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Maryland Transportation Authority to host Chesapeake Bay Crossing Study: Tier 2 NEPA open houses

The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) will host Open Houses in December for the Chesapeake Bay Crossing Study: Tier 2 NEPA (Tier 2 Study), as part of the federally-required National …

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‘One Summer Day’

Sandy Hayman on the front porch of her home in Greensboro, Md., where she likes to do a lot of her writing.
Local author Saundra Jo Hayman has a new book coming in December called "One Summer Day.” Saundra Jo Hayman, known as Sandy in Caroline County, penned her first book, "One Summer Night" to …
Rick Barton briefly presides over the Dec. 3 Caroline County Board of Education meeting. Michele Wayman, second from right, is elected board president for 2025.
Barton wraps up term as school board president
DENTON – For Rick Barton, it’s all about gratitude – and paying it forward. The president of the Caroline County Board of Education stepped down Dec. 3 following a 4-year term that …
The 2025 Caroline County Board of Education includes, from left, Caroline County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Derek Simmons, Troy Plutschak, Chrissy Bartz, Stefanie Johnson, President Michele Wayman, and Vice President Mark Jones.
Wayman elected school board president
DENTON – Two new members of the Caroline County Board of Education were sworn in Dec. 3, and Board Member Michele Wayman was elected president. Mark Jones will again serve as vice president. …
Ridgely Train Station – The historic Ridgely Train Station is a town landmark.
‘That's why I love the Shore’
RIDGELY – Although he’s crafted many a model boat, he had never erected a model building. And this one was a challenge. “I’m just glad it’s over. It’s done. …
Betsy and Ken Wood, seated, are surrounded by family members, Lifetime Wells Vision volunteers.
Ken Wood’s Lifetime Wells Vision restores sight to thousands in Ghana
DENTON – Years ago, Ken Wood’s goal was to own a collection of classic cars – one for every day of the week. He was even eyeing a 1935 Mercedes six months ago. “I turned …
Each year a special ornament is created to memorialize the remembrance service.
Child Loss Remembrance Service in its 5th year
The 5th annual Child Loss Remembrance service is set for 7:00 pm Tuesday, Dec. 10, at Calvary Baptist Church, 1120 Market St., Denton. The service is for grieving parents who have lost a child …
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Consider these year-end financial moves

Ann Jacobs of Edward Jones

Investing involves risk — and so does not investing. You should know how both these types of risk can affect your ability to reach your financial goals. Let’s start with the risks …

Local veterans honored with Quilts of Valor

The Heartland Quilt Guild presented Quilts of Valor to: front row, A1C Linda Hargett, U.S. Air Force, left, and Sgt. Gregory Manning, U.S. Marine Corps; and back row, Lt. Col. Donald Reynolds, U.S. Army and Army National Guard, left, and Lt. Col. Anne Theriault, U.S. Army.

Members of the Heartland Quilt Guild and Fiber Arts Center of the Eastern Shore gathered with veterans and their families for a special Quilts of Valor presentation Nov. 7 at Choptank Electric …

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The holiday season is such a magical time of year! All the lights, decorations, singing, cookies, going to parties, opening Christmas cards and the Advent calendar doors – the list goes on! But …
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Choptank Community Health System President and CEO Sara Rich, MPA, has been named Maryland’s 2024 Community Star by the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health. The recognition honors remarkable individuals and organizations going above and beyond for rural health.
Choptank Community Health System President and CEO Sara Rich, MPA, has been named Maryland’s 2024 Community Star by the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health. The national …
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Bryan Gadow brings present day relevance to past experiences.
Among the more enjoyable series of books I read were the “Book of Lists,” chocked full of trivia such as “Worst places to hitchhike,” “People suspected of being Jack the Ripper,” and …
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Tolbert Rowe brings his thoughts on financing and his common sense every month.
The first week of November 2024 was one of the most eventful periods in modern history. On November 7, the much-anticipated drop in the Federal Funds rate to 4.5% from 4.75% happened. Continuing …
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Overwhelming debt is stressful and can have a negative impact on families already struggling to make ends meet. Household incomes sometimes change dramatically– a job is lost, a health issue …
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The Christmas tree is a tradition older than Christmas

Public Christmas trees, like Rockefeller Center

Evergreens have long served as symbols of life during the bleakness of winter. But Queen Victoria spurred the tradition that has become a global phenomenon.

Is Your Identity Safe? What To Do If It’s Not

Identity theft can happen to anyone, but you can take steps to protect yourself.

by Mariana Raymond of Truecaller (NAPSI)—Identity theft is becoming more common, affecting people from all walks of life—but you can protect yourself.   The Problem Scammers are always …

How Techy are American Drivers?

(BPT) - Technology is impacting every aspect of our lives — including our cars. And as technology reshapes the automotive industry, from the advancements in electric vehicles (EVs) to …

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