2019 Cecil County Chamber of Commerce Business Directory and Community Guide

Cecil County Maryland

Message from the Chair of the Board of Directors

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce, I am excited to introduce you to our annual Community Guide and Business Directory. We are proud to publish this book each and every year to showcase what Cecil County has to offer. Whether you work here, live here, or play here, you know that this is a special place. We also truly believe that this is an ideal place to grow your business.

The lifeblood of a community is its businesses and those who support them. The Cecil County Chamber of Commerce is proud to support its nearly 500 member businesses and the 15,000-plus people who are employed by those businesses. The number of new businesses in the county is continuing to grow every day, and we couldn’t be more excited about the opportunities that are in front of us. The strategic partnerships that the Chamber has with the Office of Economic Development, our corporate partners, and other organizations allow us to continuously look to the future in enhancing the quality of life in Cecil County. We take pride in our efforts to be the voice of our business community. Our open dialogue with local elected officials and legislative advocacy to push our agendas to benefit our business community does not go unnoticed. It

is our commitment and a Chamber priority to do so.

There are many different ways to leverage your membership with the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce. Whether it be networking events like business card exchanges or joint Chamber mixers, roundtable focus groups, educational seminars, or major events like Cecil Night in Annapolis, there is something for every member to participate in and benefit from. We are here to promote our businesses so that they may continue to grow and prosper.

I will conclude my message with this. Cecil County is a wonderful place. The beauty of it is what strikes me. From the rolling hills to the waterways that attract the fishing enthusiasts and boaters, the charm of the main streets and the amazing waterfront establishments that bring together the locals and tourists, we have much to be proud of. I encourage you to utilize this guide to explore and appreciate what this place has to offer.

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Message from the President/CEO

2018 was a banner year for the Cecil County Chamber! From January through December we welcomed 126 new members. Debbie Brown, our Member Services Director, introduced businesses of all sizes to the many benefits of being a member, while our first-ever membership event, CecilStrong, brought in even more members in November. We ended the year with the most members we’ve had in many years.

A new special-interest peer group was introduced: the Direct Sales/Network Marketing Roundtable. To our knowledge, we’re the only Chamber to host a special program for these self-employed professionals. Our smaller, more focused groups utilize all of what the Chamber does well for the larger group, cultivating and inspiring “micro group” opportunities for making meaningful connections. Watch for more of these groups in 2019.

Two new events were introduced in 2018. The Pirates & Pearls Gala was held in June in recognition of our 30th anniversary, and the Wonderland of Wreaths was our first event co-presented with the Cecil County Arts Council.

Sincerely, Jason Lim Edward Jones Chair, 2018-2019 Board of Directors

Katie Lewis, our Director of Events and Communications, also brought back some of our most popular annual events, including Cecil Night in Annapolis, the State of the County Breakfast, the Member Appreciation Picnic, the Golf Classic, the Manufacturers Appreciation Luncheon and the First Responders Appreciation Dinner. The Chamber is fortunate to have wonderful volunteers who give of their time and talents to serve on our many committees.

This truly is a Chamber designed “by the members, for the members.” We do what we do for you, because of you, and with your help. I invite you to get involved, get motivated, get educated, get promoted and get reimbursed through our many incredible programs and events. Let this Directory be your guide to all the Chamber and our community have to offer. We’re excited to have you as a member!

Working on your behalf, Bonnie Grady, IOM President/CEO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF

2018-2019 BOARD of DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Jason Lim Chair

Edward Jones

John Hassiepen Vice Chair

The Columbia Bank

Matt Roath Treasurer

The Roath Agency - Allstate

Jack Schammel Past Chair

Leading Logic, LLC

Bonnie Grady, IOM President/CEO

Cecil County Chamber of Commerce

DIRECTORS

Beth Creek Youth Empowerment Source

Patty Croce Kiwanis Club of Elkton

Bill De Freitas Cecil TV

Danny DeMarinis Elkton Rotary

Morgan Miller Cecil County Public Library

Denis Minihane Minihane’s Irish Pub and Restaurant

Sharon Pelham APGFCU

Denise Piemontese ODEC – Wildcat Point Generation Facility

Dwight Thomey Baker, Thomey, and Emrey, P.A.

FORMER BOARD PRESIDENTS & CHAIRS

The Cecil County Chamber of Commerce owes its success to the extraordinary leadership of these individuals. Thank you for your service to our community and to our organization.

