INCIDENT: Violation of Protection Order
DATE: 1/20/2012 to 1/25/2012
VICTIM: Heather R. Johnson of Chestertown
ARREST: Joseph Thomas Johnson (43) of Queenstown
CHARGES: Violation of Protection Order (38 Counts), Electronic Mail Harassment, Telephone Misuse
NARRATIVE: After the court issued a Protection Order on January 20th preventing Mr. Johnson from contacting his spouse began to call and text her within an…
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QA Press Releases 2/3/2012
Taylor’s Fresh Organics
Offering pesticide free – organic vegetables to our community
The Taylor’s have been farming the eastern shore for five generations. Bobby Taylor his wife Janna and their three young sons Austin, Gage, and Kane continue the tradition with Taylor’s Fresh Organics. Bobby saw first hand the harmful chemical pesticides sprayed on crops and he did not want that for his…
Children’s Chesapeake Bay Art On Display At CBMM
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) in St. Michaels, MD is hosting a display of 50 pieces of original art from elementary school students in its Van Lennep Auditorium now through March. The show represents young artists from across the Mid-Atlantic who have qualified as semi-finalists in a “Chesapeake Bay Revival Coloring Contest.”
Hosted by Donna Danielle McCartney and The…
Adkins Arboretum Names New Trustee, Board President
Adkins Arboretum announces that Henry Brandt of Centreville has joined its Board of Trustees. Brandt, a financial advisor with Lovett Advisors LLC in Wilmington, Del., has a background in banking, insurance and consulting. He is a longtime member of numerous community organizations, including Choptank Ruritan Club, Caroline County Farm Bureau and Caroline County’s chapter of the American Heart Association.
Sydney…
Volunteer of the Week – Howard Bernstein
Howard joined the CBEC team as part of the 2011 LIFE class. Since that time he has been very generous with his time and talents. Howard assisted with the Rain Barrel Sale, and then spent numerous hours with the summer camp program. It was hard to tell who was having more fun, Howard or the campers. His sunny disposition is…
O’Malley Pushes For Wind Energy
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley began his newest push for offshore wind energy. It Is the second year in a row the governor is making wind energy a priority. The Washington Post reports this year’s bill will not require power companies to sign a 20-year contract forcing them to buy wind energy. It will still require utilities to buy a set…
Troika Gallery Displays Historic Painting With Lincoln’s Secret Female Cabinet Member
The boys are back at Troika Gallery. But this time they are joined by Anna Ella Carroll, their secret female counterpart who for more than a century following her death was ignored, oppressed, and erased—literally and figuratively—from history.
Anna Ella Carroll was an intriguing and atypical 19th century woman who emerged from the male-dominated realm of war, politics, and diplomacy.…
Adkins Arboretum Honors Federalsburg Scout for Construction of Paw Paw Playground
Adkins Arboretum recently honored Boy Scout Chase Miller in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Arboretum’s nature playspace, Paw Paw Playground.
In contrast to traditional playgrounds, nature playspaces are made almost entirely of natural materials and are designed to encourage creative outdoor play. Fourteen-year-old Miller, of Federalsburg, designed and constructed Paw Paw Playground as an Eagle Scout project. His design includes…
