Mid Shore News Today

CHESTERTOWN — Upper Shore Regional Council recently marked its 20th anniversary of service to Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s counties.

As the holiday season kicks off, Tuesday marked a special occasion dedicated to fostering the spirit of giving.

Upper Shore Aging recently announced its new Board of Directors Executive Committee members. These members include Kay Brodie of Chestertown (president), Corey Pack of Easton (vice president), Mary Celeste Alexander

EASTON — Local hockey fans enjoyed an unexpected visit from the Washington Capitals Wednesday morning as the team wrapped up their Eastern Shore team building retreat with a practice at

EASTON — For All Seasons is part of the Governors initiative, the Maryland Regional Navigator Program, serving human trafficking victims under the age of 24 in the Mid-Shore of Maryland.

WYE MILLS – A. Reza Jafari of Talbot County is the new chair of the Chesapeake College Board of Trustees.

EASTON — BSC Group LLC, a leading Eastern Shore accounting firm, proudly serves the Mid-Shore through volunteer service. Team members at all levels of the firm share their time and

A large building-side mural with ‘gaudy colours' in Pittenweem must be removed, Fife Council's North East planning committee has ruled.

The mural by street artist Rogue One appeared on the side of a pub in Pittenweem last Halloween.

Gov. Wes Moore signed his first batch of recently passed bills into law Tuesday, one day after the state legislature adjourned for the year, ensuring that proposals designed to protect victims of child sexual abuse, defend workers and assist Maryland families become law.