operated

as the Fish Whistle for several years. It exists

today as 98 Cannon Riverside Grille.

(Source: Various local history books written by Biddle, Keiser, Kurowski and Horsey, the KENT

COUNTY NEWS and CHESTERTOWN TRANSCRIPT.)

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Who's Cookin’ With Carla?STRAWBERRY MARGARITA PIE

1-1/3 Cups Finely Crushed Pretzels, divided1/4 Cup Sugar

1/2 Cup Butter, meltedOne 21 Oz. Can Strawberry Fruit Filling

1/2 to 2/3 Cup Thawed Frozen Margarita MixOne 8 Oz. Container Frozen Whipped Topping, thawed

Grease a 9-inch pie plate. In a medium bowl, combine 1-1/4 cups of the pretzels, sugar and butter; mix well. Press evenly in the bottom and sides of the pie plate to form a crust. Combine strawberry filling and margarita mix. Fold into whipped topping. Spoon into crust. Sprinkle with remaining pretzels. Freeze for two hours. Before serving, let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Makes 6-8 servings.

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Soroptimist of Kent & Queen Anne’s Coun-ties is collecting Redner’s register tapes; Register for a Redner’s reward card, save your receipts, give the receipts to a Sorop-timist member or mail to Soroptimist Inter-national of Kent & QA Counties, P.O. Box 535, Chestertown, MD 21620.

CASA of the Mid-Shore - Seeking residents interested in advocating for the best inter-est of children who have been removed from their homes & are under the protec-tion of the court due to abuse, neglect, abandonment, or their parents inability to safely care for them; Call 410-822-2866 ext. 6; www.casamidshore.org.

Mid Shore Pro Bono - Free Legal Clinics, General Civil Clinics, Bankruptcy Clin-ics and Elder Law Clinics at various loca-tions; Call 410-690-8128 Easton, 443-298-9425 Chestertown, 410-829-0394 Salisbury; info@mishoreprobono.org; Visit www.midshoreprobono.org.

Character Counts Kent County - Volun-teers Needed to help students in your community; Join the team of coaches; Call 410-708-6617; director@cckentcounty.org.

Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra - Pro-grams throughout the year at various ven-ues; Subscriptions available; 888-846-8600; www.midatlanticsymphony.org.

Interested in going GREEN? For monthly environmental tips, visit the Chester-town Environmental Committee at www. townofchestertown.com/government/committees/environment.

For All Seasons - Individual & group coun-seling to those struggling with depression, anxiety, phobias, addiction, PTSD, ADHD, etc.; Call 410-822-1018; Details online at www.forallseasonsinc.org; 24-hour crisis hotline 1-800-310-7273.

ASSE International Student Exchange Pro-gram - Looking for families to host boys & girls ages 15-18 from a variety of coun-tries; For details call 1-800-677-2773; Visit www.host.asse.com.

Know Your Zone Hurricane Prepared-ness - Maryland’s hurricane & severe weather evacuation system information at www.knowyourzonemd.com.

Historic Stevensville Arts & Entertainment - Shop, dine and discover the charming A&E District; First Saturday events April to December; Tours April to November; www.stevensvilleartsandentertainment.org.

Galena Vol. Fire Co. - Volunteers needed; EMT’s, firefighters, drivers; 90 E. Cross St., Galena; Call 410-648-5050 or 410-708-7074; www.galenavfc.org.

Kent & Queen Anne’s Rescue Squad - Volunteer owned and operated at 140 Morgnec Rd., Chestertown; Send your tax deductible donations to PO Box 126, Chestertown, MD 21620; Volunteers need-ed; 410-778-4495; More information is available at www.kentrescuesquad.com.

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Free Life Jackets for Kids - Available for loaning for the day or weekend from Breese Sailmakers, 21083 Chesapeake Ave., Rock Hall; 12 available Wed.-Sat. 9am-5pm; Call 410-639-2646; www.boatus.org.

