The third annual Saturday In The Park is happening on Saturday at Wilmer Park in Chestertown. The day kicks off with a guided kayak tour of Radcliffe Creek from 10 a.m. to noon departing from the kayak launch at Wilmer Park. Full activities begin at noon. Music will kick-off at the main stage while volleyball, cornhole, bocce, and other field games start up.
Rock Hall Officials Offer Tips For Residents During Hydrant Flushing
Rock Hall officials have some tips for residents during hydrant flushing season. Prior to local hydrants being flushed, you may want to obtain water for your everyday use including drinking, cooking, etc. When the flushing is taking place, water quality may temporarily be reduced. Using water for tasks such as dishwashing, laundry, or showering may result in the discoloration/staining of your clothes or household items Once the hydrants in your area have completed their flushing, it will not be long until your water is ready for normal use again.
Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office Targets Xylazine In PSA’s
The Queen Anne’s County Office of the Sheriff along with QAC Goes Purple, and other local partners have teamed up to create a series of PSA’s aimed at addressing substance abuse in our community and offering resources that exist locally.
Learn about the dangers of the drug called Xylazine and its appearance in Fentanyl and other opioid based drugs throughout the country. You can find out more at the sheriff’s office Facebook page.
KCHS Valedictorian Develops Code To Help Parents Track Students’ Buses
Kent County High School’s top graduating student is leaving a gift, of sorts, behind that addresses a concern of some parents. Ben Loller, the 2024 class valedictorian, developed a code he wants to use in a web-based program to help parents track where their students’ school buses are at any given time. He showed off his work to school board members recently, to some high praise. Members were so impressed, they encouraged Loller to copywright his work.
KCHS Valedictorian Develops Code To Help Parents Track Students’ Buses
Kent County High School’s top graduating student is leaving a gift, of sorts, behind that addresses a concern of some parents. Ben Loller, the 2024 class valedictorian, developed a code he wants to use in a web-based program to help parents track where their students’ school buses are at any given time. He showed off his work to school board members recently, to some high praise. Members were so impressed, they encouraged Loller to copywright his work.
Posted to wctr.vncnews.com
Jun. 4, 2024 12:16 PM CST
by pkilleen
Posted to wctr.vncnews.com
Jun. 4, 2024 12:41 PM CST
by pkilleen