Presidents

James E. Waters ........1988

David Thomey ...1989-1990

Dennis Clower ............1991

Bruce Fink ..................1992

Connie Barker.............1993

Joyce Bowlsbey ..........1994

Mark Smith, Jr.............1995

Christine Valuckas ......1996

Dwight Thomey...........1997

Bud Felty ...................1998

William Hart, Jr. ..........1999

Jim Brady....................2000

Deborah Carter ..2001-2003

Stewart Lee ................2004

Linda Read .................2005

Dan Schneckenburger 2006

Frank Williams IV........2007

Al Miller .......................2008

Renee Edge................2009

Brian Byers .................2010

John Betts....................2011

Bob Palsgrove ............2012

Teen Vebares..............2013

Board Chairs

Jeanne Parry ..............2014

Linda Burris ................2015

Joe DiNunzio ..............2016

Jake Ruddy.................2017

Jack Schammel ..........2018

CHAMBER STAFF

Bonnie Grady, IOM President/CEO bgrady@cecilchamber.com

Katie Lewis Director, Events and Communications klewis@cecilchamber.com

Debbie Brown Director, Member Services dbrown@cecilchamber.com

Thank You to our Corporate Partners

Many of the programs and events presented by the Cecil County Chamber are made possible in part through the generous support of our Corporate Partners. For information on how to become a partner, please contact Bonnie Grady at bgrady@cecilchamber.com.

2018-2019 CHAMBER EVENTS

In addition, the Chamber hosts numerous networking events, including monthly Business Card Exchanges, educational meetings and seminars, ribbon-cuttings and grand openings, and committee meetings. Join Us! Visit cecilchamber.com for details. Get Involved!

The Cecil County Chamber hosts events throughout the year, including Cecil Night in Annapolis, the State of the County Breakfast, the Business Spotlight Luncheon, the Chamber Golf Classic, the Annual Meeting and Installation of Officers, the Manufacturers Appreciation Luncheon, the First Responders Appreciation Dinner, and the Wonderland of Wreaths

MEMBER BENEFITS

Maximize Your Membership

Cecil County Chamber members enjoy a variety of low-cost/no-cost, business-building benefits. Additional “perks” such as special events and programs are reasonably priced for any size of business. We offer an abundance of tools to help you grow your business, including Networking, Advocacy, Marketing, Education and Savings…and together they spell NAMES, a valuable commodity for any business!

NETWORKING

• Join one of our Shared Interest (Peer) Groups including the Direct Sales/Network Marketing Roundtable, Nonprofit Roundtable, and Manufacturers Roundtable

• Attend the monthly Business Card Exchanges – FREE to members!

• Celebrate with us at annual events including Cecil Night in Annapolis, the State of the County Breakfast, the First Responders Appreciation Dinner, the Golf Classic, and the Business Spotlight Luncheon.

• Explore what’s new at a Chamber 101 orientation session, designed for prospective, new and longtime members

• Learn new information at seminars and workshops designed to help your business grow

• Join us for Grand Opening and Ribbon-Cutting ceremonies

• Network at joint meetings with other professional organizations

• Enjoy members-first business referrals

• Utilize our free online job postings service

• Find prospective customers in the New Member Recognition section of Chamber eNews, on the Chamber website and in the Cecil Whig

• Volunteer for opportunities to interact with other members by serving on Chamber committees ADVOCACY

• Be heard as part of the “Voice of Businesses” in Cecil County

• Take advantage of the Chamber’s advocacy efforts at local, state and federal levels

• Get updates on important legislative issues

• Enjoy access to elected officials

• Get involved as a volunteer on the Government Relations Committee

• Attend legislative events including Cecil Night in Annapolis, the State of the County Breakfast, legislative receptions and candidate forums.

MARKETING

• Have your business listed for FREE in our print Business Guide and online Directory

• Enhance your individual Member Page on the Chamber website

• Post press releases about your business on your Member Page on the Chamber website

• Submit press releases about your business to Chamber eNews

• Post “Hot Deals” to the Chamber website

• Get listed in industry-specific business listings on the Chamber website (for example: dining/lodging/retail/tourism)

• Become a Chamber Partner for even more exposure

• Explore sponsorship opportunities for any size business

• Enjoy members-first business referrals

• Host a Grand Opening and/or Ribbon-Cutting ceremony

• Receive new member recognition in Chamber eNews and on our website

• Promote your company to prospective, new and longtime members at our Chamber 101 orientation sessions

• Share your materials at a monthly Business Card Exchange, or sign up to host

• Purchase membership mailing labels (members-only discounts)

• Proudly display your annual Chamber Member window stickers

• Add your marketing materials to the FREE display in the Chamber lobby

• Spread your news in the “About Our Members” section of Chamber eNews

• Add the Chamber’s “Proud Member” logo to your website, sales materials, and letterhead

• Promote your goods or services through our online Request for Proposal system

• Post nonprofit events to the Community Calendar on the Chamber website

EDUCATION

• Learn valuable business tips and techniques at our seminars, webinars and workshops, all designed to help your business grow

• Place your ad in the print Business Guide and online Directory

• Capitalize on Chamber website advertising opportunities

• Take advantage of Chamber eNews advertising opportunities

• Improve your leadership skills by volunteering to serve on a Chamber committee

• Join a Peer Group to learn from other businesses in your industry

SAVINGS

• Give and get discounts and savings through “Hot Deals”

• Join our commercial and residential energy purchasing cooperative programs, and share this benefit with your employees

• Save money through the Constant Contact discount program

• Get members-only rates on mailing labels

• Take part in our dental discount program, designed for you and your employees

• Receive members-only rates for our Certificates of Origin service

• Pay members-only ad rates for “Cecil County Life Magazine” AND…. ENJOY THESE PRICELESS PERKS!