Need a ride to & from your eye doctor ap-pointment? Free service to all Kent County residents in 21620 zip code who call at least 72 hours before appt.; Service drives as far north as Middletown, DE, west as Kent Island, south as Easton & East as Dover, DE; Provided by Chestertown Lions Club; All drivers are volunteers for Drive for Sight program; Call 410-864-6880.

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Crossroads Community - Seeking volun-teers to empower people with behavioral health needs; Call 410-758-3050 ext. 1794; ummut@ccinconline.com.

A Time To Learn Academy - Serving North-ern Queen Anne’s and Kent Counties; Nonprofit career counseling, donation dis-tribution hub, & housing resources; Call 1-888-600-0805 ext. 2 or 410-671-5372.

Maryland Community for Life Talbot - Of-fers home repair services for seniors; Vol-unteers needed; 10 S. Hanson St., Suite 18, Easton; To become a member or vol-unteer call 410-443-0760; Details online at www.mdcommunityforlifetalbot.org.

Queen Anne’s County Health Department - Colorectal cancer screening; Sponsored by the Maryland Dept. of Health’s can-cer prevention, education, screening and treatment program; Call 410-758-0720 ext. 4509.

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge - Visi-tor Center temporarily closed, trails remain open; 2145 Key Wallace Dr., Cambridge; Call 410-228-2677; For more information visit www.fws.gov/refuge/blackwater.

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OPEN WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING - Ev-ery Thurs 3:30pm-6:30pm - Kent Island Farmer’s Market temporary new location at Cult Classic Brewery, 1169 Shopping Cen-ter Rd (old Acme parking lot) Stevensville; Variety of foods, herbs & much more; Call 410-643-3283.

Every Sat 8am-12pm - Chestertown Farm-er’s Market has a new location at East Coast Storage, 848 High St., Chestertown; Fresh produce and food products may be purchased directly from the farm vendors; Visit www.chestertownfarmersmarket.org.

Every Sat 8am-1pm - Easton Farmer’s Market relocated to Glebe Rd. and oper-ating as a drive-through only; Details and ongoing updates are available online at www.avalonfoundation.org.

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UM Shore Regional Health - Accepting do-nations of essential supplies for front line care providers, including personal protec-tive equipment, sanitizing items, masks, money, food, etc.; Find more information at www.umms.org/covidhelp.

Farmers Wagon - An online farm-to-door market that offers a fast and easy way to have products from local food producers delivered directly to your door during the Covid-19 stay-at-home order; Place orders at www.farmerswagon.org.

Frontline Responder Fund - Main Street Chestertown and local businesses are delivering food to local hospital staff and postal workers; To contribute and for more information visit https://my-site-109953-108703.square.site/s/order.

Free Wifi Hotspots - Available in Kent County; Free public wifi; Find locations at www.kenthotspots.com.

HotDesks - Chestertown business incu-bator and coworking space; Partnering to support entrepreneurship and small business development; 24/7 access with membership; Call 410-770-9330; Visit www.hotdesks.org.

Through June 20th - Looking for driftwood for artist to incorporate into design for a textured art piece for a local restaurant; To contribute dry, driftwood, 8-12 in. long, 2-4 in. thick, well preserved, drop off in large box in front of 337 High St., Chestertown; laura@kitcare.org.

Through July 1st - Virtual online classes “Life Drawing” with Paul Santori and “Etsy Success” with Jodi Bortz with Chestertown RiverArts, 315 High St., Suite 106, Ches-tertown; To register call 410-778-6300 or www.chestertownriverarts.org.

Through Aug. 15th - Rockfish Season; Fish must be minimum 19 in.; One fish per person per day; Additional season Sept. 1st-Dec. 10th; www.eregulations.com/ maryland/fishing/striped-bass.

Through Summer 2020 - Sale of Bricks for Compass Regional Hospice renovations; $200 donation reserves a customized 4 in. x 8 in.; Call 443-262-4106; Send emails to kleager@compassregionalhospice.org.

Wed, June 10th - Open Mic at Academy Art Museum, 114 N. Washington St., Easton; June 11th Appropriation and College Work-shop; June 20th Museum’s Capital Cam-paign “Open New Doors”; June 22nd Art and Movement, Weather Hot, Horrible, Wet, and Wild; June 27th Printmaking Work-shop, Plein Air; Art Tours Every Wed; Every Fri 6pm Virtual Studio Visit; 410-822-2787; www.academyartmuseum.org.

