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  • Food Pantry Discussion In Caroline County

    Cheryl Beulah, executive director of Aaron’s Place, discussed the food pantry’s potential new location with the Caroline County Commissioners on Tuesday. The Star Democrat reports the proposed location on Meeting House Road will allow Aaron’s Place to work in partnership with His Hope Ministries and the Chesapeake Culinary Center to provide a year-round homeless shelter ... Read more

  • QAC Woman Found Guilty Of Neglect, Endangerment In Child’s Drowning

    A Queen Anne’s County woman has been sentenced to a decade in prison after being found guilty of reckless endangerment and criminal neglect of a minor in connection to a child’s drowning last year. WBOC reports first responders were called to Station Lane in Grasonville on Oct. 4, 2024 on reports of a child under ... Read more

  • What You Need To Know About The Bay Bridge Run

    The Bay Bridge Run will take place on Sunday, Nov. 9. Participants will run or walk the 6.2 miles from Northrop Grumman on the western shore, across the eastbound span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, along Pier One Road and up Route 8 to the finish line in Chesapeake Bay Business Park. The Bay Times ... Read more

  • Mental Health In The Spotlight At ‘Ending The Silence’ Event

    Kent County Public Schools’ Family Support Resource Center is hosting a free workshop next week with Kent and Queen Anne’s affiliate of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). The Evening Enterprise reports NAMI’s presentation “Ending the Silence” will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22 in the media center of Kent County ... Read more

  • Court Rules Ridgely Should Not Have Disbanded Police Force

    The Town of Ridgely claims it acted lawfully when it disbanded its police force in 2024, according to a federal court filing made last week. The Star Democrat reports responding to a lawsuit filed by former Ridgely police officers in U.S. District Court in August, attorneys representing town commissioners and employees submitted a motion to ... Read more