• Earn credibility of membership in the region’s largest business advocacy organization

• Protect your business through our advocacy efforts for probusiness legislation to help local businesses flourish

• Enjoy the prestige of belonging to your local Chamber of Commerce

Contact the Chamber today at 410-392-3833 or dbrown@cecilchamber.com to begin enjoying these and other benefits!

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Maryland Government

www.maryland.gov

Maryland State Police

www.mdsp.maryland.gov

410-996-7800

Maryland State Fire Marshal

410-996-2790

Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration www.mva.maryland.gov 800-950-1682

Cecil County Sheriff www.cecilcountysheriff.org 410-996-5500

Cecil County Department of Emergency Services www.ccdes.org 410-996-5350

Cecil County Courts www.ccgov.org

Circuit: 410-996-1021 District: 410-996-2830

Cecil County Government www.ccgov.org

410-996-5200

Cecil County Office of Economic Development www.cecilbusiness.org

410-996-6292

Cecil County Recycling www.ccgov.org - Search Recycling 410-996-5330

Cecil County Register of Wills www.registers.maryland.gov 410-996-5330

Cecil County Department of Community Services www.ccgov.org/government/ community-services 410-996-5295

Cecil County Office of Tourism www.seececil.org 800-Cecil95 (232-4595) Union Hospital www.uhcc.com 410-398-4000

Cecil County Health Department www.cecilcountyhealth.org 410-996-5550

Cecil College www.cecil.edu

410-287-1000

Cecil County Public Library www.cecil.ebranch.info 410-996-5600

Cecil County Public Schools www.ccps.org 410-996-5400

Town of Cecilton www.ceciltonmd.gov 410-275-2692

Town of Charlestown www.charlestownmd.org 410-287-6173

Town of Chesapeake City www.chesapeakecity.com 410-885-5298

Town of Elkton www.elkton.org 410-398-0970

Town of North East

www.northeastmd.org 410-287-5801

Town of Perryville www.perryvillemd.org 410-642-6066

Town of Port Deposit www.portdeposit.org 410-378-2121

Town of Rising Sun www.risingsunmd.org 410-658-5353

Amtrak

www.Amtrak.com 800-872-7245

BWI Airport

www.bwiairport.com

800-I FLY BWI (435-9294) Philadelphia Airport www.phl.org

800-PHL GATE (745-4283)

Claremont Airport –Cecil County Airport

www.claremontairport.com 410-398-0234

History of Chamberthe Supporting Local Business for Over Three Decades

In the 1920s, chambers of commerce were established to serve as economic development entities, helping businesses grow, supporting an educated workforce, establishing practices for workforce development, and steering business-friendly legislation.

The Cecil County Chamber of Commerce began as a subsidiary of the New Castle County Chamber in Delaware. It was formed primarily as an outlet for the New Castle Chamber’s insurance sales program in Maryland.

In 1987, the Board of Directors of the Cecil County Chamber voted to declare independence from the New Castle County Chamber, and a part-time Executive Director was hired. On January 1, 1988, the Cecil County Chamber became a completely autonomous entity.

Through the efforts of several influential Cecil County citizens, a capital campaign was organized. Approximately $30,000 was donated by local government and businesses. These monies, along with the charter members’ initial dues investments, enabled the Chamber to survive for the first couple of years, while becoming established and developing its own programs and fundraising activities.

In 2017 the Chamber was named a “Most Small Business Friendly Chamber” by the Maryland Small Business Administration.

Today the Chamber’s membership is approaching 500. The organization is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of local business representatives. The President/CEO and two full time employees perform the day-to-day responsibilities.

Cecil County’s local business community has needs and interests similar to those who were served by the very first chambers of commerce nearly a century ago. The Board, staff and volunteers of the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce are committed to meeting those needs and helping our member businesses grow and prosper.

WELCOME TO CECIL COUNTY

Steeped in History, rich in Natural Resources, full of Promise

Beautiful Cecil County is tucked along the upper banks of the Chesapeake Bay, midway between Philadelphia and Baltimore. Two hundred miles of shoreline, open space, eight incorporated and inviting towns, and wonderful rural attractions make Cecil County a great place to spend a day…or a lifetime.

Neighborly communities offer a unique character and fascinating history, as well as youth sports teams, family friendly events, a community hospital, volunteer opportunities, and wonderful outdoor recreation.

Cecil County’s scenery is frequently sought after by nature photographers, and locally owned, award-winning restaurants make Cecil County a favorite choice as a dining destination.