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Who's Cookin’ With Carla?TATER SKINS

8 Slices Bacon, cooked until crispy3 Baking Potatoes

1/2 Cup Green Onions, sliced thin, include the greens too8 Oz. Pepperjack Cheese or Plain Monterey Jack Cheese

1/2 Cup Sour Cream1/2 Cup Salsa

Chopped Cilantro or Chives for Garnish Wash taters and bake at 400˚F for one hour or until done. Let potatoes cool to the touch. Cut in half lengthwise. Scoop out potatoes, leaving 1/4-inch in shell. Use scooped out potato for another recipe. Now start building skins. Add crumbled bacon, green onions and top with cheese. Place on a baking sheet and broil skins until cheese is bubbly and melted. Garnish with green onion. Serve with salsa, sour cream and garnish with cilantro. Or, mix sour cream and salsa and then garnish with cilantro. Chives also work well for a garnish.

It’s what’s on the inside that counts

Wed, June 10th - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Kent County; Call to schedule your free phone consultation with a volunteer attorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

Thurs, June 11th - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Caroline County; Call to schedule your free phone consultation with a volunteer attorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

POSTPONED - Sat, June 13th 8pm-11pm - Live Band at Millington VFW Post #652, 30922 River Rd.; Public welcome; Call 410-928-3234.

CANCELLED - Mon & Tues, June 15th & 16th 10am-2pm - MVA On Wheels at 848 High St., Chestertown; For list of Motor Vehicle Administration services offered see ad in this week’s issue; 1-800-950-1MVA.

Wed, June 17th - Deadline to drop off finished creations for the Rock Hall Com-munity Yarn Bomb tribute the Chesapeake Bay; Details available at www.mainstreet rockhall.org/rock-hall-yarn-bomb.

Wed, June 17th - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Dorchester County; Call to schedule your free phone consultation with a volunteer attorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

Thurs, June 18th - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Queen Anne’s County; Call to schedule your free phone consul-tation with anattorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

Sat, June 20th 8am-12pm - Indoor Flea Market & Yard Sale at Galena Vol. Fire Co., 90 E. Cross St., Galena; $20 for 10 ft. x10 ft. space; Limited spaces available; Rent 1 table & 2 chairs for $10; 410-708-0664.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, June 22nd-26th 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Aquatic theme; Register at www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

CANCELLED - Mon-Thurs, June 22nd-25th 9am-4pm - Canoe Camp for ages 5-12 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Register at www.sultanaeducation.org; 410-778-5954.

CANCELLED - Tues-Thurs, June 23rd-25th - Sultana Trip for ages 5-12 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $375 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Tues, June 23rd - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Wicomico County; Call to schedule your free phone consultation with a volunteer attorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

Thurs, June 25th - Mid Shore Pro Bono Free Elder Law Clinic in Talbot County; Call to schedule your free phone consultation with a volunteer attorney at 410-690-8128; www.midshoreprobono.org.

CANCELLED - Sat, June 27th 7am-10am - All You Can Eat Breakfast at Chester Lodge #115 A.F. & A.M., 124 Speer Rd., Chester-town; $9/adult, $4/child; For more informa-tion call 410-708-6281.

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June 15th-21stYour Weekly Horoscope By Sally Brompton

SALLY BROMPTON WEEKLY HOROSCOPE

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IF YOUR BIRTHDAY IS THIS WEEK:The message of your birthday chart is that you must use recent events as guides to what

comes next. You may not realize it yet but the challenges you have been through have prepared you for the opportunities now coming your way. It’s your turn to shine.

ARIES (March 21 - April 20):You are not the sort to take heed of advice you have not asked for, but it will pay you to listen to what a friend tells you this week. It could be they can see something that you have missed, something you are too close to personally to recognize.

