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18 Chevy Cruze ....................................................$15,95018 Hyundai Accent ...............................................$12,95016 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT ............................$13,950
16 Chevy Cruze ....................................................$12,95016 Nissan Sentra ..................................................$10,95010 Dodge Pickup Truck ..........................................$8,95007 Dodge Grand Caravan ......................................$3,950
Chevy Express 3500 15-Passenger Vans 5 to Choose From ..........................Starting at $15,950
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17 Hyundai Elantra
$5,950 03 Toyota Camry 16 Nissan Sentra
$12,950
15 Honda CR-V
$18,950 14 Buick LaCrosse
$11,950
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
$12,950
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
04 Toyota Avalon XL
$5,950
06 Toyota Solara Convertible
$8,950
17 Chevy Cruze LT
$14,95094 Oldsmobile 98
$6,950
36,000 Miles Just Arrived!
Garage KeptLike New!
23,000 MilesLike New!
65,000 Miles
Like NewOne Owner
30,000 MilesMust See!
TouringEdition
TouringLocally Owned
Celebrating 50 Years of Service with Good Old Fashioned Honesty & Integrity
Our Goal“Customer Satisfaction”
Established 1970807 Washington Avenue,
Chestertown, MDwww.genosauto.com
410-778-4341
$15,950$24,950
55,000 MilesLike New!4x4
V-8, 36,000 Miles
2015 Chevy SilveradoCrew Cab
2012 Chevy Silverado8 Foot Bed
SOLD
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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
52 pt. Air ConditioningTune-Up/Inspection
ONLY $59
azz
Offering Full Time Positions with Benefits including: • Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance • 401(k) • Employee Recognition Program • Employee Stock Plan • Tuition Reimbursement • Site Bonus Plan
ENCLOSURE SYSTEMS
Declare Your Independencewith a New Career!
AZZ is a manufacturing company looking for motivated individuals to join our growing team. Whether you specialize in a trade or want to develop your skills we have the right job for you. Please visit our Career Page at www.azz.com for the most up to date openings.
Current Opportunities:Door InstallerDriver (Part-time)Electrical InstallerElectriciansMetal FabricatorSheet Metal Fabrication-Machine OperatorWelderWire/Control Panel Entry Level (Training Provided)
Visit our Career Page at www.azz.com to view our current job openings;Apply in person at 3011 Millington Road, Millington, MD 21651
or Call Sheila at 410-928-7726.
AZZ Conducts background checks and promotes a drug free workplace.
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TRENCHLESSDIGGING
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
We appreciate your business!
It’s Summertime!
Pinder Service Co.Kennedyville, MD
410-348-5263 • 410-778-0799
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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.
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CLASSIFIED DEADLINE - THURSDAY 12PM(Deadline will be earlier for holidays and special issues)
CLASSIFIEDS1 Week for $10.00 or 4 Weeks for $32.00
Serving Kent, Queen Anne’s, Talbot & Cecil Counties
MHIC# 2717201
3621 Church Hill Rd, just south of Church Hill on Rt. 213
410-556-6010 | [email protected]
Designing and constructing ecologically sensitive and functional outdoor living spaces…
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S I T E M A S T E R P L A N D E S I G N & I M P L E M E N TAT I O N S H O R E L I N E E R O S I O N CO N T R O L & M A R S H C R E AT I O N
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• 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments• Heat Pumps• Central Air Conditioning• All Major Appliances• Parking• Wall-to-Wall Carpet• Quiet• Located in Chestertown• Convenient to Shopping, Hospital, Washington College, Chester River & Chesapeake Bay
www.chestertownapartments.comManaged by Robert L. Davis Real Estate Inc. 410-778-2610
Call 410-778-3049
Enjoy a Maintenance Free Lifestyle at
No Snow Removal to doNo Grass to cutNo Flower Beds to maintainNo Painting or Maintenance to worry about
Kent CrossingApartments
Openings Available Immediately
Security Deposits/ References
No Pets
Smoke-Free
Looking to relax at home?
Colonial Manor Apartments
Available ImmediatelyRecently Renovated - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Floor
Walking Distance to Washington College and Both Shopping Plazas.NEW RATES
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central Air, All Major Appliances,Wall-to-Wall Carpet or Laminate
Separate Laundry Facility with Washers and DryersCredit and Background Check/Security Deposit/References - NO PETS - Smoke Free
Managed by Robert L. Davis Real Estate, Inc. 410-778-2610
Call 410-778-3049www.chestertownapartments.com
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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; Call 410-639-7535; www.esrrec.org.
2020 Datesto Remember
The observance of all Jewish holidaysbegins at sundown the previous day.
14 Flag Day (Sun.)21 Father’s Day (Sun.)
June
July 4 Independence Day (Sat.)30 Friendship Day (Thurs.)August 2 Sisters’ Day (Sun.)21 Senior Citizens’ Day (Fri.)
Did You Know?Magnolia blossoms are
covered with lightning bugs. Your Life, Your Loves,Your Dreamsand Desires byWorld-RenownedAstrologerSally Brompton• Love• Survival• Relationships• Health• Money• Career• Pets• Your Future• Lifelines• Lunar GardeningDiscover moreabout yourself atwww.sallybrompton.com
Be champions of the world!
RECYCLEWith Infinity Recycling - www.infinityrecycling.org - 410-928-3333
AnimalsAntiquesAutomobilesBusinessesBusiness EquipmentCampersComputersEmploymentExercise EquipmentFarm & GardenFurnitureHire Me
Tidewater Trader Classifieds –Great Rate, Great Results - $10 for 1 Week!
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HouseholdsHuntingLodging
Lost & FoundMarine
Medical EquipmentMiscellaneousMotorcyclesReal Estate
RentalsTools
Trailers
Call 410-778-1262 to Place Your Ad or Email [email protected]
TrucksTunes
WantedWood
Yard SalesPersonals
BingoChurch
Support GroupsInfo
Community Events
25 words or less. Details and form on page 4.
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Animals
Antiques
CHESTERTOWN 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.
YELLOW LAB PUPPIES - Strong hunting genes; 5 males and 1 female; Two rounds of shots, wormed and vet checked; Ready to go 7/10/2020; Call 443-480-2594.
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.
SERIOUS 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.
THE 36TH ANNUAL TIDEWATER TRADER
HUNT ISSUECALL TO PLACE YOUR AD NOW!
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WILL BE ON NEWSSTANDS NOVEMBER 3, 2020.
DEADLINE FOR ADS ISFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2020.
This issue reaches more than 40,000 readers in Kent, Queen Anne’sand Cecil Counties in Maryland. Don’t wait until it’s too late - call now.
Tidewater Trader gives you great coverage at the best rates!Ask about our discount for ads
submitted by July 3, 2020.
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chester river seafood
4954 Ashley Road (Piney Neck)www.chesterriverseafood.com
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
RIVERCRABSAREHERE!
Crabs Are
Here!
Crabs Are
Here!
Wheel and Deal in Tidewater Trader!
Call 410-778-1262 or email [email protected]
Sell thoseold
bikes!
RAMSEY GMC, INC.
• Authorized Maryland State Inspection Station• All types of Auto Repairs, from light bulbs and wiper blades to engines and transmissions
• Scheduled Maintenance Service• Factory Warranty Work
Ramsey GMC, Inc.Chestertown, MD 21620
410-778-2484 or 410-758-2122www.ramseygmc.com
Happy Birthday:Melissa Price
Molly Herr GartlanThomas Strange
DanielleJon WassermanPatrick WallaceDavis JeffersonMegan OwingsSharon SkinnerHelen Kennard
Josh WillisBruce Jeff
LeeDuncan Welsh
Rebekah Hardy HockJessica Kemp-Sohn
Happy Anniversary:Pam and Tim Olinick
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!
Want a $10 Off Service Work at Auto Plus Marine?Correctly answer Where’s Where in this week’s issue!
Automobiles2003 TOYOTA CAMRY LX - 4 doors; Light brown; 35,102 miles; Garage kept; Great con-dition; $5,000; Call 410-778-0292 after 7pm.
ATTENTION COLLECTORS - Guardian service cookware, Hess trucks, old toys and dolls from the 60's, 100 year old blue canning jars; Call 410-639-7839 and leave message.
SERIOUS BUYER - Of old coins and cur-rency; Accurate appraisals; Cash payments and proper protections maintained; Call 443-480-3519; [email protected].
TIDEWATER TRADERDelivered FREE in 4 Counties and Online
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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
Gettin’ ready for July 4th! © 2020 Photo by GI
BusinessesSHARP LAWN & TREE, INC. - Profes-sional Tree Service, Lawn and Landscape Contractor, Certified Pesticide Applica-tor; Call 410-778-6302 or 410-758-1855; [email protected].
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 Shearing; Over 40 years hands-on experience; Li-cense #409; Insured; Free Estimates; Call 410-810-0234.
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.
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.
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. TFT: Walk two miles!
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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
RIDGE & VALLEY METALSBUY FACTORY DIRECT & SAVE!
Rolling Metal-Forming Trust
40 YEAR WARRANTY
522 Rose Valley School Road, Dover, Delaware
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
Rolling for Your Business!
Call Us for Pricing or Stop By Our ShopMonday-Friday 7:00-4:30, Saturday 8:00-12:00, Sunday Closed
302-678-2272 CONTRACTORSWELCOME!
• Same Day or Next Day Service Available
• 20 Colors In Stock • Full Line of Trim
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 #[email protected]
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.
T-N-T ENTERPRISES - Lawn Mower and Small Motor service and repair; Firewood $200/cord, all hardwood; License #10556; Call Tom 410-348-5093.
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. 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.