It’s Cecil County’s unique charisma and eclectic mix that make it a wonderful destination for residents and visitors, as well as companies who consider “quality of life” to be important for their employees.

Cecil County’s location on Interstate 95 provides easy access to the Mid-Atlantic region, as well as to BWI and Philadelphia airports. While being located in the midst of a heavily populated corridor, the County offers an oasis of green, with 15,000 acres of pristine parkland and special charm. The views are spectacular, and its personality is enchanting.

The eight incorporated municipalities within Cecil County are Cecilton, Charlestown, Chesapeake City, Elkton, North East, Perryville, Port Deposit and Rising Sun.

A Message from our County Executive

Moving Forward

Charter Government continues to evolve in Cecil County as we commence year seven. This past December 3, 2018, the newly elected County Council was sworn in, and then the members selected Bob Meffley as Council President and Jackie Gregory as Vice President. I look forward to working with them as well as members George Patchell, Al Miller and Bill Coutz. We must work synergistically between the executive and legislative branches of government to ensure that we do not lose the momentum achieved in 2018, but actually accelerate our successes as we move forward in 2019.

It is an old cliché but “it takes a village” is a value long demonstrated by all Cecil County entities. Local, state and municipal governments, along with public agencies and private sector businesses and organizations, must contribute all resources to keep our commercial, industrial and residential growth moving in a positive direction, along with the creation of a 21st-century workforce to fill jobs now, and in the future. We will strive to provide the highest quality K-12 and higher education programs to equip our citizens with the knowledge and skills required in this technical age. Varied health and wellness activities of all types

will be increased to address varied quality of life needs that all deserve, regardless of age or socio-economic status.

We are continually appreciative of our long-standing, working relationship with the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce. Like no other, our Chamber provides a wide array of business services and membership amenities and information and is always just a phone call away. A quick visit to their website (www.cecilchamber.com) will deliver a vast local business directory, varied business and community events and limitless resources, right at your fingertips.

I encourage everyone to regularly attend a Business Card Exchange or participate in a Chamber 101 session in 2019. These networking events allow you to engage with the Cecil County business and professional community and offer opportunities to make valuable connections.

Cecil County has just begun to spread its wings. With everyone working together for the common good, Cecil County will continue to soar in 2019 and beyond.

Dr. Alan McCarthy

Cecil County Executive

LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION

Strategic Access to Key Markets

Cecil County’s desirable Mid-Atlantic location on the Interstate 95 I-95 corridor in northeastern Maryland has made it one of the region’s most sought after business locations. Situated midway between the metropolitan areas of Baltimore and Philadelphia, Cecil County’s strategic location offers businesses overnight access to markets in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia and Washington, DC. Cecil County’s well-developed transportation system offers easy access via land, rail and water.

On November 14, 1963, President John F. Kennedy came to Cecil County to dedicate the area’s first modern-day toll road. Today I-95, along with US Route 40, supports the Growth Corridor. Three interchanges Perryville, North East and Elkton provide direct access for each of the County’s eight commercial industrial parks.

Main lines for CSX and Norfolk Southern railroads, plus

Amtrak commuter lines, provide vital rail transportation linkages.

The Chesapeake and Delaware (C&D) Canal provides easy connections to the Chesapeake Bay and the Port of Baltimore for both commercial transport and leisure travel. Millions of tons of cargo are transported through the Canal annually. The US Army Corps of Engineers project office is located in Chesapeake City, along with the C&D Canal Museum and the Bethel Bridge Lighthouse.

Scheduled air service is available one hour south of Cecil County on I-95 at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport BWI, and 45 minutes to the north on I-95 at the Philadelphia International Airport PHL. Air service is also available at the New Castle Airport in nearby Wilmington, DE. Claremont Airport Cecil County Airport, south of the town of Elkton, has a 2,600 foot runway.

CECIL COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Dynamic, Efficient, Responsive

On November 2, 2010, the citizens of Cecil County voted to switch to a charter form of government. This allowed them to establish a more dynamic, efficient, and responsive form of County government, and empowered them to exercise greater local authority to govern. Charter government allows for the separation of the executive and legislative branches. Both the County Executive and County Council serve four year terms. Cecil County’s first County Executive was elected on November 6, 2012. The Council is comprised of five County residents who reside in their respective districts and are elected at large by the Cecil County voters. The Council members choose a President and Vice President from among their members. The General Fund budget for Cecil County for fiscal year 2019 was adopted at $195.3 million. Property taxes account for 60 percent of the County’s revenues, while 32 percent comes from local income taxes. Budgeted expenses for fiscal 2019 include $126.5 million (65 percent of the total budget) for transfers and intergovernmental expenditures, and $44.5 million (23 percent) for salaries and fringe benefits. The County budget also supports the community’s high quality of life through outstanding citizen service programs, over 200 miles of shoreline, and 15,000 acres of parkland.

