Compass’ Grief 101 Workshops
CENTREVILLE —Grief reactions are often intricate and complex. When you add that your loved one
Month: May 2022
7 Questions with Kent County Public Library’s Executive Director
Do you have a burning question about Kent County Public Library? Executive Director Arnessa Dowell
New Program Announced to Better Assist Members of Vulnerable Population in Kent County
The Kent County Office of Emergency Services, the Kent County Sheriff’s Office and the University
Ellie Morrall and Koby Bonta are Washington College’s Shorewoman/Shoreman of the Week
Ellie Morrall – Shorewoman of the Week Junior women’s lacrosse player Ellie Morrall (Contoocook, N.H./Hopkinton)
The National Music Festival Announces Six New Board Members
The National Music Festival welcomes six members to its Board of Directors. New to the
State Tax Credits Awarded to Chester River Health Foundation
CHESTERTOWN, Md. – The University of Maryland Chester River Health Foundation (CRHF) was awarded an
Maryland State Police, NHTSA Spread Awareness: ‘Move Over’ To Protect First Responders, Road Workers
The Maryland State Police will be joining law enforcement agencies across the country by participating
Tea Party Festival Returns with Pyro Musical Fireworks
The Chestertown Tea Party Festival returns after a two year hiatus. Highlights include Pyro Musical
First Friday Celebrates KCHS Seniors, Features School Events
CHESTERTOWN — This month’s First Friday in Chestertown has a Kent County Public Schools theme,
Jamie Peace ‘93 to Deliver Graduation Address at Kent School
Jamie Peace was the Student Government Association President when he graduated from Kent School in