“Lights for Liberty” Vigil in Chestertown Friday
There will be a nationwide “Lights for Liberty” vigil Friday evening, July 12, protesting the U.S. concentration camps for migrant children. As part of the nationwide vigil, a Chestertown event is planned for 9 p.m. in Memorial Park, at the corner of Cross and High Streets. Please plan to arrive before 9 and bring a […]
Chestertown Spy Highlights
Mid-Shore Pro Bono Attorney Receives 2019 Service Award
(Easton, MD) Andrea Ross, Esq., a volunteer attorney with Mid-Shore Pro Bono, received a 2019 Maryland Pro Bono Service award earlier this month at ... [Continue Story]
- Kent Residents Ask Commissioners to End Clean Chesapeake Coalition Funding
- Cars on High Back for Third Year, Plans September Car Show
- Chestertown Rotary Award to Sumner Hall
- Remembering Owen McCoy
- June’s First Friday is Chestertown’s Best First Friday
- A Visit to the African American Museum
- The Chester River Bridge
- Chester River Bridge Work Monday, Dec 18, May Cause Delays or Brief Closures
- “Project Protein” Completes First Year with St. Martin’s Food Pantry
- First Friday: Celebrate International Game Week at the Library
Local Food and Garden Highlights
Adkins Mystery Monday: Who Did We Find Enjoying the Summer Morning Dew
Happy Mystery Monday! Who did we find enjoying the summer morning dew by Emily's Play Garden? Last week, we asked you about lespedeza or silky bush ... [Continue Story]
- Adkins Mystery Monday: Do You Know What Native Flower is Blooming?
- Adkins Mystery Monday: What Caterpillar Did We Find on the Passionflower?
- Adkins Mystery Monday: What Fuzzy Critter Did We Find?
- Adkins Mystery Monday: Do You Know What Plant this Flower Bud Belongs to?
- Adkins Mystery Monday: What Native Plant is Blooming in Our Wetland?
- Adkins Mystery Monday: What Plant is Growing Around our Wetland?
Brevities
Red dye by Katherine Emery
I was newly pregnant with my fourth child the summer that the chicken pox was running rampant in my neighborhood. August is one of the windiest months ... [Continue Story]
- Soup by Katherine Emery
- February sky-watch 2025: Bright winter stars and planets by Dennis Herrmann
- Glimmers by Katherine Emery
- Chestertown Flashback: All aboard
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: The Bugatti Report
- Happy New Year by Katherine Emery
- Yule by Katherine Emery
- Chestertown Flashback: Happy Holidays to all
- The Magic of Keepsakes by Katherine Emery
- Chestertown Flashback: A request for family information
Food and Garden Notes
Mid-Shore Food: Simmons Market Still Beating the Odds in Cambridge
This is no ma and pa business, yet it is. It's located in Cambridge, yet most people, even those outside of Dorchester County, know about Simmons ... [Continue Story]
- FarmersWagon Offers Kent County Delivery Service
- Fantastic Fungi Comes to Easton Thursday, March 26
- Food Lab Forest Walk is September 29 at Adkins Arboretum
- Herb Society to Meet at Pickering Creek on September 15th
- Brewer’s Art and Orchard Point Oyster Teamed Up to Create Tasty Brew
- DrinkMaryland Returns to the Town of Centreville
Town & County Notes
Catfished By Laura J. Oliver
This is a story of being catfished---you know, when you think you’re getting to know an attractive person online with a successful career, who may ... [Continue Story]
- Chesapeake Lens: “Winter Tide” by Laura Davis
- Food Friday: Good beginnings
- Wood Foundation awards $100K grant to Radcliffe Creek School
- Wine of the Week: Barale Fratelli Dolcetto d’Alba Le Rose
- Deep freeze driving large numbers of Canada geese to Eastern Shore
- From and Fuller: The Trump executive order blitzkrieg
- Educators Invited to Apply for Innovation Plant Curriculum Fellowships
- The Arts Stabilization Act is, and must remain, law in Maryland by John Schratwieser
- Design with Jenn Martella: Golden oldie
- Looking at the Masters: Hendrick Avercamp