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.
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.
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.
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Property Services“For All Your Property Needs”
Gibson Grounds, LLC
www.GibsonGrounds.com
LANDSCAPE MATERIALSPick-up or delivery
available - Call or email
for prices
No minimumpurchase
requirements
We accept drop-offs of cleandirt and
wood chips
NaturalBrownBlack
3/4 Natural3/4 Gray/BlueCrusher Run
1-5" River Rock5-8" River Rock8-12" River Rock
Garden SoilTopsoilFill Dirt
Hardwood Firewood
Rock
Stone/Gravel
Mulch
Dirt/Soil
Firewood
ALWAYS A GREAT RATEWith Tidewater Trader LGP: Which college?
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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: [email protected] Fax: 410-810-0793 No phone calls please.
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azz enclosure systems
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 [email protected]
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
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
Zeb’s LLC
Grass Cutting • Mulching • Clean-Ups • Grading & SeedingLicensed& Insured
MHIC 128220MDA-31639
ProfessionalFertilizer
ApplicatorMDA-F0674
LAWN LAND SERVICES410-708-1836
Excavation Services • Lot Clearing • Demolition • Driveways • FootersCommercial Snow Removal • Roll Off Dumpsters • And More
and410-778-3550
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
Tidewater Trader - locally owned and operated
ELECTRICIAN - “Old Sparky” special-ist in old houses; Licensed and insured; Moorhouse Electrical Services; License #MDRR-0231; For prompt service call 443-480-1408.
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.
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.
CHESTERTOWN OPTICAL SHOPPE - Has closed, but if you need any optical services performed, Terry can be reached at 443-480-6706.
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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
FLAG FACTSThe United States Flag, adopted on June 14, 1777, is the fourth oldest national flag in the world. Denmark’s flag, adopted in 1219, is the oldest.
• A flag expert is called a “vexillologist.”• The blue field on the U.S. Flag is called the “union.”• On Memorial Day (the last Monday in May), to honor all who died in battle, the flag should be displayed at half-staff until noon only, then raised to the top of the staff for the remainder of the day.• Since 1834, the U.S. Flag has flown continuously next to the grave of the Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de Lafayette, near Paris, France.• June 14 was proclaimed Flag Day by President Woodrow Wilson in 1916. While Flag Day was a popular celebration in scores of communities for many years after Wilson’s proclamation, it didn’t receive its official Congressional designation until 1949.
The United States Flag should always be treated with the utmost care and respect. Remember, the flag represents a living country, and as such, is considered a living thing.
• Always display the flag with the blue union field up – never display the flag upside down, except as a distress signal.• Always hold the flag carefully – never let it touch anything beneath it: the ground, the floor, water or merchandise.• Always keep the flag aloft and free – never carry it flat or horizontally.• Always keep the flag clean and safe – never let it become torn, soiled or damaged.• Always dispose of a flag properly, preferably through veterans’ organizations.• Always treat the flag with respect. Never use it for advertising purposes. Never embroider it on household items or pieces of clothing. Never use it as part of a costume or athletic uniform. However, it is proper to attach a flag patch to the uniform of military personnel, fire fighters, police officers and members of other patriotic organizations – provided the patch is properly affixed.
shine pro cleaning
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WE ARE OPEN NOWand ACCEPTING NEWRESIDENTIAL andCOMMERCIAL CLIENTS!
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6408 Church Hill RoadChestertown, MD 21620
Gene Stoltzfus, OwnerCall or Text 410-708-9098
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Custom Cedar Fence with 6-gauge Horse Panels
Wood - Vinyl - Aluminum - Chain LinkResidential, Commercial and Agricultural
Deck and Fence Materials Retailer Competitive Pricing - FREE Estimates
“I am a long-time customer of Stoltzfus Fencing and have never been disappointed. Gene’s craftmanship is second to none and he always delivers the final project on time and on budget. We love our recently installed fencing and looked forward to working with Stoltzfus for our future fencing needs.”
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Locally owned and operated,serving Maryland’s EasternShore…Caroline, Cecil, Kent,Queen Anne’s, and Talbot Counties.
ALWAYS A GREAT RATE With Tidewater Trader
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.
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.
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.
HANDYMAN SERVICES - Providing lawn care, junk removal, light carpentry, paint-ing, driveway seal coating, mulch and stone; Free estimate; Serving Kent, QA & Cecil Counties; Call 410-708-1981.
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.
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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
Visit us on the web at www.dixielandenergy.comCheck out our unbelievable Facebook specials - Dixie Land Oil and Energy USA
• Propane $.899/gallon• On/Off Road Diesel $1.199/gallon
We will meet or beatany verifiable
competitor price quote!
minimum of400 gallons
minimum of300 gallons
All prices subject to market change; call to confirm
• Gasoline• Heating Oil• HVAC Service and Installation
NOBAY BRIDGE
TO KENTYour comments and letters
are STILL NEEDED to oppose aBay Crossing to Kent County.
PLEASE WRITE TODAY!
Online:at “Public Involvement/
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Mail to:Heather Lowe
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Baltimore, MD 21224
www.kentalliance.org
Septic Systems • FootersDriveways • Fill Dirt • Top Soil
Land Clearing • Site Prep • YardsStone Deliveries • Wildlife Ponds
Shoreline Restoration Soil Conservation WorkAll Types of Excavation
Equestrian Arenas
JesterExcavation L
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Harry “Bucky” Jester1706 Dudley Corner RoadMillington, Maryland 21651
Phone: 410-708-4371Fax: 410-928-3723
Licensed & Insured
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EmploymentComputersCHEAP CHARLIE'S FARM SIGNS - Ban-ners, real estate, construction, safety, mag-netics, decals; [email protected]; Free mailing on all sign orders; www.AppleTreeSigns.com; Shop: 410-708-1341; Truck and boat lettering.
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.
COMPUTER 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.
Campers2006 COACHMAN CASCADE CAMPER - 28 ft. bunkhouse slide; Used a few times; New awning; Like new inside; $6,500; Call 443-480-4122.
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.
DAVIS PLUMBING - Looking to hire Journeyman or Plumber Apprentice; Call 410-778-4140 or email DennisDavis [email protected].
FULL TIME / PART TIME - Yard Person needed for hauling, washing, sanding and painting; Wages and benefits; Apply at Sas-safras Harbor Marina; Call 410-275-2666.
DR. TRUTH©
Dear Dr. Truth:My whole life I was told don’t talk to strangers. Do not get in the car with strangers. Then, I was taught not to talk to strangers on the computer. Definitely do not date strangers that I did not talk to on the computer. So I haven’t done any of the above mentioned. Yet it is acceptable for me to Uber?!? Isn’t that contacting a stranger via computer and paying them to get in their car? Uber It
Dear Uber It,No one said it was acceptable. Call a cab from a reputable cab company. They have dispatchers and legit business dealings. The more the merrier…AND THAT’S THE TRUTH!
AMP: Personal trainer?!SSDB: New pool good?!
Tidewater Trader, Inc. will be closed on Friday, July 3rd
in observance ofIndependence Day.
The July 1st and July 8th issues
have early deadlines.
Happy July 4th!
HolidayClosing
DEADLINE CHANGE
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Green Gavel Auction, LLC
It Pays To Go Green With Green Gavel A Full Service Auction Company
Real Estate Terms: Purchaser shall pay $15,000.00 dollars down payment the day of auction with cash or certified check made payable to Green Gavel Auction, LLC. The balance to
be paid within 30 days.
Purchaser and seller shall pay the Delaware State Realty Transfer Tax and other transfer fee. If the above terms are not complied with, the down payment shall be forfeited.
Seller reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids; it is the intent of the seller to sell said property.
This property is being sold “as-is and where is“ with no guarantees or implied warranty
Green Gavel Auction, LLC Ben Twilley, Auctioneer
302-734-2432
www.GreenGavelAuction.com
Call Today For Your Private Showing (302) 734-2432
REAT VEST-
Date: Saturday June 27, 2020 at 9:00am Real Estate Sold at 12:00 noon
Location: 334 Hawkeye Branch Rd. Smyrna, DE 19977
Rain or Shine Auction Rain or Shine Auction
SOLD at 9am
Map Number: 1-00-01100-01-1900-00001 Tax ID 1080, Parcel ID 18654 Location, location, location. This 2.4 acres with house and detached garage sits well off the road
between Rt 9 and RT 6 just outside of Smyrna DE. 1800+ Sq ft. In addition to the real estate, household content will also be offered for auction. Amish made oak
dining table and hutch, Glass curio cabinets, bedroom furniture, cherry lamp stands, Victorian loveseat, chest freezer, kitchenware, assortment of shop tools, outdoor patio furniture including large
cement table, extension ladders, lawn and garden tools 10 Shares—Delaware State Fair Stock
Keep an eye on our website for additional information as we will be updating as the sale approaches
Check Our Website For Additional Information and Pictures
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.
BUSY B’S Roll-Off Service, LLC
www.busybsrolloffservice.com
Chestertown, Maryland
Available 7 Days a Week
Please Call410-778-0565
20 & 30 Yard Dumpsters
Cell: 443-480-5295
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
One call does it all, chimney sweeps and minor or major masonry repairs
Tim Fowler410-708-971719 years experience
execuhome realty
Barb McPhail REALTOR®Office Phone: 443-384-6000Direct Phone: 410-251-7853www.execuhome.com | [email protected] |
john c.m. angelos attorney
JOHN C.M. ANGELOS ATTORNEYMOBILE (410) 913-5560EMAIL [email protected]
Practice Areas
Licensure
· Medical Negligence · Serious Personal Inury · Defective Products
Maryland · New York · Washington, DC · Federal CourtFree Consultations
· Business Law · Criminal Defense · Family Matters
CULINARY PERSON - Needed part time at Bed & Breakfast in Chestertown area; Some baking and dinners; Salary based on experience; Email resume and references to [email protected].