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Gail Jusiewicz, Independent Consultant for Tastefully Simple

By Drewe Phinny Staff Writer

Gail Jusiewicz calls Tastefully Simple a “delicious company to work for.” And indeed, the website is sure to wake up your tastebuds with all kinds of sauces, seasonings, dip mixes and ingredients for breads and muffins, along with many other foods designed to help you cook creatively.

Jusiewicz started with the marketing company that sells food products while she was working as an IT professional for Delmarva Power in Newark, DE. She held both jobs simultaneously for seven years, and when she retired from her information system position, she took on the Tastefully Simple consultant job full time.

Jusiecwicz discussed the origin of the direct sales company. “It was founded by a woman [Jill Blashack Strahan in 1995] who was selling gift baskets, and she realized that the people were more interested in what was in the baskets for themselves than in giving them for gifts. She actually started in a shed with no running water … She really didn’t have a dime to her name.”

And the rest is history. Products are now offered through a network of independent commissioned distributors. Tastefully Simple is a member of the Direct Selling Association.

“I’ve been with Tastefully Simple for nine years, and when I started out, it was pretty much a party company, party food for having people over, entertaining,” Jusiecwicz said. “Then about five years ago, they started getting into meal preparation, and now we have meal kits.”

One advantage to this approach is the ability of the customer to swap out a particular ingredient for something else that’s better suited to his or her taste. For instance, non-beef eaters can swap out for ground turkey. “It’s very versatile that way,” Jusiewicz added.

At one time, customers were unable to order off the website. “In the beginning, consultants used to have to carry such an inventory, and I don’t know when that went away,” she said. “I do carry an inventory, but that’s my choice. I do a lot of events and stuff, and people just want to take the products and go. So that’s why I carry an inventory.”

So, does the easy availability of online transactions minimize the consultant’s role? Jusiewicz said each method has its advantages.

“Let’s say I bought something and I forget why I bought it; I don’t know exactly what to do with it,” she said. “That’s where I come in. Because I walk the walk and talk the talk. Ninety-eight percent of my cooking is with Tastefully Simple. It may not be the bulk of the meal, but there’s something in there, even if it’s just spices. So I can educate people.”

As important as the website is in disseminating information about Tastefully Simple, another marketing tool that’s more fun and effective is the sampling party. “I do home parties so people can sample things, and the host will get a sample kit, then they’ll prepare what’s in the kit,” Jusiecwicz said.

Jusiewicz began her relationship with the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce at an event for Immaculate Conception School in Elkton, when Chamber President Bonnie Grady saw her performing her duties as co-chair for the vendors at the bazaar.

“She watched me working,” Jusiewicz said, “and she came up to me and said, ‘Would you be interested?’ I had just retired from my day job, so I said absolutely, because I am business-minded, and being involved with the Chamber gives you access to businesses and non-profits.”

Jusiewicz helped organize their Direct Sales/Network Marketing Roundtable, which launched in January 2018, and she chairs the monthly meetings. With her experience, savvy and energy, she has become an integral part of the Roundtable members’ success.

Gail Jusiewicz

Jusiewicz sets up at local events to spread the word about Tastefully Simple’s line of products.

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Population

According to the US Census, the population of Cecil County was 101,108 in 2010. The American Community Survey estimated Cecil County’s population to be 102,746 as of 2017 and it is expected to increase by nearly 40 percent to 142,550 residents by 2045.

Cecil County’s population growth rate is expected to be the fourth highest among Maryland counties over the next 30 years.

Real Estate Markets

According to Costar analytics, in December 2017 Cecil County’s industrial, flex, and office vacancy rates were 2.6%, 8.4%, and 10.7%, respectively. Recent industrial development in Cecil County accounts for more than half of all construction inventory for the entire Central Maryland area. Cecil County has seen job growth of nearly 10% over the past two years, with companies such as Amazon, Medline, Fortress Steel, and Northrop Grumman creating jobs in a diverse mix of industries.

To learn more about economic development in Cecil County, visit www.cecilbusiness.org or call 410-996-6292.

Source: Cecil County Industries - 2Q 2018 (MD DLLR)

Enterprise Zones

Enterprise zones provide tax incentives to both property and business owners and are an important economic development tool used to recruit businesses. In 2018, Cecil County’s Enterprise Zone was expanded to include the Chesapeake Overlook site in Perryville and the Nazerne Camp Road area of North East.

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Cecil County’s economy: Looking forward, moving forward

Looking forward

By Chris Moyer, Director Cecil County Office of Economic Development

Cecil County — graced with natural beauty, an ideal location halfway between Washington, D.C., and New York, and a diverse mix of businesses — has been traditionally viewed as a “bedroom community” between job centers like Baltimore, Wilmington and Philadelphia. But that is in the past.

The county has seen unprecedented job growth over the past two years. While institutions such as Orbital ATK (now Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems), WL Gore, and Cecil College have been in Cecil County for more than 170 years combined, new employers such as Amazon, Fortress Steel, Medline and others have grown the county’s job base by nearly 10 percent over the past two years.

