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Tasteful arrays: KI Garden Club presents Bon Appetit flower show (opens the original)
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STEVENSVILLE â Presenting an appetizing array of local floral and decorative beauty, the Kent Island Garden Club hosted a Bon Appetit-themed flower show at the Kent Island Library Sept. 24. With 109 exhibits and 24 exhibitors, the Bon Appetit show featured a number of new club members who had never attended a flower show before, much less exhibited pieces, said Show Chair Diana Bonner. Decorative arrangements and design in particular let creativity shine and are welcoming to newcomers, she sai
‘It’s OK not to be OK’: Peer support initiatives strengthen across Shore for first responders (opens the original)
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WYE MILLS â Local public safety officials, peer support leaders and behavioral health professionals gathered at Chesapeake College for the first ever Eastern Shore First Responder Peer Support Symposium on Sept. 17. Hosted by For All Seasons, the event focused on breaking down mental health stigmas and building vital support networks, reinforcing the message that âit is OK not to be OK.â Annie Brewster, a Harvard Medical School physician, author and founder of Health Story Collaborative, h
Two Centreville departments end FY26 over budget (opens the original)
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CENTREVILLE â Centrevilleâs Planning and Sewer departments exceeded their Fiscal Year 2026 general fund appropriations and require year-end budget amendments following final financial reviews, according to Finance Officer Karen Luffman to the Centreville Town Council Sept. 17. The Planning Department ended the fiscal year at approximately 105%, or $2,236 over its approved budget, mostly due to legal fees exceeding original estimates, Luffman said. The Sewer Department ended the fiscal year a
Queen Anne's Goes Purple unveils memorial plaque honoring Jim Roy (opens the original)
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CENTREVILLE â Queen Anneâs County Goes Purple unveiled a memorial plaque Sept. 12 honoring the legacy of community friend and volunteer Jim Roy, who dedicated his efforts to local youth and a drug-free tomorrow. An inaugural volunteer with the Drug Free Coalition since its inception 25 years ago, Roy was instrumental in spearheading programs, including funding prizes for the countywide Drug Free Student Ambassador poster contest, QAC Drug Free Coalition Chair Warren Wright said. Roy, a resid
‘It’s okay not to be okay’: peer support initiatives strengthening across Shore for first responders (opens the original)
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WYE MILLS â Local public safety officials, peer support leaders, and behavioral health professionals gathered at Chesapeake College for the first-ever Eastern Shore First Responder Peer Support Symposium on Sept. 17. Hosted by For All Seasons, the event focused on breaking down mental health stigmas and building vital support networks, reinforcing the message that âit is okay not to be okay.â Annie Brewster, a Harvard Medical School physician, author and founder of Health Story Collaborati
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