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.
FULL OR PART TIME - Marine parts and retail store clerk; Retail and/or marine parts experience helpful; Apply at Sassafras Har-bor Marine Store; Call 410-275-1144.
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.
MARINE MECHANIC/ELECTRICIAN - Immediate full time opening at Worton Creek Marina, Chestertown; Experience preferred but willing to train; Please email resume to [email protected] or call 410-778-3282for more information..
Farm & GardenTWO KUBOTA TRACTORS - 6100 Kubo-ta, 60 in. belly motor; 7200 Kubota with front bucket; Both have 4 wheel drive, 3 point hitch, 3 PTO; $3,000 each (firm); Lo-cated in Sudlersville; Call 808-854-7450.
Classifieds1 Week for $104 Weeks for $32
Call [email protected]: Camping, swimming, summer!
HFS: Twist, turn, swing!GIT: Pomp and dance!JHAB: Gussing and mileage!
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For More InformationCall the Kent County Health Department
410-778-1350125 S. Lynchburg StreetChestertown, MD 21620
You and Your Family May Be Eligible for
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Limited Dental for AdultsVision Exams
Specialist
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MARYLANDDepartment of Health
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For All Your Electrical and Generator NeedsCall Smartech Electrical
443-282-0176or Visit Us on the Web
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Licensed & Insured
Call on Smartech Electricalto get those electrical projects
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Chestertown: 848 High Street (Main Office) 410-810-2533Chestertown: 300 Talbot Blvd.Millington: 110 Chester River Heights Rd. 410-928-5933Perryville: 224 Blythedale Road 410-378-8780
• 24/7 Secure Access
• On-Site Manager
• Packing & Moving Supplies
• 24 Hr. Video Surveillance
• Electronic Gate CardAccess
• Boat & RV Parking
– Locally Owned & Family Operated Since 1999 –
Before firing up your grill this season, the National Propane Gas Association reminds you to stay safe while barbecuing. Before lighting your propane grill, a few precautions will help ensure hours of safe grilling. First, clean and check the burners and all connections on your gas grill. Use a soap and water mixture to make sure they are not leaking. Check the hoses to make sure they are not cracked, brittle or damaged. And make sure the connection between your grill and tank is tight. You can sometimes smell a leak in your grill before you see it because an odor has been added to propane to help you detect any leaks. When you are finished grilling, don't forget to turn off the propane tank, and remember to store cylinders upright in a cool place. This simple list of do's and don'ts can help make all of your barbecues successful:
• Do follow the manufacturer's grilling instructions for safe grilling. • Don't grill close to the house or other structures and don't place your grill on a surface that will burn. • Do store your propane cylinders upright in a cool place away from the grill and outside. • Don't use your grill inside a structure or store cylinders there. • Don't let children play near a hot grill. • Do take empty cylinders to trained professionals for filling and repairs.
GRILL SAFETYIs the Key to Successful Barbecues
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
443-480-0633Owner Rob Hutcheson | MHIC: 99165
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ALL INSPRAY FOAM
SPRAY FOAM INSULATIONCONDITIONED CRAWL SPACES
POLE BARNS • RENOVATIONS • ATTICS • MARINE USES
39 Years of Community Service • www.tidewatertrader.com
MiscellaneousMarineGRAYS 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.
NIGHTCRAWLER 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.
TAG ALONG ALPACAS - Alpaca yarn, 200 yard skein, $30/ea.; Socks, rugs, dryer balls, cat toys, throws, headbands, teddy bears, figurines, nesting balls, poop pods, and more; Find us at The Guernsey Depot, 819 High St., Chestertown; 443-480-0676; www.tagalongalpacas.com; On Facebook at www.facebook.com/tag.alpacas.
TEMPORARY 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. 22 FT. PONTOON - 2015 Sweet Water; Ya-maha 115 HP; Less than 100 hours; Stor-age cover; Seat covers; Bimini; GPS; Good condition; $22,500; Call 410-778-2228.
HuntingHUNTING CLUB - Looking for two mem-bers for goose and duck hunting; Reeses Corner in Kent County; $1,250 per man. Call Mark at 410-382-9442.
Classified [email protected]
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References AvailableLicensed and Insured
410-778-9775MD TCL #1007 MHIC #90091 FPO #10464
MEMBER
Eric M. Johnson, [email protected]
Low Prices / Free EstimatesLot Clearing & Chipping
Stump Grinding / TrimmingDead Wooding / Elevating Trees
Bucket Truck WorkAnnual Maintenance Programs
Permits and ReplantingReferences Available
JOHNSON’STree & Landscape Inc.
Quality You Can Trust
www.johnsonstreeandlandscape.com
Would You Like Your FavoriteHunting Photo Published in
Tidewater Trader’s Hunt Issue?
Send in your photo!Fishing Trips? Turkey Hunting? Deer Hunting?
Youth Hunter Days? Frog Gigging?Whichever is your favorite - send it on in
for uise in the 2020-21 Hunt Issue!
Email your high resolution (300dpi) tiff or jpeg file to: [email protected],
with “hunt issue photo” in the subject line.
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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
Dowling’s Painting
Interior and Exterior PaintingWallpapering and Powerwashing
Sam DowlingRock Hall MD 21661
MHIC #[email protected]
410-708-9922
Rentals
Real Estate3 BR HOUSE FOR SALE - By own-er in Chestertown, MD; $90,000; Call 410-708-3111 for more details.
3 BR, 2 FULL BATH - Single home; 1.1 acres; 1,800-1,900 sq. ft., Galena; At-tached garage; Above ground pool; Must see to appreciate; Call 410-708-4126 for price/pictures.
ATTRACTIVE 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.
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 [email protected].
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TREBOR: Trees and margaritas!
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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
Karen PyrenQueen Anne, MD 21657443-480-2990email: [email protected]
Formerly Sewing WorksRefresh InteriorsCustom Window TreatmentsUpholstery . Canvas . CraftsDecorations . Restoration . And MoreBy Appointment Only
4 4 3 - 4 8 0 - 2 9 0 9SHORE FLOORING
Tile • Hardwood • Sand & Finish • Laminate & LVP
JARED LEE
2924 Sudlersville Rd • Sudlersville, MD [email protected] • www.shoreflooringmd.comwww.Facebook.com/shoreflooring Licensed & Insured
All-Terations
Mon-Fri 9 to 5 ~ Appointment Only410-639-7929 ~ Rock Hall, MD
Elena Fisher ~ Professionally TrainedUPHOLSTERY - Custom Curtains, Drapes, Pillows, Bedding, Cushions, Expert Slipcovers, and Much More
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
Free Estimates
Residential
Fully Insured
Commercial
Reasonable Experienced Reliable
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CALL US TODAY! 410-490-8884C H E S T E R T O W N , M D
“TAKING CARE OF YOUR YARD SO YOU CAN DO OTHER THINGS!”
Mowing • Edging • Pruning • Trimming Leaf Clean Up • And More
CHESAPEAKEINVESTMENT ADVISORS, INC.
Martin E. Knight MBA, CFP®
Financial Advisor
410-810-0735
106 Spring Ave., Chestertown, MD 21620Securities and advisory services offered through Geneos Wealth Management, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC
Financial Planners • Money Managers • Licensed Investment AdvisorsBusiness Retirement Plans • Stockbrokers
Bay Shore Concrete & Stone LLC.
34 years experience Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates
Bobby Smith 443-666-7164 • 610-324-4876Rock Hall, MD • [email protected]
• 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
COPPAGEP A V I N G , I N C .
Specializing in Commercial or Residential Paving,Seal Coating, Screened Asphalt Millings, Driveway Repairs
TAR and CHIP
CHIP COPPAGE 443.309.9796
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
www.budgetcarpetcareservice.com
D-E-E-PDownClean
Your LocalCarpet Cleaner
Target Rich Training
Firearms & PersonalProtection Training
James Miller, MSP/NRA Certified Instructor • Kennedyville, Maryland • [email protected] www.facebook.com/target.rich
Maryland HQL Training • Maryland Wear & Carry (Concealed Carry)Customized Firearms Courses & Instruction
Beginner to Advanced Firearms TrainingLearn from a Personal Protection Specialist
Delivered with Pride 4 Counties Wide— TIDEWATER TRADER —
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.
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.
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S&M UNLIMITEDDRIVEWAY REPAIRSEXCAVATION • BLACK TOP • STONE • TOP SOIL
NEW YARDS • SEPTICS • LOT CLEARING • SITE WORK • PAVINGDEMOLITION • SNOW REMOVAL • WILDLIFE IMPOUNDMENTS
LICENSED & INSUREDScott HickmanP.O. Box 111, Still Pond, MD 21667 Cell Phone: 410-708-3849
Contact Chris Walker 410-708-2934Email: [email protected]
CW Masonry205 Lincoln Drive, Chestertown, MD 21620
Foundations . AdditionsSteps . HousesFREE Estimates
Licensedand Insured
• Concrete• Pavers
• Brick• Block
No Job Too Big or Small
Junk RemovalCall or Text: 443-480-4564Email: [email protected]
A locally owned business
Basement & Garage Clean-outs • HousecleaningGardening/Weeding • And Much More!
HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED
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Go to www.kentcounty.com for complete details. EOE.