Cecil County’s economy isn’t just poised for growth, it is growing. And we want more.

Skilled labor availability

Workforce is the most critical factor for business success. Workforce issues such as the opioid crisis, finding employees with historically low unemployment rates, engaging the millennial population, and promoting career prep (versus college prep) for a strong talent pipeline are discussed nationally, regionally, and locally.

When considering whether an area would make a strong business location, companies tend to focus on eight factors: skilled labor availability, highway access, land availability, labor costs, major market proximity, building availability, infrastructure, and incentives.

Under County Executive Alan McCarthy’s leadership, the Cecil County Office of Economic Development’s focus is on promoting and building on Cecil County’s strong position in these factors. Looking forward, the county will become an even stronger place to do business.

The Cecil County Office of Economic Development, Cecil County Economic Development Commission, Cecil County Chamber of Commerce, Susquehanna Workforce Network, Cecil College, Cecil County Public Schools, and Cecil County Public Library all champion workforce issues in some way. These organizations need to include the local business community and collaborate more – it can only help.

When evaluating workforce availability, businesses look at a region typically around 40 miles or 40 minutes in radius. Boundaries such as county lines, rivers and state lines do not come into play. While Cecil County is not on an island, given its proximity to population centers such as Harford County and New Castle County, we must all

Chris Moyer

Manufacturers such as Composites USA will continue to provide good jobs for Cecil County.

collectively ensure that Cecil County can provide a workforce that is ready for the jobs that are here today, and for the jobs that coming in the future.

Employers such as the trades and manufacturers can struggle to find skilled, available talent. These jobs offer good pay, full benefits and a strong career path. Cecil County must continue connecting young, hardworking talent with these opportunities.

The Cecil County Public School System, particularly its School of Technology, is a tremendous asset. Stronger collaboration between the school system and employers is needed to connect the young people graduating from Cecil County’s schools with opportunities in the county’s business community.

With the influx of jobs over the past two years, more coming in the near future, and an unemployment rate under 4 percent, Cecil County must focus on both developing a workforce pipeline and attracting a new workforce to live in the county.

Quality of life

Cecil County is projected to see a population growth of roughly 10 percent by 2025. New residents have expectations – a safe community with good schools, places to shop, and things to do. We need to continue making Cecil County a great place to live. An excellent quality of life is essential to attracting the workforce necessary for jobs currently in the area and jobs that will come in the future. The county is catching up to its neighbors as it relates to services and things to do. Nevertheless, we have a long way to go. Retailers decide to locate to a community for one reason: rooftops (that is, how many people live there).

Cecil County’s relatively low population creates a nasty

cycle – without retail options, there are not residents. Without residents, there are not retail options.

When the county’s low population is factored in with its proximity to tax-free shopping in New Castle County (and how many retailers have located there already), Cecil County is at a distinct disadvantage. We must work harder to bring in new retailers, whether they be new clothing stores, fast-casual restaurants, or family-oriented entertainment options like movie theaters or trampoline parks. An influx of new residents coming after the newly created jobs in Cecil County will definitely help.

Industrial land and building availability

Land availability in the growth corridor is a key competitive advantage Cecil County has over its neighbors.

While other nearby counties are nearly built out, Cecil has many opportunities for business growth and other development. The importance of this cannot be stressed enough. Other jurisdictions have large industrial sites that are a long distance from I-95, or sites that face costly redevelopment in order to be development-ready. Site readiness was a prime reason that Great Wolf Lodge chose Perryville’s Chesapeake Overlook site over other locations in the

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Air Clear in Elkton is an example of manufacturers in Cecil County that continue to create jobs

Amazon’s

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region. Having greenfield sites queued up is a major plus for the county.

Cecil County is also home to business parks that are rich with opportunity. Industrial parks, such as Peninsula and Triumph, have seen interest from outside businesses in the past year. Bainbridge, the 1,000-plus-acre former naval training center overlooking Port Deposit and the Susquehanna River, has recently made progress towards commercial development that’s been decades in the making.

When discussing large business parks in Cecil County – or anywhere on the East Coast, for that matter – the conversation always comes back to Principio Business Park. With approximately 6 million square feet either built or under construction, and the likes of Amazon, GE, Medline, and

Restoration Hardware already calling it home, Principio is already a major jobs center. It is not close to meeting its potential, however. Over the next 10 to 20 years, Principio could see an additional 14 million square feet, making it a $2.5 billion project with 20 million square feet total, providing more than 8,000 direct jobs for Cecil County.

Highway access

Cecil County’s economy is blessed by the fact that I-95 and Route 40 run through the county’s growth corridor. I-95 stretches 1,917 miles from Maine to Florida, and accounts for 21 percent of the nation’s road miles. It connects Cecil County to the largest market in the U.S., the northeastern megalopolis. I-95 is obviously a major trucking route, but it also serves to connect employees to their jobs every day.