TAURUS (April 21 - May 21):Don’t try to take all the credit for something that was a joint effort. Yes, your input was of major importance but you could not have done it without assistance from other people, so give credit where credit is due. There’s enough praise for everyone.

GEMINI (May 22 - June 21):The more you try to figure something out the further away from an answer you seem to find yourself. Take the hint and back off a bit. Sometimes the best way to get at the truth is to let it come to you in its own good time.

CANCER (June 22 - July 23):A situation you have been doing your best to pretend does not exist can no longer be avoided. Your task this week is to face up to what it means to you personally without taking it personally. If you can do that then a solution can easily be found.

LEO (July 24 - Aug. 23):There is no point trying to hide your feelings from other people because your emotions can be read on your face as if it were a book. The fact that you have strong likes and dislikes must not be denied. Let others know what you feel, and why.

VIRGO (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23):You may not see eye-to-eye with people in positions of authority this week, but don’t let it worry you and certainly don’t try to change your way of thinking just to please them. Chances are they will respect you more if you stick with your beliefs.

LIBRA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23):You can sense there is something going on that you should know about, but the more you probe the less you seem to find. Stop trying so hard and let your mind focus instead on things you enjoy. The answer will make itself known when you least expect it.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22):The planets warn you could miss out on something good because you are determined to believe that so many things are bad. Remember, the thoughts you send out to the universe are the thoughts that come back to you in the form of events – so be positive!

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21):Try to be excited about what you have to do this week, even though on the surface it would appear to be the most tedious task you could be involved with. It is often the little things that have the biggest impact, so find some joy among the details.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20):Don’t be afraid to ask those around you for guidance and advice. You may feel it’s a sign of weakness to admit that you cannot handle what you are experiencing on your own but it’s actually a sign of maturity. Why suffer in silence when help is available?

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19):Don’t worry too much if someone whose power exceeds your own makes life difficult for you this week. The only way they can beat you is if you allow yourself to get upset and react in ways they can use to make you look bad. Laugh at them instead.

PISCES (Feb. 20 - Mar. 20):You will hear something to your advantage this week, but you may be reluctant to use the information because you feel it isn’t fair that others have been left out of the loop. There’s a reason for that – it’s because you’ll make better use of it than they will.

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Sun, June 28th 7am-9am - 35th Annual Bay-to-Bay Ride at Betterton Vol. Fire Co., 2 Howell Point Rd., Betterton; Registra-tion 6:30am-9:30am; Routes: 50, 86, or 104 miles flat, or 27 mile loop to Historic Chestertown; $30/until June 27th, $40/June 28th; Benefits Lions Club Leader Dog Program for the Blind; All blind riders free; Go to www.chestertownlionsclub.org for registration form, ride rules & info; Register online at www.active.com.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, June 29th-July 3rd 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Aquatic theme; Register at www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, June 29th-July 3rd - Kayak Trip for ages 11-14 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $525 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Fri, July 3rd 5pm-8pm - First Friday in Downtown Chestertown; Exhibits, enter-tainment, extended shop hours, gallery openings, restaurant specials and more; www.downtownchestertown.org.

Fri, July 3rd 6pm-8pm - All You Can Eat Shrimp Night at Goldsboro Vol. Fire Co., 700 Old Line Rd.; $25/person, $40/couple, $10/ages 6-12, under age 5 free; Food & cash bar; Call 410-253-6114; Vsit www.goldsboro700.com.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 6th-10th 9am-4pm - Kayak Camp for ages 5-12 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $325 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 6th-10th - Sultana Trip for ages 11-14 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $750 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Sat-Mon, July 9th-11th - Talbot County Fair, Hiners Lane, Easton; Call 410-822-8007; www.talbotcountyfair.org for updates.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 13th-17th 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Terrestrial theme; Register at www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Thurs-Sat, July 16th-18th - Virtual Kent County Fair at Kent Ag Center, 21349 Tol-chester Beach Rd., Chestertown; 4-H ex-hibits, animals & much more; 410-778-1661; www.kentcountyfair.org.

CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 20th-24th 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Terrestrial theme; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

CANCELLED - Tues-Thurs, July 23rd-25th - Kayak Trip for ages 5-12 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $375 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; For other events Call 410-778-5954.