Plant Operator I or Utility Technicianin the Public Works Department - Water & Waste Water Division
REEDS WELDING AND FABRICATION
Equipment Repair, Hand Rails, General Welding and Fabrication
Mason Reed Mobile Welder410-708-5362
Like and Follow us on FacebookReed’s Welding and Fabrication
extreme lawn care
My Location or Yours!I can come to your home, business,
church, organization or school.Instruction for 1 to 30 ~ Reasonable Rates
Raye Jones, Certified Instructor (EMTB)Kent County C.P.R. First Aid Coordinator
It’s always best to be prepared. Call Raye at 410-708-2631
C.P.R. & First Aid TrainingWhen seconds count, would you know what to do?
HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED • HELP WANTED
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Positions Available - Kent County, MarylandThe County Commissioners of Kent County are currently accepting applications for Two (2)
Go to www.kentcounty.com for complete details. EOE.
Seasonal Maintenance Workersin the Public Works Department - Grounds Maintenance
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
Insured
Fertilizing
Stansbury & SonsHome Improvements
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Independence Day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the adoption of the Declaration
of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. Independence Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, barbecues, carnivals, fairs, picnics, concerts,
baseball games, family reunions, political speeches and ceremonies, and various other public and private events celebrating the history, government, and traditions of the United States. Independence Day is the national day of the United States.
During the American Revolution, the legal separation of the Thirteen Colonies from Great Britain occurred on July 2, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress voted to approve a resolution of independence that had been proposed in June by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia. After voting for independence, Congress turned its attention to the Declaration of Independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a committee of five, with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author. Congress debated and revised the Declaration, finally approving it on July 4th. A day earlier, John Adams had written to his wife Abigail: The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more. Adams’s prediction was off by two days. From the outset, Americans celebrated independence on July 4th, the date shown on the much-publicized Declaration of Independence, rather than on July 2nd, the date the resolution of independence was approved in a closed session of Congress.
Historians have long disputed whether Congress actually signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, even though Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin all later wrote that they had signed it on that day. Most historians have concluded that the Declaration was signed nearly a month after its adoption, on August 2, 1776, and not on July 4th as is commonly believed.
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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 • [email protected]
Kent County 4-H FairVIRTUAL FOR 2020 July 16-18Kent Ag Center, Route 2121349 Tolchester Beach Road, Chestertown, MD 21620410-778-1661www.kentcountyfair.org • [email protected]
Delaware State FairVISIT WEBSITE FOR UPDATES July 23-August 118500 South DuPont Highway, Harrington, DE 19952302-398-3269www.delawarestatefair.com • [email protected]
Cancelled: Cecil County FairJuly 24-August 2Fair Hill Fairgrounds 4640 Telegraph Road, Elkton, MD 21921410-392-3440www.cecilcountyfair.org • [email protected]
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 • [email protected]
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 • [email protected]
Maryland State FairVISIT WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES August 27-September 7Maryland State Fairgrounds 2200 York Road, Timonium, Maryland 21093410-252-0200www.marylandstatefair.com • [email protected]
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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.
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ChurchEvery 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; Apostle Estella Priest; Call 302-724-0474.
Every Mon 7pm - Celebrate Recovery at Hope Fellowship Church, 892 Washington Ave., Chestertown; 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; [email protected].
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 [email protected].
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 Liberty Lane, Chestertown; Prayer, praise, preaching & teaching; Call 410-778-4300; www.faithunityfm.org.
Faith Life Church - Mon 7pm National School of Theology; 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; [email protected].
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, held 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 9:00am Outdoors; Face masks required, Bring your own chair; 12824 Shrewsbury Church Rd., Kennedyville; Call 410-348-5944; Visit www.shrewsburyparish.org.
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Work In Progress Ministries - Youth Sun School & Adult Learning 9am; Sun Worship 10am; Tues. Community Bible Class 7pm; 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; 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.
Salem UM Church - Sun 9:30am Worship Service; 23100 Old Fairlee Rd., Fairlee; Call 410-556-6108.
St. James UM Church - Sun School 10am; Worship 11am; 10965 St. James-Newtown Rd., Worton; Call 410-556-6108.
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 Wash-ington Ave., Chestertown; For details 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; Call 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; 119 Station Lane, Grason-ville; www.easternshorebaptistchurch.org; 410-490-4950.
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• We have a new logo! Watch for the birds in all future communications.• We have 3 new grant programs coming in the month of June: • COVID Modification Reimbursement Grant will help businesses by offsetting some costs associated with physical modifications necessary to do business as a result of COVID-19 pandemic (i.e. installing plexiglass, sanitizer stations, masks, etc.). • Kent County CARES for Growth Grant will help businesses to invest in technology or business operation enhancements to help pivot through COVID-19 into the future. • Kent County Marketing Grant will provide small businesses with free marketing and consulting services including a 90 day marketing plan and graphics materials.
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June 29th-July 5thYour Weekly Horoscope By Sally Brompton
SALLY BROMPTON WEEKLY HOROSCOPE
Visit Sally at www.sallybrompton.com
IF YOUR BIRTHDAY IS THIS WEEK:A Mars-Saturn link in your birthday week is a good omen for financial and career success,
but to get the best from it you will have to work harder than usual. It’s an effort worthmaking though, and the pleasure of testing your limits may be the biggest reward.
ARIES (March 21 - April 20):Challenge and opportunity are two sides of the same coin, and if you keep that thought in mind this week you should be able to turn almost any event to your advantage. Don’t moan that the universe is making life tough, because that’s what you need!
TAURUS (April 21 - May 21):Don’t try to force the pace, either in your personal life or at work, because the faster you go the more obstacles will pop up in your path. Slow right down and trust that you will arrive safely and soundly at your destination, and with time to spare.
GEMINI (May 22 - June 21):Make sure you know what you are letting yourself in for before signing up to some kind of movement or campaign. It may be a worthy cause, and it may be fun, but the planets warn it will demand of you more than you feel comfortable giving.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23):Someone you live or work with may have made a mess of a project you have been working on together but don’t get angry about it. It may be partly your fault for assuming they knew what they would be doing without checking them out first.
LEO (July 24 - Aug. 23):Mars in your fellow Fire sign of Aries will bring a new sense of urgency to your affairs, and in a good way, but other influences warn you must keep track of what you are doing every step of the way. Don’t rush Leo, there’s plenty of time.
VIRGO (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23):Some people may try to convince you this week that the world is falling apart but you are much too rational to fall for that kind of apocalyptic thinking. As far as you are concerned, the bigger the problem the more obvious the solution. So go find it!
LIBRA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23):You will go all out to prove you have what it takes to succeed during the early part of the week. But is it really necessary? Are you trying to impress other people or prove something to yourself? Either way, don’t overdo it.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22):You will have a lot on your plate work-wise over the next few days but it won’t worry you one little bit. It seems the more that is demanded of you the more motivated you are to rise to the occasion. It’s not work for you, it’s fun.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21):By all means aim to create something you can be proud of, but make sure you understand that you will accomplish far more if you work with other people. It’s not a zero sum game Sag – others don’t have to lose so that you can win.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20):You may be eager to push ahead with an idea that has been in your head for some time but while Saturn, your ruler, is still moving retrograde you are advised not to commit yourself too deeply just yet. There may be other ideas that suit you better.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19):No matter what you are doing, or where you are doing it, you must give yourself extra time this week. If you are the kind of Aquarius who enjoys leaving things to the very last minute you may find that on this occasion the deadline defeats you.
PISCES (Feb. 20 - Mar. 20):The planets will in some way remind you that what you get out of life is in direct proportion to what you choose to put it. This is one of those weeks when you cannot afford to be lazy. Things need to be done and they need to be done now!
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.
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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.
Haven Ministries - Assistance with food, housing, employment and more; Season-al shelter, resource center, food pantries and thrift stores; Call 410-739-4363; Visit 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.
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; 116 Liberty Lane, Chestertown; Call 410-778-4300; www.faithunityfm.org.
St. John Catholic Church - Sun. Mass 8am; Catholic & Main Streets, Rock Hall; Call 410-778-3160.
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.
DSG: Hope it was a Happy Father’s Day!
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Chestertown Lions Club Thanks SponsorsThe Chestertown Lions Club wants to thank our bike ride sponsors who supported our two events — Draw for Sight and
the Bay-to-Bay rides. Because of COVID-19, the rides did not go this spring, but their donations made it possible for us to continue to provide support to many Kent County charities, agencies, and organizations.
Bay Sponsors ($250) Lion Mary Lou Pagella Lion Herb & Kay Wilkerson Willard Agri-Service
Friends of Lions Club ($100) Pinder Services, Inc. The Peoples Bank Lion Dave & Alice Dunham Chestertown Lumber Co., LLC Lions Bill & Kitty Neff Lion Bill & Lynn Bickley Chesapeake Bank and Trust Company Lions Fred & Wanda Sherriff
Ride Sponsorship ($50) Images Full Service Salon and Spa Lion Bob and Linda Applegate Lion Carl Gallegos Landing Restaurant at Safe Harbor Marina Lion John Lawrence Lion Jim & Margaret Gribble Relay Mechanical, Inc. Lion Rick & Diane Coffman Lion Wayne & Lynn Benjamin Lion John & Pat Paolella
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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., Chestertown; Call 410-778-0100; Visit www.thepottershouseministries.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.
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; Call 410-438-6001; www.faithcseagles.com.
Bethel AME Church Chestertown - Confer-ence Call Worship, Prayer & Study Dial In: 425-436-6341, Access Code: 540836; Wor-ship Sun 11am-12pm; Corporate Prayer Mon 7-7:30pm; Life Application Bible Study: Wed 7pm-8pm; [email protected].
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Dr. William J. Sieffert, D.D.S.
