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Main Street Chestertown welcomes Dominique Ellis Falcon as executive directorCHESTERTOWN — Dominique Ellis Falcon has be...
06/18/2026

Main Street Chestertown welcomes Dominique Ellis Falcon as executive director
CHESTERTOWN — Dominique Ellis Falcon has been appointed executive director of Main Street Historic Chestertown. With a 20-year career spanning tourism marketing, coalition building, operational leadership, strategic communications and community engagement, Ellis Falcon brings deep expertise and a proven track record of driving public participation and organizational growth, according to the June 16 news release that announced her hiring. Ellis Falcon will lead Main Street Historic Chestertown’s efforts to enhance the downtown business district, strengthen regional tourism promotion and execute Main Street Historic Chestertown’s Downtown Master Plan. She joins Main Street Historic Chestertown from Washington College, where she most recently served […]
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Katie LeMaire promoted to director of Kent Family CenterCHESTERTOWN — Katie E. LeMaire, Ph.D., has been named Kent Famil...
06/18/2026

Katie LeMaire promoted to director of Kent Family Center
CHESTERTOWN — Katie E. LeMaire, Ph.D., has been named Kent Family Center’s director, effective June 3. Kent County Government announced LeMaire’s promotion in a news release dated June 16. Since 2015 she has served as a child development specialist at Kent Family Center, supervising child development staff, managing programming for children from birth to 5 years old, and leading parent education and support initiatives. She also has extensive experience in case management with the Kent County Department of Social Services, early childhood education roles and specialized behavioral support work with children on the autism spectrum. “Her broad training, reflective leadership style […]
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50th reunion for KCHS' bicentennial class is Aug. 15CHESTERTOWN — The class of 1976 was known as the Bicentennial Class,...
06/18/2026

50th reunion for KCHS' bicentennial class is Aug. 15
CHESTERTOWN — The class of 1976 was known as the Bicentennial Class, graduating during the 200th anniversary of the United States. That special class from Kent County High School will hold its 50th reunion — coinciding with America’s semiquincentennial — on Saturday, Aug. 15 from 4:30 to 10 p.m. at Chester River Yacht & Country Club. Amenities include a cash bar and DJ Rokin Rob [for your requests and dancing fun.] Dinner will be table service at 6:30 p.m. The menu will consist of filet mignon topped with shrimp, Caesar salad, redskin mashed potatoes, broccoli/cauliflower with cheese sauce and a roll; […]
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Longtime staff, community members recognized for service to KCPSROCK HALL — Community members who provided outstanding s...
06/17/2026

Longtime staff, community members recognized for service to KCPS
ROCK HALL — Community members who provided outstanding support for Kent County Public Schools and staff who are departing after decades of service were honored by the Kent County Board of Education at its regularly scheduled meeting June 8. The celebrations began with Standing Ovations Awards presented to John Schratwieser and Bob Ortiz. Schratwieser has long been a champion for the school system’s arts programs, providing support in his role as executive director of the Kent Cultural Alliance. Superintendent Mary McComas called Schratwieser “a relentless advocate” for children, artists and teachers. Ortiz is a renowned woodworker and furniture maker. He has […]
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Cammerzell to Class of 2026: Kent School has prepared you as 'thoughtful and engaged members of your communities'CHESTER...
06/16/2026

Cammerzell to Class of 2026: Kent School has prepared you as 'thoughtful and engaged members of your communities'
CHESTERTOWN — Kent School celebrated its 57th graduating class during a heartfelt ceremony honoring students’ achievements, growth and readiness for the next chapter of their educational journeys. Families, faculty, trustees, alumni and friends gathered on June 3 to recognize the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 and reflect on the values that have guided students throughout their time at Kent School: curiosity, character, compassion and a love of learning. Helen Cammerzell ’09 delivered the commencement address at her alma mater. For nearly a decade, Cammerzell has built a career in consulting, working across the country to help communities prepare for, respond […]
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Lindsay to follow Swanson as student member of school boardROCK HALL — After being the first student to serve two years ...
06/16/2026

Lindsay to follow Swanson as student member of school board
ROCK HALL — After being the first student to serve two years on the Kent County Board of Education, Alden Swanson officially passed the torch to incoming member Eamon Lindsay last week. Swanson served as the student member of the board, or SMOB, during her junior year at Kent County High School and was re-elected by her peers for her senior year. She is the KCHS Class of 2026 valedictorian and plans to attend Williams College in Massachusetts. “I’ve learned so much about myself from being on this board: about working together and problem solving, asking good questions and how hard […]
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$120K in Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund grants awarded in KentCHESTERTOWN — The Kent County Local Management Bo...
06/15/2026

$120K in Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund grants awarded in Kent
CHESTERTOWN — The Kent County Local Management Board is supporting 14 area organizations through its share of the Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund. The aim of the initiative is “to bolster neighborhoods and programs for improved equity, stability, educational opportunity and well-being for children, families and residents,” according to a news release. The Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund, established under the Cannabis Reform Act of 2023, allocates a portion of adult-use cannabis tax revenue to local jurisdictions to support community-based initiatives that benefit low-income communities and those disproportionately impacted by the enforcement of cannabis laws. KCLMB requested applications that meet the […]
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High jumper Wilson adds gold to medal haul; Depp, Hawkins extend their school recordsBALTIMORE — School records and cham...
06/14/2026

High jumper Wilson adds gold to medal haul; Depp, Hawkins extend their school records
BALTIMORE — School records and champions. That in a nutshell is the story of the Trojans’ outstanding 2026 outdoor track and field season. Two of KCHS’ stars are taking their game to the next level in the fall — newly minted high school graduates Rah ‘Zir Wilson to Morgan State University and Ke’yare Hawkins to Salisbury University. The 5-foot-9 Wilson capped his his second straight team MVP season on May 21 as the Class 1A state champion high jumper, clearing 6 feet, 4 inches on his second attempt. His nearest challenger was Clear Spring junior Daniel Apiou with a height of […]
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Women's flag football will debut as club sport at Washington College ahead of varsity competition in '28CHESTERTOWN — Wa...
06/14/2026

Women's flag football will debut as club sport at Washington College ahead of varsity competition in '28
CHESTERTOWN — Washington College is adding flag football as a sport for women, beginning as a club program in the 2026-27 academic year and set to compete at the varsity level in the spring of 2028. The decision to elevate women’s flag football to the varsity level comes soon after the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association sanctioned flag football as a championship sport for girls. “By offering flag football at the varsity level, Washington College becomes one of the few institutions in Maryland to provide collegiate opportunities in the sport, creating a pathway for student-athletes who played in high school and wish […]
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