Upper Shore News Today

CHESTERTOWN — The Upper Shore Regional Council is looking for experienced business professionals interested in mentoring new and established small businesses in Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s counties.

DENTON — At the Jan. 9 meeting of the Caroline County Board of Education, several supervisors provided updates on progress towards meeting requirements of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, a

Upper Shore Aging has announced the appointment of three new board members: Pamela Limberry of Cordova, Rev. L. Herbert “Herb” Cain of Chestertown and Kevin Moran of St. Michaels.

To get ahead of the state’s fundraising freeze, which bars state elected officials from raising money during the 90-day legislative session, nearly 80 fundraising events were scheduled this week.

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

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

Upper Shore Aging was recently awarded a 2023 Thome Aging Well grant to support the expansion of its diabetes education program for seniors. The goal of the grant project is

WYE MILLS — Employers hoping to build their ranks will gather at Chesapeake College for a regional job fair from 2 to 6 p.m., on Thursday, Nov. 30, in the

WYE MILLS — Employers hoping to build their ranks will gather at Chesapeake College for a regional job fair on Thursday, Nov. 30, from 2 to 6 p.m. in the

STEVENSVILLE — When Queen Anne’s County history teachers Thomas Hayman and Andy Anders first began recruiting students for National History Day years ago, there wasn’t a lot of convincing students