To My Patients:
410-778-2811
After my 50th year of practicing dentistry in Chestertown, I have decided that this is the appropriate time for me to retire.
The date that we have picked is June 30, 2020. I hope that I have served you with the best of my ability over these years and the relationships that I have had with you I will always remember. It is hard to put in words my gratitude to you in these difficult times. I truly thank you!
Sincerely,
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Support GroupsPOSTPONED - Every Thurs 5:30pm - De-pression & Anxiety Recovery Group at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 301 S. Liberty St., Centreville; Chesapeake Voyagers; 410-822-1601; www.chesapeakevoyagers.org. POSTPONED - Every Thurs 12pm - Anxiety & Depression Group at Recovery In Mo-tion, 300 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 North Church St., Sudlersville; Call 410-438-3816.
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.
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.
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, 115B S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Call 410-810-3790.
Every Mon 5:30pm-7pm - Women’s La-tina Support Group at For All Seasons, 300 Talbot St., Easton; Free; Led by Ivy Garcia; 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; For more in-formation and updates call 410-749-5963.
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Words For Reviewby Lanny Parks
Perhaps you are like I am these days - wondering where normal has gone, not only in our personal lives but in our cor-porate ones as well. We can not travel or visit or worship or gather as we used to and our days are spent mostly in our own homes and yards where the rest of the world seems to exist only on our screens. However, some of the images we have been seeing on those screens are not any more comfortable than our daily isolation has been.Fortunately, we have been able to raise our voices, even from our most separate spac-es, to demand some changes in our com-munities, our states, and our nation that have been way too long in coming to frui-tion. Unless a person has been living un-der a rock, there is no one who can claim not to understand what our issues are and realize that the ‘new normal’, whenever it comes, should look nothing like the old one. There is an old hymn that speaks to this new time: “Once to every man and na-tion comes the moment to decide...” Now is that time.The issues are basic to life: education, employment, housing, healthcare, envi-ronment, and justice. These are all-en-compassing. They matter to everyone. And still they are addressed in inequitable ways. Our current political climate is too fractured to address any of these issues in a comprehensive, corrective manner. Civil discourse is discouraged by name-calling and blame-slamming (if there is such a thing). We can see what ought to happen, but we cannot seem to make it happen while we sit outside the proverbial halls of power. Have you given any thought to the chang-es you would like to see? Have you com-municated those changes to anyone who might be able to influence them into be-ing? Have you shared them with others like yourself to form a coalition of advocates for specific changes? Could you join in a discussion with others without demanding
that your way is the only way? Would you not only speak, but listen?
We live in a very small community, relative-ly speaking, and yet we do not know each other. Our circle of friends and acquain-tances is a small fraction of the whole, and we have done little to widen that circle; but, now is the time. If not now, when?
Years ago the town sponsored a charette to discuss possible ways to address a lo-cal issue. Some gatherings have already been held recently as well. There need to be more. We need space and time to meet each other on neutral ground and discuss the changes we need to make in order to create a better town, a better county for each of us - and when we can agree on those changes and act on them, we can share them with the larger community of which we are a part: our region, our state, our nation. If not us, who?
Leslie Dwight has written a poem that is making the rounds on social media. May-be you have seen it. If not, I post it here in the hope that even during a medical pandemic about which we can do little but keep our distance and wear our masks, we can also begin to address the social is-sues that have made us sick for too long.
“What if 2020 is the year we’ve been waiting for? A year so uncomfortable, so painful, so scary, so raw — that it finally forces us to grow, “A year that screams so loud, finally awakening us from our ignorant slumber. “A year we finally accept the need for change. Declare change. Work for change. Become the change. “A year we finally band together, instead of pushing each other further apart.
“2020 isn’t cancelled, but rather the most important year of them all.”
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115 South Main Street, Galena, MD 21635 (Olivet UMC Church Site)The GATHERING Contemporary Christian Service
starts at 8:30 am
“Reach up, reach in, reach out!”
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 [email protected].
3rd Tues Monthly 7pm-8:30pm - NAMI Kent & Queen Anne’s Family Support Group in Chestertown; Call National Alliance on Mental Illness KQA, 443-480-0565; Visit [email protected].
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; [email protected].
Looking To Start A New Business Or Grow Your Existing Business? - Get free, confi-dential, practical business counseling at Upper Shore SCORE; Call 410-810-2968 ; www.uppershore.score.org.
American Cancer Society can help with pain & nausea medicine, and equipment if you’re on limited income; For more infor-mation call 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.
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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.
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.
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.
Staff of Upper Shore Aging available to discuss “Medicare Savings Programs” for those receiving Medicare; 410-778-6000.
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.
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; www.easternshoremd-alanon.org.
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.
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.
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Email resume or application to: [email protected]: Salary range $15 to $24 per hour, plus paid vacation and holidays.
Children & Youth with Special Health Care Needs Program - For ages birth-21 years with chronic physical, developmental, behavioral or emotional conditions; Call Kent Co. Health Dept. 410-778-2547; Visit www.kenthd.org.
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.
Home Educators of the Eastern Shore - Lo-cal support group and cooperative for home schoolers in Kent and Queen Anne’s Coun-ties; www.homeschool-life.com/MD/HEES. Compass Regional Hospice Center Open - 100 Brown St., Third Floor, Chester-town; Call 443-262-4100; Details online at www.compassregionalhospice.org.
Gay Men’s Health Support Group to pro-vide gay men with an opportunity to sup-port one another; Sponsored by QAC Dept. of Health; Call 443-262-4457 or send emails to [email protected].
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.
Overeaters Anonymous - Seeking others to join me in starting meetings in or near Chestertown; [email protected].
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.
Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence - For victims of domestic abuse; You can get a protective order; Emergency shelters available; Call 1-800-927-4673; www.mscfv.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 [email protected]; Donate money at www.sumnerhall.org.
Need Advice?Write To Dr. Truth,Send to [email protected]
or mail to P.O. Box 412,Chestertown, MD 21620.
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Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early lightWhat so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming?Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air,Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet waveO’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep,Where the foe’s haughty host in dread silence reposes,What is that which the breeze, o’er the towering steep,As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses?Now it catches the gleam of the morning’s first beam,In full glory reflected now shines in the stream:‘Tis the star-spangled banner! Oh long may it waveO’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
And where is that band who so vauntingly sworeThat the havoc of war and the battle’s confusion,A home and a country should leave us no more!Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps’ pollution.No refuge could save the hireling and slaveFrom the terror of flight, or the gloom of the grave:And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth waveO’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
Oh! thus be it ever, when freemen shall standBetween their loved home and the war’s desolation!Blest with victory and peace, may the heav’n rescued landPraise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation.Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just,And this be our motto: “In God is our trust.”And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall waveO’er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
Comm. EventsRock 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; Download application at www.rockhallvfc.org or call 410-639-7888.
Interested in going GREEN? For monthly environmental tips, visit the Chestertown Environmental Committee at www.townof chestertown.com/government/commi tees/environment.
WKHS 90.5 - Student public radio; Your support dollars will help WKHS reach its goals to become self-sustaining & to re-build their aging studio/infrastructure; 25301 Lambs Meadow Rd., Worton; Do-nate at www.wkhsradio.org; 410-708-8580. Prediabetes Risk Test - Classes in Kent County; For details call 410-778-2167; www.doihaveprediabetes.org.
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 resi-dents interested in advocating for the best interest of children who have been removed from their homes & are under the protection of the court due to abuse, neglect, abandonment, or their parents inability to safely care for them; Call 410-822-2866 ext. 6; For more information visit www.casamidshore.org.
Mid Shore Pro Bono - Free Legal Clinics, General Civil Clinics, Bankruptcy Clinics and Elder Law Clinics at various locations; Call 410-690-8128 Easton, 443-298-9425 Chestertown, 410-829-0394 Salisbury; Send emails to [email protected]; For more information and details visit www.midshoreprobono.org.
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Character Counts Kent County - Volun-teers Needed to help students in your community; Join the team of coaches; Call 410-708-6617; [email protected].
Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra - Pro-grams throughout the year at various ven-ues; Subscriptions available; 888-846-8600; www.midatlanticsymphony.org.
The CARE Center - Provides a collab-orative approach to the investigation and treatment of child abuse; 410-758-2533; www.qaccare.org.
For All Seasons - Individual & group coun-seling to those struggling with depres-sion, anxiety, phobias, addiction, PTSD, ADHD, etc.; Call 410-822-1018; 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; Call 410-778-4495; Details online at www.kentrescuesquad.com.
Sudlersville Memorial Public Library - 105 W. Main St., Sudlersville; Books, movies, magazines, programs, events and more; Open Mon, Tues, Thurs & Sat; On Face-book; Call 410-438-3596; For more infor-mation visit www.sudlersvillelibrary.org.
Kent Conservation and Preservation Alli-ance - Working to prevent a new bay bridge crossing into Kent County; Stay informed, get involved, donate; Details available at www.kentalliance.org/bridgeaction.
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3 of 3 Proposed Bay Crossings Would Impact Kent & Queen
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The white stars on the American flag symbolize the individual states. There is one star for each state in the union. There are currently 50, for the fifty states in the union. Whenever a new state joins, a new star is added to the flag on the following 4th of July. The last time that happened was on July 4, 1960; Hawaii having become a state in the latter part of 1959.
There are 13 stripes for the 13 original colonies. The white on the flag signifies purity and innocence. The red, for hardiness and courage, and the blue for perseverance and determination. Some people say that the red also represents the blood spilled to protect our country and our freedom. When you weave them together, you get the American Flag, the symbol for equality and freedom.
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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.
Free Career Counseling - Request your list of local jobs today; Call Sherlene Ste-vens, Career Counselor Supervisor, A Time To Learn Academy, 443-282-1064; Email [email protected].
