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U. S. Senate candidate Dr. Eric Wargotz announced that Kathleen S. Kirschner, a veteran travel, meeting, and event planning professional whose political experience includes working with the Reagan family, will serve as Event Manager for the campaign.
The parking lots of Queen Anne's County's Bloomfield Farm will soon be modeling the latest in a series of efforts by the county to battle stormwater runoff pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.
EPA Senior Adviser Chuck Fox said in two interviews last week that Maryland poultry farmers could face more stringent pollution regulations than those in other states, a stance that has drawn opposition from Gov. Martin O'Malley and the Maryland Farm Bureau.
U. S. Senate candidate Dr. Eric Wargotz announced that longtime Maryland political activist and veteran White House staffer Katja Bullock will chair a “Women for Wargotz” group.
Effective November 1, the organization will serve the children of Talbot County from its new location on Maryland Avenue in Easton.
Owners celebrate with a week-long event to thank patients and welcome more.
On behalf of the Elks Lodge in Cambridge, Gage Thomas and Richard Loeffler presented a donation to Ida Jane Baker, president of the Dorchester General Hospital Foundation.
In October, to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness month, Shore Regional Breast Center hosted a dinner to celebrate the many partnerships that make it possible to provide breast health services to women across the Mid-Shore region.
Congratulations to Jackie Hardin of Galena.
Kara Conrad, a 19-year-old resident of Centreville, drove her 2002 Grand Am into the BB&T branch at Glebe Road and Marlboro Avenue in Easton last week.
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