Route 40 is the industrial spine of Cecil County, with direct access to employment centers such as IKEA, Principio Business Park and its companies, Northrop Grumman, WL Gore, Triumph Industrial Park, Terumo Medical, and the Upper Chesapeake Corporate Center.

In 2018, Cecil County received a $20 million BUILD grant for development of a new interchange at I-95 and Belvidere Road. This will directly serve Principio Business Park and will relieve routes 222 and 272 from truck traffic. This project is expected to be completed in the next several years, and will offer Cecil County businesses a distinct advantage over competitors.

An architectural rendering of the $200 million Great Wolf Lodge resort, planned to open in Perryville by 2022 .

A rendering of the planned I-95 interchange at Belvidere Road.

Infrastructure

Since County Executive Alan McCarthy took office in December 2016, he has pledged to provide the needed infrastructure to allow Cecil County’s growth corridor to reach its full potential. These improvements are the fuel that Cecil County’s business community needs to be successful.

Up and down Route 40, construction zones are evident. These projects — whether they be for a 12-inch natural gas line connecting Elkton to Perryville, or new sewer lines in the areas around North East and west of Elkton — mean progress. Some of this infrastructure has been in planning stages for nearly 50 years.

In the coming year, Chesapeake Utilities will begin natural gas expansion north of Route 40 to Cecil College, Perryville will begin infrastructure connections for the Great Wolf Lodge project, development of a new Port Deposit wastewater treatment plant will start, and Bainbridge will begin to get new water, sewer, and natural gas lines. Continued infrastructure expansion projects such as these are critical to Cecil County’s growth.

Moving forward

Cecil County’s economy has garnered much attention locally and regionally in recent years. The entire business community should be proud of our collective accomplishments, and we must work together to ensure that this momentum continues. The county has come a long way, but our best days are in front of us. Continued infrastructure improvements, a workforce that becomes stronger and bigger, and connectivity of the county’s key sites to major markets by rail and highway, will set the course for a prosperous future economy.

Infrastructure improvements such as this can be seen along Route 40 in Cecil County’s growth corridor.

Operative Experience’s realistic simulators have been used for medical training across the world and earned a lot of attention in 2018 for various Stop the Bleed programs in Maryland.

OUR INFRASTRUCTURE

Highway

I-95 Corridor (3 interchanges); US 1, US 40, US 222, and US 301 Rail

CSX, Norfolk Southern, Amtrak, MARC Commuter Rail service Airports

BWI Thurgood Marshall International (BWI), Philadelphia International (PHL) Ports

Baltimore, Wilmington and Philadelphia are within one hour’s drive, C&D Canal, Susquehanna River

Electric

Delmarva Power, Choptank Electric Cooperative Gas

BGE, Elkton Gas, Chesapeake Utilities, Sharp Energy Fiber

Armstrong, Atlantic Broadband, Comcast, Delmarva WiFi, Verizon Water

Artesian Water, municipal systems

Sewer

Cecil County, municipal systems

Facts and Stats

Total Population - 102,746

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club

By John Chambless Staff Writer

There’s so much going on at the Chesapeake Bay Golf Club in Rising Sun, MD., that golf is only a part of the overall picture.

The club (formerly Chantilly Manor Country Club) celebrates its golden 50th anniversary this year, and features a brand new and expanded wedding and event venue, 18-hole championship golf course, and FootGolf Course.

The 18-hole golf course, which is rated “4 Stars” by Golf Digest, is open to the public and provides a classic linksstyle round with open fairways and manicured tees and greens. Golf amenities include a driving range, spacious putting green, shortgame practice area, a pro shop and dining options. Tee times can be reserved online or by calling 410-658-4343.

For weddings and events of any size, the Chesapeake Bay Golf Club has opened all-new wedding and event venues with a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, golf course views and natural scenery, delicious dining options, stateof-the-art lighting features and modern amenities.

The new Chantilly Ballroom features a vaulted ceiling, crystal chandeliers, a granite bar, a 70-inch smart TV to showcase your slideshow, a built-in audio system, and a bridal suite. The ceiling and soffits are fitted with state-ofthe-art LED color lighting that creates a ceiling “wall wash” effect and can be programmed to exactly match your wedding party color scheme.

The new Lakeview Arbor on the Lawn Terrace Wedding Ceremony venue is located next to an 1800s manor house. Exchange or renew your vows with the glistening lake as your backdrop.

Combine your wedding ceremony and reception at Chesapeake Bay Golf Club and your guests will enjoy the convenience of free parking just a few steps away from the ceremony location and clubhouse. Venue options range from seating for 80 up to 2,000 guests.

The Party Pavilion has pond views overlooking the golf course, and provides protection from the sun and elements for guests. It’s available for a cocktail hour, wedding ceremony, rehearsal dinner, graduation party, casual reception and more. The Bridal Suite offers a private area for the bride and her wedding party to relax, refresh and finalize hair and makeup before the ceremony, or touch-up during the reception.