Volunteers Needed - EMT’s, drivers/operators, fire fighters, fire police, aux-iliary members; Free training, Mary-land state tax credit, volunteer pen-sion; For application, talk to a member or phone 410-778-4495, 410-348-5678, 410-348-5340, 410-928-3171, 410-639-7888, 410-778-3434 or 410-648-5050.
Crossroads Community - Seeking volun-teers to empower people with behavioral health needs; Call 410-758-3050 ext. 1794; [email protected].
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; For more information and complete details visit www.hotdesks.org.
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 cancer prevention, education, screening and treat-ment 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; Details online at www.fws.gov/refuge/blackwater.
Free Wifi Hotspots - Available in Kent County; Free public wifi; Find locations at www.kenthotspots.com.
Every Thurs 3:30pm-6:30pm - Kent Island Farmer’s Market new location at Cult Clas-sic Brewery, 1169 Shopping Center Rd (old Acme parking lot) Stevensville; Must wear mask; Call 410-643-3283.
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• 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 Convention in Jacksonsville, Florida
• 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.
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• 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.
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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
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Who's Cookin’ With Carla?SUMMER SLUSHY SOUR
One 6 oz. Can Frozen Lemonade Concentrate, thawed and undilutedHalf of a 6 Oz. Can Frozen Orange Juice Concentrate, thawed and
undiluted1-3/4 Cups Lemon/Lime Carbonated Beverage
1-1/4 Cups Bourbon or Whiskey3/4 to 1 Cup Water
Cold Orange Slices and Cold Maraschino Cherries, stem on Combine the first five ingredients. Freeze overnight for up to a month. To serve, stir until mixture is slushy. Pour in rock glasses or other fun shaped, chilled glasses and garnish. Makes 4-1/2 cups.
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Every Sat 8am-12pm - Chestertown Farm-er’s Market new location at East Coast Stor-age, 848 High St., Chestertown; Fresh pro-duce and food products may be purchased directly from the farm vendors; Details at www.chestertownfarmersmarket.org. Every Sat 8am-1pm - Easton Farmer’s Mar-ket at Talbot Business Center, 28712 Glebe Rd., Easton; Operating as a drive-through only; Rain or shine; Masks required; Details at www.avalonfoundation.org.
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.; Details available online at www.umms.org/covidhelp.
Farmers Wagon - An online farm-to-door market that offers fast & easy ser-vice to your door; Place orders online at www.farmerswagon.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.
Mon’s & Wed’s through July 1st 9am-12noon - Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing, Kent County Public Works, 709 Morgnec Rd., Chestertown; Must live in Kent County zip code, Must wear a face mask, Appoint-ment Required; Call Kent County Health Dept. 410-778-1350 M-F, 8am-4:30pm to make appt.; No out-of-pocket costs for testing; A partnership of Kent County Health Department, Kent County Office of Emergency Services, and Kent County Sheriff’s Office.
Through Aug. 13th - School Food Distribu-tion with QACPS for all QAC students every Tuesday and Thursday from 12pm-2pm at Grasonville Elementary School, 5435 Main St., Grasonville, Sudlersville Middle School, 600 Charles St., Sudlersville, and Queen Anne’s County High School, 125 Ruths-burg Rd., Centreville; www.qacps.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 [email protected].
Thurs, June 25th - Paddle with the Presi-dent at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Mu-seum, 213 N. Talbot St., St. Michaels; July 26th & 27th Guided Paddle; June 29th & 30th Boater’s Safety Course; July 1st Night Race Cruise; July 4th Big Band Night; Mem-bers only marina open; For more info call 410-745-4941; Vsiit www.cbmm.org.
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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.
Thurs, June 25th 9am-3pm - Vaccination Makeup Clinic at Kent County Health Dept., 125 S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown; Mask required, temperature taken; You must make an appointment; Call 410-778-2857. Fri, June 26th 7pm - The High and Wides Livestream Concert streamed via a pri-vate uplink from The Mainstay; Ticket $5/advance online; 5753 Main St., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9133; Details online at www.mainstayrockhall.org.
POSTPONED - Sat, June 27th 8pm-11pm - Live Band at Millington VFW Post #652, 30922 River Rd.; Public welcome; Call 410-928-3234.
CANCELLED - Sat, June 27th 7am-10am - All You Can Eat Breakfast at Chester Lodge #115 A.F. & A.M., 124 Speer Rd., Chestertown; $9/adult, $4/child; Call 410-708-6281.
CANCELLED - Sun, June 28th 7am-9am - 35th Annual Bay-to-Bay Ride at Betterton Vol. Fire Co., 2 Howell Point Rd., Betterton; Benefits Lions Club Leader Dog Program for the Blind; Visit www.chestertownlions club.org for registration form, ride rules & information.
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.
Mon, June 29th 7pm - Monday Night Live on Facebook with pianist Allyn Johnson; www.facebook.com/mainstayrockhall; The Mainstay, 5753 Main St., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9133; www.mainstayrockhall.org.
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Fireworks Around The Area!Centreville Returning in 2021
Kent Island Kent Narrows - Wednesday, July 1st at Dusk - Visit www.qac.org
Rock Hall Rock Hall Harbor - Postponed to later in the year
North East Returning in 2021
Chestertown Returning in 2021
Annapolis Returning in 2021
Elkton Returning in 2021
Middletown, Delaware Returning in 2021
Chesapeake City Over the Canal - Labor Day Weekend
Saturday, September 5th (rain date September 6th)
Georgetown, Maryland Over Sassafras Harbor - Labor Day Weekend
Saturday, September 5th at Dusk (rain date September 6th)
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Kent County Public Library2020 Summer Reading Game
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Play online or schedule a pick up time to get a paper gameboard!
Starting July 1st!
Time Traveler
The Kitty Knight House in Georgetown is
renown for its heroine, Catherine “Kitty”
Knight. Kitty Knight saved the William Henry
House and the Archibald Wright House,
both located next door to one another in
Georgetown, from destruction by fire in 1813.
They were later joined and enlarged to form
the Kitty Knight House of today.
(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?STUFFED ’MATERS
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Grated Sharp CheeseMinced Onion
Salt and Pepper to taste Wash and dry the tomatoes. Cut around the stem area, deeply enough to allow for stuffing to be inserted. Tear lettuce and crispy bacon into very small pieces. Add the grated sharp cheese and minced onion. Season with salt and pepper. Just prior to serving, add a dab of your favorite mayonnaise – just enough to bind the mixture together. Stuff your ’maters! For variation add avocado, cucumber, shrimp…the possibilities are end-less! Another take…stuff with fresh mozzarella and minced basil tossed with a little balsamic vinegar and oil, and salt and pepper to taste; garnish with basil.
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Wed, July 1st - Imagine Your Story for kids of all ages at Kent County Public Library, 408 High St., Chestertown, play online or schedule a pickup; July 27th KCPL Fi-nance Committee and Board of Trust-ees Meetings; Call 410-778-3636; Visit www.kentcountylibrary.org.
Wed, July 1st - Fireworks at dusk on Kent Island at Kent Narrows; Visit www.qac.org for details and instructions on parking, viewing areas, etc.
CANCELLED - Fri, July 3rd 5pm-8pm - First Friday in Downtown Chestertown; BUT, shops will have extended hours, Possibly al fresco dining in the streets; www.downtownchestertown.org.
Fri, July 3rd 5pm - Curbside Shrimp and Pulled Pork Dinners at Goldsboro Volun-teer Fire Company; Pre-sale only, dinners will NOT be available for purchase at the door; Shrimp $12/lb., Pulled Pork $8/lb., Cole Slaw $6/qt., Baked Beans $4/qt., Pack of 4 Dinner Rolls $2; All orders must be submitted by June 30th at 8pm; Order online at https://forms.pabbly.com/form/share/CKCi-436248; Phone or-ders call Jody Luckett at 410-253-6114; www.goldsboro700.com.
Sat, July 4th - Fireworks for this year have been postponed until 2021 in Centreville, North East, Chestertown, Annapolis, and Elkton; Rock Hall postponed to later in 2020; Date to be determined for Middletown, DE.
Sat, July 4th - The Town of Chestertown presents Safer at Home 4th of July Decora-tion Contest; Judging takes place on July 4th, winners announced July 6th; Prizes based on wow factor, originality and aes-thetics; Any decorated door, house or busi-ness in town is entered to win cash prizes; www.townofchestertown.com.
Sat, July 4th 3pm-7pm - Annual Old Time Fish Fry at Rock Hall Vol. Fire Co., 21500 Rock Hall Ave., Rock Hall; Carry out or Sit Down (limited seating, face mask required); $18 for fried fish, limited soft crabs, fried po-tatoes, baked beans, corn on the cob, apple-sauce, shortbread/molasses & all the trim-mings; 410-639-7888; www.rockhallvfc.org.
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The summer season is here and with this comes the potential for seri-ous health problems. These include prickly heat and heat rash, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Prickly heat or heat rash is a painful condition that usually appears in the folds of the skin. It is a sign that the body is not dealing with the heat and is at greater risk for a heat stroke. Treatments include cool bathing, thorough drying and using a talc or other body powder.
Heat exhaustion is a milder form of heat related illness that occurs because of a combination of high temperatures and inadequate re-placement of fluids. Symptoms include extreme weakness, nausea, headache, and the person may or may not vomit or faint. The skin is moist and cool and the body temperature is normal or only slightly high. To treat, rest in a cool shaded area and drink plenty of liquids. Check with your doctor especially if other health problems are present.
