EASTON — University of Maryland Shore Medical Group recently welcomed Dr. Ivan Pena to UM SMG–Cardiology.
EASTON — The Bryan Brothers Foundation Inc. has awarded a grant to Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore, in support of its entrepreneurship, work readiness and financial literacy program.
EASTON — University of Maryland Shore Regional Health has appointed Gary Jones as the first director of the newly established Heart and Vascular Center at UM SRH.
DENTON — Last month, 53 10th-graders from Colonel Richardson and North Caroline high schools who participate in the Next Generation Scholars program toured local businesses for career inspiration.
GRASONVILLE — Atlantic Broadband, the nation’s eighth largest cable operator, is working to make the holiday season brighter for children in need through its participation in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program.
In the past few months, Shore United Bank employees have been selling Shore United Bank cookbooks to raise money to donate in honor of GivingTuesday. GivingTuesday is a global giving movement, where companies come together to give back to the communities they serve. Collectively, Shore Unite…
The annual Lowe’s Wharf Rockfish Tournament, Crab Feast and Pig Roast Fundraiser, organized by Victor and Teresa Micheal, raised $7,369 for the University of Maryland Memorial Hospital Foundation’s Peggy Rosato Cancer Fund. Koons Toyota offered a $1,500 sponsorship for the event. From left: …
EASTON — November was National Home Care Month, and for the staff of University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s two home entities, UM Shore Home Care and UM Chester River Home Care, there was much to celebrate.
CENTREVILLE — On Friday, Jan. 31, 2020, Compass Regional Hospice will host its annual Gala at the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club in Stevensville.
CENTREVILLE — Scott Gornall, vice president of Baon Enterprises, presented Queen Anne’s County Commissioners with a wireless broadband service option in rural areas at the Tuesday, Nov. 26, meeting aimed at underserved areas in the county.
CENTREVILLE — Centreville ushered in Small Business Saturday on Nov. 30 with the pet-friendly Barksgiving to highlight local shops in the historic courthouse square complete with dog demonstrations and contests.
EASTON — The Saturday after Thanksgiving will mark the 10th annual Small Business Saturday. Easton’s locally owned retailers have partnered with Discover Easton to make Nov. 30 a special treat for holiday shoppers.
CENTREVILLE — A new store, Earle’s Cove Trading Company, is now open at 121 E. Water St. in Centreville.
STEVENSVILLE — The Queen Anne’s County Chamber of Commerce recognized a number of local businesses and business leaders for their contributions to the community at its Pinnacle Business Awards breakfast at the Kent Manor Inn on Thursday, Nov. 21.
CHICAGO — Sarah Maldonado-Acosta, general manager, el Jefe Mexican Kitchen and Tequila Bar, Stevensville, recently was named the third place winner in el Restaurante magazine’s 2019 Manager of the Year contest sponsored by Jarritos.
CHESTERTOWN — The LaMotte Company is synonymous with top-notch water testing products, and it’s been that way for a century.
PRESTON — For eight years, Choptank Transport has been donating Thanksgiving dinners and roasters to Talbot and Dorchester County families in need.
EASTON — Associated Builders and Contractors has renewed Willow Construction’s status as an Accredited Quality Contractor for another year.
CAMBRIDGE — The Dorchester General Hospital Auxiliary on Nov. 12 celebrated a total of 13,265 hours contributed to its programs that benefit University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Dorchester.
CHESTERTOWN — Chesapeake Bank and Trust has announced the election of Kathleen Wootton Hurd to its board of directors, according to a news release.