Thurs, July 23rd-Sat, Aug. 1st - Delaware State Fair at 18500 S. DuPont Hwy., Har-rington; Call 302-398-3269; Check for up-dates at www.delawarestatefair.com.

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Sat, July 25th 11am - 4th Annual Gun/Cash Bash/Gun Show at Rock Hall Vol. Fire Co., 21500 Rock Hall Ave., Rock Hall; Special drawings begin 12:30pm; Drawings every 10 minutes 12:30pm-5pm; Raffles, 50/50, other chances to win; $30 donation; Ages 18 and older; Tickets at Shore Taxidermy, Chester River Seafood, Rock Hall Lumber, Molly’s, and RHVC members; 410-708-7990 or 443-480-0675; www.rockhallvfc.org.

Sat, Aug. 1st - Little Bobbers Fishing Derby at Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center, 600 Discovery Lane, Grasonville; Hikes, ayak trips, summer camps; Call 410-827-6694; www.bayrestoration.org.

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Ticks and Tick DiseaseFrom late spring through early fall is the time of year during which ticks are most

active. It is important to take precautions to avoid a tick bite and the possibility of resultant tick disease.

Ticks commonly found in the northeastern area of the United States include the deer tick, lone star tick, American dog tick, and the wood tick. Ticks are most commonly found in the woods and marshy places in bushes, shrubs, leaf litter and tall grass. Many tick-borne diseases can be contracted simultaneously from one tick bite, but not every tick bite transmits disease. Some ticks are extremely small – the tick that transmits Lyme disease may be smaller than a sesame seed.

In order to enjoy the outdoors and at the same time avoid tick bites, wear long pants and long sleeves to help keep ticks off your skin. Tuck your shirt into pants, and pants into socks to keep ticks on the outside of clothing. Wear light colored clothing to help you spot ticks more easily. Spray insect repellent on clothes and exposed skin; consult your pharmacist for the type of repellent suitable for you and your family members of different ages. Also talk to your veterinarian about tick control products for your pets, to help avoid your pet bringing a tick into your home. When hiking, walk in the center of the trail when in woods or high grass. Stay away from brushy areas, high grass and leaf litter. Check for ticks daily after being in tick habitat. And remember, ticks can be found in your own back yard!

To remove a tick use fine tipped tweezers and protect your hands with tissues or gloves. Grab the tick close to the skin – do not twist or jerk the tick. Gently pull straight up until all parts of the tick are removed. Clean the tick bite with soap and water or an antiseptic. Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based rub. Do not use petroleum jelly, a hot match, nail polish or other products to remove ticks.

Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease in Maryland and is transmitted by the bite of an infected black-legged tick, which must be attached for at least 24 hours for transmission to occur. From three to thirty days after a tick bite, a gradually expanding rash (called erythema migrans) can occur at the site of the bite in 70-80% of infected people. The rash can expand over several days up to 12 inches and may resemble a bull’s eye. If untreated, Lyme disease may cause a loss of muscle tone on one or both sides of the face, severe headaches and neck stiffness, shooting pains that can interrupt sleep, heart palpitations, dizziness, and pain that shifts from joint to joint. After several months, 60% of untreated patients my develop severe joint pain and swelling, particularly in the knees. Five percent of untreated patients may experience shooting pains, numbness or tingling in the hands or feet, and problems with concentration and short term memory.

Contact your health care provider if you develop any of these symptoms after a tick bite or after being in a tick habitat. Most cases of tick-borne disease can be cured with antibiotics, especially when treatment is started early.

For more information visit www.MaryalndTickOff.org.

Community “Yarn Bomb”Planned in Rock Hall

Calling all artists, knitters and community members eager to engage in a fun project! Rock Hall Elementary School and Main Street Rock Hall invite your participation in creating a one-of-a-kind piece of public art that will be a fun and fanciful tribute to the Chesapeake Bay and its bounty and will be displayed in Rock Hall.