Heat Stroke is the most serious heat related illness and is a medical emergency. The symptoms include a body temperature of over 105 degrees, dry red skin, confusion, irritability and coma. The onset may be very rapid, within minutes. Treatment includes calling 911 and try-ing to lower the body temperature rapidly by using a cold bath or wet towels. Keep the victim in a cool area.
Preventative measures include: drinking plenty of fluids such as water and fruit juice to prevent dehydration; wearing loose fitting, lightweight and light colored clothing; protecting yourself from direct sunlight by wearing wide-brimmed hats, long-sleeved shirts, pants and sunglasses or by staying in shaded areas; being aware that alcohol can impair the body’s sweat mechanism, as can antihistamines taken for allergies and diuretics prescribed for high blood pressure; avoiding over exer-tion of yourself when outdoors. People who work outdoors should, if possible, take short breaks if they feel fatigued. Schedule physical activity during the cooler parts of the day.
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Sun, July 5th 7:30am-11am - Drive-Thru Breakfast Event at Galena Vol. Fire Co., 90 E. Cross St., Galena; $5 for a container of chipped beef gravy, two biscuits and four pieces of bacon; Cash or check only; Ben-efits GVFC; Call 410-708-7074.
CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 6th-10th 9am-4pm - Kayak Camp for ages 5-12 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Ches-tertown; $325 tuition; Call 410-778-5954; 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.
Mon, July 6th 7pm - Monday Night Live on Facebook with Mark G. Meadows; www.facebook.com/mainstayrockhall; The Mainstay, 5753 Main St., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9133; www.mainstayrockhall.org.
Wed, July 8th - Open Mic at Acad-emy Art Museum, 114 N. Washing-ton St., Easton; Call 410-822-2787; www.academyartmuseum.org.
Sat-Mon, July 9th-11th - Check Website for Updates - Talbot County Fair at 10659 Hiners Lane, Easton; Call 410-822-8007; www.talbotcountyfair.org.
Thurs, July 9th 9am-3pm - Vaccination Makeup Clinic at Kent County Health Dept., 125 S. Lynchburg St., Chester-town; Mask required, temperature taken; You must make an appointment by calling 410-778-2857.
Fri, July 10th 7pm - Sue Matthews and Robert Redd Livestream Concert streamed via a private uplink from The Mainstay; Ticket 5753 Main St., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9133; www.mainstayrockhall.org.
CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 13th-17th 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; www.sultanaeducation.org.
Mon, July 13th 7pm - Monday Night Live on Facebook with Joe Holt; www.facebook.com/mainstayrockhall;; The Mainstay, 5753 Main St., Rock Hall; Call 410-639-9133; www.mainstayrockhall.org.
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.
Sat, July 18th 2pm-6pm - Drive-Thru Wings Event at Galena Vol. Fire Co., 90 E. Cross St., Galena; $10 for one order of 12 wings; Cash or check only; Benefits GVFC; Call 410-708-7074.
CANCELLED - Mon-Fri, July 20th-24th 9am-3pm - Bay Discovery Camp for ages 5-7 at Sultana’s Holt Center, 200 Cross St., Chestertown; www.sultanaeducation.org; Call 410-778-5954.
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The Mainstay returns to presenting concerts live from Rock Hall on Friday, June 26th at 7:00pm. All concerts will be streamed live from Kent County’s favorite live music venue via a private uplink available through The Mainstay’s web-site. Tickets are $5 online/advance. Information and ticket sales are available on The Mainstay’s website at www.mainstayrockhall.org.
Like so many businesses and organizations, The Mainstay has been deeply affected by the COVID-19 crisis, cancelling all concerts begin-ning mid-March. Since March 30th, The Main-stay has been offering free concerts live on its Facebook page every Monday evening from
performers’ homes and will continue to provide these unique musical evenings, keeping the tradition of Mainstay Monday going. However, the intimate nature of The Mainstay and the very act of producing music in a cozy space have made it impossible to continue the Mainstay’s central mission of providing world class live music to Kent County and beyond from our stage…until now!
The Mainstay is producing a series of concerts from its stage direct to the listen-er’s home via a private high quality live video stream. The kick off performance for this new venture in virtual entertainment will be with local heroes made good, The High and Wides. The High and Wides concert scheduled for March 14th was to have premiered the much anticipated Hedgelawn Bluegrass Series. Since theirs was the first concert to be cancelled due to COVID-19, it’s only fitting that the High and Wides be brought in to get things fired up again in style!
The High & Wides project a big, driving sound – mountain musical traditions re-imagined for a new century. Formed on Maryland’s Eastern Shore in 2015, they write music about arson and hourly motels, dystopian love songs, and ballads of violent history. The High & Wides draw from their members’ extensive backgrounds in bluegrass and take the music to a place all their own, recalling an era when old-time, rockabilly, and proto-rock’n’roll coexisted in a murky soup of hillbilly string band music. Members include Marc Dykeman (guitar, vocals), Sam Guthridge (banjo, mandolin, vocals), Nate Grower (fiddle), and Mike Buccino (bass).
The Mainstay (Home of Musical Magic) is the friendly informal storefront perform-ing arts center on Rock Hall’s old time Main Street. It is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit dedi-cated to the arts and committed to presenting local, regional and national level talent, at a reasonable price. Information for supporting The Mainstay through the COVID-19 crisis can be found at www.mainstayrockhall.org/sponsors.
The Mainstay Re-Opens for Livestream Concerts with The High
and Wides on Friday, June 27th
The High and Wides’ concert at The Mainstay will be livestreamed via a private uplink available on The Mainstay’s website.
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Tues, July 21st 6pm - Corvette Enthusiasts meet at Procolino’s, Kent Plaza, Chester-town; Meetings third Tues of every month; Email [email protected].
Tues, July 21st 6pm-8:30pm - 206 Tues-days at Six Open Mic at QAC Centre for the Arts, 206 S. Commerce St., Centrev-ille; Free; All welcome; Acoustic musicians, writers, poets, etc.; RSVP 410-758-2520; www.queenannescountyarts.com.
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; Call 410-778-5954.
Thurs, July 23rd 9am-3:30pm - Safe Sitter Class at UM Shore Medical Center Educa-tion Center, 100 Brown St., Chestertown for ages 11-13; Program to teach youth life and safety skills for babysitting, watch-ing younger siblings or being home alone; $50/pp, advanced registration required; Call Chrissy 410-778-7668 ext. 2175; Visit www.safesitter.org.
Thurs, July 23rd-Sat, Aug. 1st - Check Website for Updates - Delaware State Fair at 18500 S. DuPont Hwy., Harrington; Call 302-398-3269; More information online at www.delawarestatefair.com.
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 Lum-ber, Molly’s, and RHVC members; Call 410-708-7990 or 443-480-0675; Visit www.rockhallvfc.org.
Sat, Aug. 1st - Little Bobbers Fishing Derby at Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center, 600 Discovery Lane, Grasonville; Oct. 23rd Haunted Bingo Night; Nov. 13th Wet & Wild Auction; Guided hikes, kayak trips, summer camps; Call 410-827-6694; For more information and details visit www.bayrestoration.org.
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The Mainstay
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2 Cups Grated Zucchini2 Eggs, beaten
1/4 Cup Chopped Onion1/2 Cup All-Purpose Flour
1/2 Cup Grated Parmesan Cheese1/2 Cup Shredded Mozzarella Cheese
Salt To Taste2 Tbsp Vegetable Oil
In a medium bowl, combine the zucchini, eggs, onion, flour, Parmesan cheese, mozzarella cheese, and salt. Stir well enough to distribute ingredients evenly. Heat a small amount of oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Drop zucchini mixture by heaping tablespoonfuls, and cook for a few minutes on each side until golden.
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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.
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 election petition candidate to file with SBE or the ap-propriate local board the Certificate of Can-didacy and Candidacy Petition; Call 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, 410-996-5310 or 410-770-8099; Details available online at www.kentcountyelections.org.
Wed-Sat, Aug. 5th-8th - Check Website for Updates - Caroline-Dorchester County Fair at 4-H Park, 8230 Detour Rd., Denton; Call 410-479-4030; www.caroline-dorchester countyfair.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; Will be held May 30th-June 12, 2020; Call 443-480-0221; www.nationalmusic.us.
Mon-Sat, Aug. 10th-15th - Check Website for Updates - Queen Anne’s County Fair at QAC 4-H Park, 100 Dulin Clark Rd., Cent-reville; Call 410-758-0267; Details online at www.queenannescofair.com.
Fri, Aug. 14th - Census Maryland dead-line to reply online, by phone or by mail; www.my2020census.gov.
CANCELLED - Fri-Sun, Aug. 14th-16th - 13th Annual Pirates & Wenches Fan-tasy Weekend throughout Rock Hall; Visit www.rockhallpirates.com.
Mon-Thurs, Aug. 17th-20th - Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, WI; Call 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, 410-996-5310; www.kentcountyelections.org.
Thurs, Aug. 20th 9am-3:30pm - Safe Sitter Class at UM Shore Medical Center Educa-tion Center, 100 Brown St., Chestertown for ages 11-13; Program to teach youth life and safety skills for babysitting, watch-ing younger siblings or being home alone; $50/pp, advanced registration required; Call Chrissy 410-778-7668 ext. 2175; www.safesitter.org.
Mon-Thurs, Aug. 24th-27th - Republi-can National Convention in Jacksonville, FL; Call 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, 410-996-5310 or 410-770-8099; Visit www.kentcountyelections.org.
Thurs, Aug. 27th-Mon, Sept. 7th - Check Website for Updates - Maryland State Fair at 2200 York Rd., Timonium; 410-252-0200; For more information about the fair visit www.marylandstatefair.com.
