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CENTREVILLE — Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman visited four establishments in Queen Anne’s County on Dec. 20: the newly opened YMCA in Centreville, Everside Health Center also in Centreville, and two

Luke Parker covers public safety in Anne Arundel County for The Capital. After graduating from Towson University in 2021, he covered several community and political beats for The Record Observer and Star Democrat newspapers on Maryland's Eastern Shore. He joined Baltimore Sun Media in 2022.

Luke Parker covers public safety in Anne Arundel County for The Capital. After graduating from Towson University in 2021, he covered several community and political beats for The Record Observer and Star Democrat newspapers on Maryland's Eastern Shore. He joined Baltimore Sun Media in 2022.

The following are self-storage development and zoning activities for December 2022.

Retired Queen Anne’s County Circuit Court Judge John W. Sause Jr., who was the founding director of the Queen Anne’s County Historical Society, died of a heart infection Nov. 28 at the Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis. The former longtime Centreville resident was 88.

Retired Queen Anne’s County Circuit Court Judge John W. Sause Jr., who was the founding director of the Queen Anne’s County Historical Society, died of a heart infection Nov. 28 at the Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis. The former longtime Centreville resident was 88.

A cover crop of cultivated wild mustard between Easton and St. Michaels. DENNIS FORNEY PHOTOS Dennis Forney The five-petaled flowers in the cover crop field threw me off the scent of canola. A broad, gently rolling field of brilliantly yellow flowers along the road between Easton and St. Michaels caught my eye - and that of thousands more passing motorists - in recent days. May on Delmarva.  A cover crop that soon  - if not already - will likely be plowed under or killed off to make way for c...

The Star Democrat and the Kent County News, has launched a new Shop Local First Quarter 2021 Advertising Stimulus Program to help local businesses. The Shop Local effort to assist Mid-Shore businesses totals $500,000. “It has been a very challenging year for our local businesses so we are very excited about offering them a first quarter advertising stimulus grant that will match their spend with APG Chesapeake dollar for dollar,” said Bill Cotter, regional advertising director for AP...