Participants are asked to use acrylic yarn to create a one-dimensional (flat) creature or native plant representative of the Bay and its bio-diversity (i.e., fish, crabs, oysters, grasses, Osprey, Eagle.) Creations should be at least one foot in length, but the bigger the better! The area of the completed project will be six feet high by 60 feet long. Knit, crochet, and counted cross stitch are just a few ways you can use the yarn to make your creation.

Please drop off finished creations at Bayside Foods or Fresh Start in Rock Hall. The deadline for submissions is June 17th, with plans to hang the mural during the last week of June.

Complete guidelines are available at https://www.mainstreetrockhall.org/rock-hall-yarn-bomb/.

For more information or the donation of acrylic yarn, needles or crochet hooks, please contact Laurie Walters at mainstreetrockhall@gmail.com. You may also visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RJfSzS9XhA to view a short video about “yarn bombing”.

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CANCELLED - Mon-Thurs, Aug. 3rd-6th 9am-4pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 6-8 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Register at www.sultanaeducation.org; For more infor-mation call 410-778-5954.

CANCELLED - Mon-Sun, Aug. 3rd-9th - Kayak Trip for ages 14-18 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $800 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Mon-Fri, Aug. 3rd-7th - White Marlin Open in Ocean City; Worlds largest billfish tour-nament; More than 400 boats compete; $6 million prize money; Call 410-289-2800; www.whitemarlinopen.com.

Mon, Aug. 3rd - Deadline for general elec-tion petition candidate to file with SBE or the appropriate local board the Cer-tificate of Candidacy and Candidacy Peti-tion; Call 410-778-0038 or 410-758-0832; www.kentcountyelections.org.

CANCELLED - Tues-Tues, Aug. 4th-11th - Sultana Trip for ages 14-18 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $900 tuition; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Wed-Sat, Aug. 5th-8th - Caroline-Dorches-ter County Fair at 4-H Park, Denton; Call 410-479-4030; Check online for updates at www.caroline-dorchestercountyfair.org.

Sat, Aug. 8th 10am-4pm - Lotus Blossom Artisans & Bluegrass Festival at Mount Harmon Plantation, 600 Mount Harmon Rd., Earleville; Fine artisan & craft vendors, live bluegrass bands, Manor House tours, Plantation wagon rides, food & bever-age court & more; $5/non members, Free/members & children age 12 & under; Call 410-275-8819; www.mountharmon.org.

CANCELLED - Sat, Aug. 8th-15th - Nation-al Music Festival with over 35 outstanding concerts & 200 free open free rehearsals; Rescheduled for May 30-June 12, 2021, etc. visit www.nationalmusic.us; Call 443-480-0221.

CANCELLED - Mon-Thurs, Aug. 10th-13th 9am-4pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 6-8 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; $275 tuition; Reg-ister at www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.

Mon-Sat, Aug. 10th-15th - Queen Anne’s County Fair at QAC 4-H Park,Centreville; Call 410-758-0267; Check for updates at www.queenannescofair.com for updates.

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CANCELLED - Fri-Sun, Aug. 14th-16th - 13th Annual Pirates & Wenches Fantasy Weekend throughout Rock Hall; Deco-rated dinghy contest, rum tasting, sea shanty sing along, parade, poker run, beach party, buccaneer’s ball, raffle, kids events, costume contests, puppet show, performers, treasure hunt, artisans, craft-ers, music, dancing, food & much more; www.rockhallpirates.com.

Fri, Aug. 14th - Census Maryland deadline to reply online, by phone or by mail; Visit www.my2020census.gov.

Mon-Thurs, Aug. 17th-20th - Demo-cratic National Convention in Milwau-kee, WI; For more information call 410-778-0038 or 410-758-0832; Visit www.kentcountyelections.org.

Mon-Thurs, Aug. 24th-27th - Republi-can National Convention in Charlotte, NC; Call 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, or 410-770-8099; Details available at www.kentcountyelections.org.

Thurs, Aug. 27th-Mon, Sept. 7th - Mary-land State Fair at 2200 York Rd., Timonium; Call 410-252-0200; Check for updates at www.marylandstatefair.com.