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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; Details available at www.talismantherapeuticriding.org.
Sat, Sept. 5th - Fireworks at dusk over the Canal in Chesapeake City; Rain date Sept. 6th; www.chesapeakecity-md.gov.
Sat, Sept. 5th - Fireworks at dusk over Sassafras Harbor in Georgetown, MD; Rain date Sept. 6th; Updates and details at www.facebook.com/sassriver.
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/member, $10/student; Call 410-556-6003; For more in-formation visit www.churchhilltheatre.org.
Thurs, Sept. 17th - Constitution Day & Citi-zenship Day; Anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution; 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, 410-996-5310 or 410-770-8099; www.kentcountyelections.org.
Fri, Sept. 18th 8am-6pm & Sat, Sept. 19th 8am-2pm - Rock Hall Lions Club Annual Yard Sale at S. Main St., Rock Hall; No early birds; Donations needed, no clothes accepted; Drop off donations on Sept. 17th 8am-6pm; Benefits Rock Hall Lions Club charities; 410-708-7606 or 410-639-2125.
Sat, Oct. 10th 5pm-9pm - Bull & Oyster Roast at Mount Harmon Plantation, 600 Mount Harmon Rd., Earleville; Eastern Shore Bull & Oyster Roast; Oysters on half shell, roasted & fried; Silent & live auctions, 50/50 raffle; Manor House tours & live mu-sic; Advanced $70/pp, $500/table of 8; Call 410-275-8819; www.mountharmon.org.
Tues, Oct. 13th - Deadline to register to vote in General Election on Nov. 3rd; Early voting Oct. 22nd-Oct. 29th; 410-778-0038; www.kentcountyelections.org.
Thurs, Oct. 15th - Deadline for write-in can-didates to file a Certificate of Candidacy; Only filed write-in candidates will have their votes reported on the official canvass; Call 410-778-0038, 410-758-0832, 410-996-5310 or 410-770-8099; Details available online at www.kentcountyelections.org.
Sat, Oct. 17th - 237th Commencement at Washington College, 300 Washington Ave., Chestertown; Call 410-778-7888; Visit www.washcoll.edu.
Sat, Oct. 17th 9am-3:30pm - Safe Sitter Class at UM Shore Medical Center Educa-tion Center, 100 Brown St., Chestertown; For ages 11-13; Program teaches youth life and safety skills for babysitting, watch-ing younger siblings or being home alone; $50/pp, advanced registration required; 410-778-7668 ext. 2175; www.safesitter.org.
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FISH FRYAnnual Old-Time
$18 - Carry Out or Sit Down(limited seating, face mask required)
Fried Fish, Soft Crabs (limited),Fried Potatoes, Baked Beans, Corn on the Cob, Applesauce,
and Shortbread & Molasses with All the TrimmingsCall 410-639-7888 for More Information
Saturday, July 4, 20203:00pm to 7:00pm
at the Rock Hall Volunteer Fire Company21500 Rock Hall Avenue
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The Dollar General Literacy Foun-dation recently awarded Horizons of Kent and Queen Anne’s a $3,000 grant to support summer literacy. This local grant is part of more than $8.6 million in grants awarded to more than 950 schools, nonprofits, and organizations across the com-munities Dollar General serves.
“We are thrilled to partner with Dollar General Literacy Founda-tion to provide targeted reading support for our promising stu-dents this summer,” shared Amy Crowding, Executive Director of Horizons of Kent and Queen Anne’s. “Our reading specialists are getting ready to provide en-gaging lessons to promote the joy of reading and eliminate the sum-mer slide. We are very grateful to the Dollar General Literacy Foun-dation for their generous grant to support our work.”
This will be the 25th year that Ho-rizons has provided academic and enrichment opportunities for un-derserved students in grades Pre-K through 8. Their traditional in-person program is hosted by the Kent School, The Gunston School, and Washington College during 6-weeks in the summer. This year due to the coronavirus, Horizons will be offering a “Horizons at Home” summer learning program to keep students reading, think-ing and exploring during the sum-mer to prepare them for success during the upcoming school year. Horizons will use the grant to em-ploy reading specialists to provide an extra layer of support for strug-gling readers and promote reading as a pathway to a brighter future.
“During these extraordinary times, the Dollar General Literacy Foundation remains steadfast in its commitment to support com-munities’ literacy and educational advancements through funds that will impact thousands of students across the country,” said Todd Va-
Soroptimist’s Kent Island High SchoolAward Winner Skylar Podraza
QACPS Announces New Church Hill Elementary School Principal for 2020-21
Barn Doors Are Open Again at Talisman Therapeutic Riding
Soroptimist International of Kent & Queen Anne’s Counties has selected Skylar Podraza as the Kent Island High School award winner. Skylar received a $500 award to help her with college expenses. This award is based solely on community service.
Skylar is a senior at Kent Island High School and has been a strong volunteer. Skylar says that the volunteer work she has been involved in was very heartwarming, sometimes eye-opening, and always fulfilling.
In middle school she helped her family make daily lunches for “Our Haven Homeless Shelter” and once a week she volunteered at the Animal Resource Foundation (ARF). Feeling a need to do more she expanded into care packages of gloves, scarves, toiletries, and free meal cards from restaurants. Every Christmas she personally delivers them to the shelter.
Throughout her High School years, she was an active member of Interact Club, helping with
Queen Anne’s County Public Schools (QACPS) Superintendent Dr. Andrea M. Kane announced the promotion of program supervisor, Susan Walbert, to serve as principal of Church Hill Elementary School for the 2020-2021 school year. Ms. Walbert oversaw the Title I, Title III, PreK-2 Reading, and Migrant Education programs since 2017, and has experience as an elementary school teacher and counselor.
“We are fortunate to have talented and experienced educators, like Ms. Walbert, ready to lead schools and support children regardless of the challenges ahead,” Dr. Kane said. “She has the instructional leadership capacity to ensure that Church Hill Elementary is a safe,
children in need, Toys for Tots, Rise Against Hunger, Personal Needs, Coat Drive, and Adopt-A-Bear.
Feeling a need to do more with children she became involved with “Character Counts”. At the beginning of her junior year she wanted to work with a classroom of children as a Character Counts Coach. Quickly she learned that there were no “minors”– teenagers that had ever been a coach in Queen Anne’s County Public Schools – and it was something they had never considered. After a lot of paperwork and breaking new ground, Skylar became the first “Teen Character Counts Coach” in Queen Anne’s Public Schools. She is now in her second year at Kent Island Elementary School coaching a first grade class.
In addition to being a Character Counts Coach in QACPS, Skylar is a member of the National Honor Society and Student Government President for the Class of 2020.
Congratulations Skylar!
healthy learning environment where students can grow and achieve at high academic levels.”
Ms. Walbert began her career as a third-grade teacher at Kennard Elementary School. During her 14 years at Kennard Elementary, she worked in the roles of special education teacher/IEP chairperson, school counselor, and teacher specialist. She also taught at Sudlersville Elementary School, where she was a teacher specialist and lead-teacher of the Migrant Education Program. She served as a teacher specialist at Sudlersville Middle School.
For more information please call Queen Anne’s County Public Schools at 410-758-2403.
Talisman Therapeutic Riding, also a Horse Discovery Center, began a soft re-opening in mid-May. The center is following a five-phase plan developed by Equine and Program Coordinator Wendy Gast. “We are so delighted to have our riders back and the horses are
even more delighted”, said Joyner.
Described by Gast as “best practices based on CDC, Professional Asso-ciation of Therapeutic Horseman-ship International, State and Coun-ty guidelines, the plan is designed to protect the safety and health
GOOD NEWS PAGENewsworthy Notes From You The Readers
Horizons of Kent & Queen Anne’s Receives $3,000 Grant from the Dollar
General Literacy Foundationsos, Dollar General’s CEO and Dol-lar General Literacy Foundation board member. “We are proud to support the meaningful and impactful work that each of to-day’s recipients conduct and sup-port their ongoing efforts to help individuals improve their lives through literacy and education.” The Dollar General Literacy Foun-dation is proud to support initia-tives that help others improve their lives through literacy and educa-tion. Since its inception in 1993, the Dollar General Literacy Founda-tion has awarded more than $182 million in grants to nonprofit or-ganizations, helping more than 11 million individuals take their first steps toward literacy or continued education.
Horizons of Kent and Queen Anne’s is a non-profit organiza-tion dedicated to providing aca-demic and enrichment opportu-nities to underserved students in grades PreK through 8 in our com-munity. Horizons offers a 6-week summer learning program target-ed to eliminate the summer slide and to prepare students for aca-demic success during the follow-ing school year. Due to the coro-navirus, Horizons will be offer-ing a “Horizons at Home” blend-ed learning program to provide support to both students and their families. To learn more about Horizons, please visit https://horizonskentqueenannes.org/.
The Dollar General Literacy Foun-dation is proud to support ini-tiatives that help others improve their lives through literacy and education. Since 1993, the Founda-tion has awarded more than $182 million in grants to nonprofit or-ganizations, helping more than 11 million individuals take their first steps toward literacy, a general ed-ucation diploma or English pro-ficiency. To learn more about the Dollar General Literacy Founda-tion, visit www.dgliteracy.org.
of riders, staff and volunteers.”
Talisman’s popular summer rid-ing program began on June 22nd. Riders will enjoy a new feature, a sensory nature riding trail, added to Talisman Farm during the pan-demic closure.
For more information visit www.talismantherapeuticriding.org or call 443-239-9400. You can also like Talisman on Facebook. The web-site contains a video showing the new protocols in effect during the pandemic. Talisman is located in Grasonville, Maryland.
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