Archive for September 2020
Interview with Dr. Kelly Griffith, Superintendent of Talbot County Public Schools
EEDC: We last spoke in May. At the time, everyone was looking to find a “new normal.” It was all new then, integrating distance learning. How are things now? …
Read MoreFor All Seasons Gives Away 1,000 Backpacks Across Mid-Shore
For All Seasons gave away 1,000 backpacks (200 to each county) on the Mid-Shore. The outreach replaced the Block Party held at For All Seasons office in Easton last year,…
Read MoreAcademy Art Museum Summer Camp in a Tube is a Big Hit Among Children of Talbot County Essential Workers
Academy Art Museum Summer Camp in a Tube is a Big Hit Among Children of Talbot County Essential Workers This summer, the Academy Art Museum provided 211 free summer camp kits for…
Read MoreEaston Business Alliance forms Downtown Easton Beautification Committee
The Easton Business Alliance formed a “Beautification Committee,” chaired by Ted Mueller, Easton Business Alliance Board Member. The goal of this committee is to work on short- and long-term projects…
Read MoreSee All the Film Trailers for the Upcoming Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival NOW!
Stock up on the popcorn! The 2020 FREE Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival is coming to you Oct. 1 (9 am EDT) – Oct. 4 (12 pm EDT), wherever you may be.…
Read MoreFor All Seasons Participates in Oxford Picket Fence Project
Local artist Kevin Garber of St. Michaels has painted a picket fence for the Oxford Business Association’s (OBA) fall auction representing For All Seasons. For the past 10 years, local…
Read MoreVolunteers Needed for COVID-19 Food Distribution Efforts in Talbot County
Volunteers Needed for COVID-19 Food Distribution Efforts in Talbot County Despite returning to a new level of normalcy in our lives as we deal with COVID-19, there is still an…
Read MoreInterview with Robbie Gill, CEO YMCA Chesapeake
EEDC: We heard some great things about how the YMCA stepped up to help the community when the pandemic first hit. Tell us. Robbie Gill: We closed our 11 facilities across…
Read MoreUpdate on the Inner Courtyard from Lynn Thomas, Easton Town Planner
Easton Mayor Robert C. Willey has recently directed Town staff to take a look at a longstanding concept in Downtown Easton circles, to see if it retains relevance and is…
Read MoreMayor Willey’s thoughts on business in Downtown Easton
As was mentioned at the Town Council meeting on September 9th, I can understand the frustration that must exist within our business community. According to the reports, we have…
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