Sat, Sept. 5th 4pm - Talisman Therapeu-tic Riding’s 9th Annual Derby Day Event at 172 Blue Ribbon Lane, Grasonville; Rider demos, mint juleps and bourbon tasting, live transmission of Kentucky Derby race, dinner, live and silent auctions; For tick-ets call 443-239-9400; Specifics online at www.talismantherapeuticriding.org.

Fri-Sun, Sept. 11th-Sept. 27th - “Red Hot Lovers” at Church Hill Theatre, 103 Walnut St., Church Hill; Fri’s & Sat’s 8pm, Sun’s 2pm; Tickets $20/adult, $15/mem-ber, $10/student; Call 410-556-6003; Visit www.churchhilltheatre.org.

Thurs, Sept. 17th - Constitution Day & Citi-zenship Day; Anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution; Call 410-778-0038; Visit www.kentcountyelections.org.

Sat, Oct. 10th 5pm-9pm - Bull & Oyster Roast at Mount Harmon Plantation, 600 Mount Harmon Rd., Earleville; Oysters on half shell, roasted & fried; Silent & live auctions, 50/50 raffle; Tours & live mu-sic; Advanced $70/pp, $500/table of 8; 410-275-8819; www.mountharmon.org.

Tues, Oct. 13th - Deadline to register to vote in Nov. 3rd General Election; 410-778-0038; www.kentcountyelections.org.Check with Organizations for future scheduling of these events

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GOOD NEWS PAGENewsworthy Notes From You The Readers

Celebration of Charities Awards Luncheon to Honor COVID-19 Heroes

Chesapeake Charities’ 5th an-nual Celebration of Charity is set for Thursday, November 5th at Chesapeake Bay Beach Club in Stevensville and will recognize heroic actions taken by local citi-zens who were on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The an-nual luncheon recognizes people and organizations that exemplify the qualities of leadership, com-munity service and altruism. The celebration includes three catego-ries of award recipients: Volunteer of the Year; Nonprofit of the Year; and Philanthropist of the Year. Due to the many stories of heroism, there may be several honorees se-lected in each category. Nomina-tion forms are available online at www.ChesapeakeCharities.org or by calling 410-643-4020. Nomina-tions are due by Monday, June 15th.

“This year we will honor those who made personal sacrifices to benefit others during the COVID-19 pan-demic,” said Linda Kohler, Chesa-peake Charities executive director. “We want to recognize people like nurses, who left their children and families behind to care for others; firefighters and EMTs, who en-tered the homes of those stricken and risked personal exposure; the food processors, truck drivers, and grocery store clerks who worked tirelessly to ensure we all had food during the pandemic.”

The inspiration for this year’s theme came from Brittany Forker, who lives in Wye Mills and works as a firefighter in Prince George’s County. During the spike in cas-es that ravaged communities in Prince George’s County, Forker and her fellow firefighters saw as many as nine COVID-19 patients per day. Before each call, she and the other responders had to suit up in full gear, with masks and face shields. On the calls, the respond-ers encountered terribly sick peo-ple who needed immediate trans-portation to a hospital. After each call, the firefighters had to dispose of personal protective equipment (PPE), disrobe, take a shower and wash their hair. This routine hap-pened again and again with each new call. Some days, Forker suited up, transported, disrobed, show-ered and washed her hair dozens of times. When Forker, the mother of a 3-month-old boy, returned home each night, she stripped down in the mud room, show-ered and washed her hair before

going inside to see her husband and baby. The hand washing and repeated use of disinfectant spray left her hands cracked and bleed-ing. And, a workplace that had been fun and full of laughter and camaraderie, became a somber, stressful environment.

“This is the level of sacrifice those on the front lines are making,” Kohler said. “It’s a really difficult situation, and we are proud to rec-ognize and honor our local com-munity heroes during this year’s celebration in November.”

