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Woman’s Club of Saint Michaels Awards 2025 Scholarships to Two Outstanding Graduates

Ann Smith

The Woman's Club of Saint Michaels is dedicated to community service, education, philanthropy, and civic engagement. Through scholarships, charitable initiatives, and volunteer service, the club works to enrich the lives of residents throughout the St. Michaels community and support future generations of local leaders.

Tuesday July 21, 2026

Waterfowl Festival Awards 21 Students with the William A. Perry Scholarship for Academic Support

“We are incredibly proud of our young volunteers and all they have accomplished,” said Annie Miller (volunteer coordinator)l. “Their dedication to service, conservation, and community involvement embodies the spirit of the Festival, and we are honored to support them in their academic journeys and future achievements.”

Tuesday July 21, 2026

The Oxford Custom House Project of 1976

Cathy Schmidt

The Bicentennial of 1976 wasn’t just any July 4th and the residents of Oxford knew that. Their ancestors had celebrated America’s Centennial together 100 years before and now the Bicentennial was upon them.

Tuesday July 21, 2026

A Remarkable Mentor/Mentee Match

Harriett Downes-Slaughter

Alijah was raised by his mother in the Easton area and his father in D.C. Alijah’s mother suggested the possibility of getting a mentor for him, and Alijah said he hoped he could get a new adult friend who shared the same interests of hunting, fishing, sports and being outside. Since his parents were separated, Alijah’s mother wanted an adult male to offer a different perspective and possible path in life. Mr. Charlie turned out to be that person.

Tuesday July 21, 2026

Memorial Garden Recognizes Long-time Community Leader

According to Scotti Oliver, the library’s Assistant Director, “Mary Frances was one of the library's greatest advocates and champions. In her last year as President, she played an integral role on the building committee for the 2012 renovation of the Easton Branch Library, always acting in the library's best interests. She also created a memorial fund with the Library Foundation in honor of her husband, Dr. A. Gibson Packard.”

Tuesday July 21, 2026

Laser Letters Celebrates 40 Years of Printing, People, and Community

“As Laser Letters looks ahead, our focus remains the same: supporting local businesses, strengthening community connections, and delivering print that works as hard as the people who rely on it,” Judi added. “I consider myself fortunate that I still find fulfillment and growth in the work I do each day. To me, that’s the true distinction between a career versus a job.”

Monday July 20, 2026

115th Gunston School Commencement Celebrates The Class of 2026

“At the core of my beliefs and success is striving each day to connect with other people and learn from one another, “ said McCown. “Connecting with people and places is how we are neurobiologically wired.

Monday July 20, 2026

Important Waterfowl Decoys Migrate to Easton this July

For local collectors, an outstanding offering of Maryland decoys in different price points will cross the auction block.

Monday July 20, 2026

Maryland Department of Health’s Eastern Shore Hospital Center Unveils Patient-Created “Resilience” Mural

The mural project encouraged patients to explore themes of recovery, wellness, and trauma-informed care. Under Bell's guidance, patients developed a collective narrative focused on overcoming adversity.

Monday July 20, 2026

2026 Talbot County Community Impact Award Honored to Win!

On behalf of everyone at The Market at Dover Station, thank you for being part of our journey. We are also sincerely grateful to the Talbot County Department of Economic Development and Tourism for this meaningful honor.

Monday July 20, 2026

CWH Partners with Radcliffe Creek School for Earth Day Beautification Project

A pollinator garden is designed to attract and support pollinating insects and animals, such as bees, butterflies, moths, and hummingbirds. By providing pollinators with essential food, shelter, and water, these gardens help sustain local biodiversity.

Monday July 20, 2026

Critchlow Adkins Children’s Centers Recognized by Governor Moore as a Tireless Childcare Advocate

“Advocacy is never about one person—it’s about the thousands of Maryland families who need access to affordable, high-quality childcare and the educators who dedicate their lives to caring for and teaching our youngest learners. I was deeply honored by Governor Moore’s recognition, but this moment belongs to every childcare provider, teacher, parent, and advocate who raised their voice on behalf of children. These investments will have a lasting impact on families across our state, and I am proud that Critchlow Adkins could help lead that effort.”

Articles

Woman’s Club of Saint Michaels Awards 2025 Scholarships to Two Outstanding Graduates

Waterfowl Festival Awards 21 Students with the William A. Perry Scholarship for Academic Support

The Oxford Custom House Project of 1976

A Remarkable Mentor/Mentee Match

Memorial Garden Recognizes Long-time Community Leader

Laser Letters Celebrates 40 Years of Printing, People, and Community

115th Gunston School Commencement Celebrates The Class of 2026

Important Waterfowl Decoys Migrate to Easton this July

Maryland Department of Health’s Eastern Shore Hospital Center Unveils Patient-Created “Resilience” Mural

2026 Talbot County Community Impact Award Honored to Win!

CWH Partners with Radcliffe Creek School for Earth Day Beautification Project

Critchlow Adkins Children’s Centers Recognized by Governor Moore as a Tireless Childcare Advocate

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