Chesapeake Charities is asking the community-at-large to submit nominations of people like Fork-er. Philanthropist of the Year will recognize an individual who has demonstrated outstanding gener-osity and community leadership. Volunteer of the Year will honor someone who has gone above and beyond in fulfilling their ser-vice role. Nonprofit of the Year will be presented to an organiza-tion that has consistently provid-ed vital support to communities and families. The Governor Larry Hogan Scholarship for cancer re-search also will be presented at the event. Nominees must be from one of the nine counties served by Chesapeake Charities: Anne Arun-del, Calvert, Caroline, Charles, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, St. Mary’s and Talbot.

Located in Stevensville, Chesa-peake Charities is a community foundation that supports more than 95 nonprofit funds that im-pact a range of charitable causes including animal welfare, arts, education, health and human ser-vices, and the environment. To date they have generated more than $25 million in investment and grant funding for charitable projects. For more information call 410-643-4020, email info@chesapeakecharities.org, or visit www.chesapeakecharities.org.

The Peoples Bank Board Bids Farewellto Strong, Welcomes Duncan and Hill

It is with both gratitude and sad-ness that The Peoples Bank an-nounces the resignation of long-serving member of the Board of Directors, Elizabeth A. (Betty Ann) Strong. A member of the Board of Directors for 25 years, Strong was the first woman elected to the Board, a significant milestone for the Bank. During her long tenure, Strong served as a member of the Personnel Committee, as a trustee of the Retirement Plan, and as the Secretary of the Board.

Strong is the former owner and manager of the Rock Hall Insur-ance Agency in Rock Hall, Mary-land. The Peoples Bank is grateful for her many years of dedicated service and commitment to the Bank and the community it serves.

“Betty Ann promoted and rep-resented The Peoples Bank for a quarter-century,” commented Tad

Wheatley, Chairman of the Board of Peoples Bancorp, Inc. “She worked steadfastly through good times and bad for the Bank and the community. In the Rock Hall market, Betty Ann was a source of faithful counsel for the officers of the Bank. Her happy personality and gracious smile will be missed by the directors and employees.”

As Strong vacates her position, the Bank is elated to also announce the Board of Directors will be gaining two new members, Corey Duncan and Herman (Trey) Hill.

Duncan, a Certified Public Ac-countant and Certified Business Manager, holds a B.A. in Econom-ics & Business Administration from McDaniel College as well as an M.B.A. from Mount St. Mary’s College. Duncan is currently a Partner and Executive Commit-tee Member for TGM Group,

LLC, a Tax and Accounting Firm in Easton, Maryland. Previously, Duncan owned a successful tax and accounting firm for 15 years before merging with his current organization.

Duncan brings a multitude of Board experience to The Peoples Bank, with previous board mem-berships supporting the United Fund of Talbot County, Bryan Brothers Foundation, Talbot Hos-pice, Easton Rotary Youth and Community Fund, and the Chesa-peake College Foundation Board.

Hill, a nationally-recognized en-vironmentalist, is Manager and Partner at Harborview Farms, a successful large-scale farming op-eration where he has been a part-ner since 1998. Hill graduated from Perdue University with a B.A. in Farm Management, and speaks na-tionally and internationally about

sustainable f a r m i n g practices.

Hill current-ly serves on the Board of the Hughes Center for Agro Ecol-ogy, Shore-Rivers, and the FMC

Sustainability Council (the 4th larg-est Agricultural Chemical Com-pany in the world). He formerly served on the Kent County Plan-ning and Zoning Board of Appeals, United Way, and the Sassafras Riverkeepers. Hill has received recognition from the White House as a Champion of Change recipi-ent for his innovation in climate-smart farming and was a recipient of the 2020 Purdue University Dis-tinguished Agricultural Alumni Award.

“All of us at The Peoples Bank are excited to welcome our new-est members to the Board of Di-rectors,” said Ralph Dowling, President and CEO of The Peoples Bank. “Trey and Corey are both standouts in their respective fields and will add great depth and ex-pertise to the Board. We couldn’t be more honored to have them join the team.”

Pictured (left to right): Firefighters Kevin Kady, Brittany Forker, and Vinny Mascaro in full COVID-19 response gear.

From left: The Peoples Bank retiring board member Elizabeth A. (Betty Ann) Strong, and new board members Corey Duncan and Herman (Trey) Hill.

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