The Players Grille and Brick Patio is perfect for your reception or event. The Players Grille is also open to the public for everyday dining, offering an affordable menu and full-service

bar in a relaxed atmosphere. The newly expanded grille room features numerous flatscreen televisions, leather lounge chairs, and a casual atmosphere to relax, dine and drink before or after a round of golf or FootGolf.

The menu features homemade, traditional pub fare such as wings, nachos, burgers, hot dogs and salads. Breakfast is served until 10 a.m. daily in season.

Catering is available at the venue or off site, with a full bar service. There’s a full range of menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with stations and hors d’oeuvres options. For a corporate outing, charitable fundraiser or similar group event, golfing at Chesapeake Bay is ideal. The club offers complete consultation services on how to raise more funds for the event, advice to enhance participation and excitement, all-inclusive golf and outing packages, a variety of dining options, setup of overnight accommodations for guests, and advertising materials for the event that can be displayed at the golf course and online.

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club is also home to Maryland’s first accredited FootGolf course. FootGolf integrates golf with soccer, and anyone can play. The object is to get a soccer ball with the lowest number of kicks from the tee area into the hole. The game follows the basic rules of golf, but with no clubs – just a soccer ball. Fun for the whole family and perfect for kid’s parties, soccer teams, and groups of all ages. FootGolf is available for play after 4 p.m. daily.

There are also opportunities for golf lessons, junior golf camps and clinics. The PGA Professional staff at Chesapeake Bay Golf Club has studied extensively with some of the top teachers in the world.

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club 128 Karen Drive Rising Sun, MD 21911 410-658-4343

www.chesapeakegolf.com

www.facebook.com/ChesapeakeBayGolfClub

Aaron Hamrick Photography

The new sport of FootGolf combines soccer and traditional golf, and anyone can play.

OUR TOWNS

Eclectic Charm, Scenic Beauty, Rich History

Cecilton

Cecilton owes its existence to August Herman, an immigrant to America in 1633 and subject of heroic legend. He was the builder and first Lord of Bohemia Manor. Herman made several attempts to establish a town named for his friend Cecilius Calvert in lower Cecil County, but, uncharacteristically, he was not successful. Several generations later, a descendant again took up the task and founded a town that survived. That was Cecilton, incorporated in 1864. Located between the Bohemia and Sassafras Rivers, which attract a great deal of seasonal tourism to the town, it is centered at the largest crossroads south of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Cecilton is the hub of community, public facilities and services offered in lower Cecil County. The town continues to provide a hometown look and feel even though it is within close proximity to a growing region. Individuals can enjoy services, benefits and amenities of traditional urban services, but in the middle of the beauty, peacefulness and quiet countryside of rural life. The town is surrounded by farmland that is an important component of its history and economy, much of which has been placed in agricultural preservation programs, ensuring that the town will maintain its rural character. Cecilton is a small town offering something for everyone, with

a strong commitment to preserving a high quality of life in a quiet residential community that is without a doubt “The Way Life Should Be.”

Charlestown

Population: 552; Incorporated: 1864

Town Hall Address: PO Box 317; 117 W. Main St., Cecilton, MD 21913-0317

Town Hall Phone: 410-275-2692

Town Administrator: Mary Elizabeth Cooper www.ceciltonmd.gov

Located where the North East River meets the Chesapeake Bay, Charlestown was an active shipping center in its early days. In 1742 the colonial village became the first incorporated town in Cecil County, and briefly served as the County seat. Although today Charlestown is peaceful and primarily residential, you’ll also find marinas, growing businesses, several restored colonial structures, and a wharf that’s quite a popular place to cast a line and catch a fish. And what a view year round!

Population: 1,620

Incorporated: 1742

Town Hall Address: PO Box 154; 241 Market Street, Charlestown, MD 21914-0154

Town Hall Phone: 410-287-6173 www.charlestownmd.org

Photos provided by the Town of Charlestown

Chesapeake City

Once known as the “Village of Bohemia,” Chesapeake City was incorporated in 1839 shortly after the construction and opening of the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal. Today it is the only town in Maryland situated on a working commercial canal. Most of its interesting 19th-century architecture remains intact, and the historic area on the south bank is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Chesapeake City is a destination town widely known for its unique inland view of ocean-going vessels, proudly preserved and displayed reminders of its history, and friendly hospitality.

Travelers discover fine dining, picturesque stores, art galleries, outdoor concerts, seasonal events, bed

& breakfasts, hiking/bicycling trails, and an outstanding museum showcasing the history of the Canal. From its origin as a rough and rowdy boomtown, through an era of dispiriting depression, Chesapeake City has emerged as a charming and interesting place to live and visit. Chesapeake City is truly the “Hidden Treasure of the Chesapeake”.

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Population: 673; Incorporated: 1839

Town Hall Address: 108 Bohemia Ave., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 Town Hall Phone: 410-885-5298

www.chesapeakecity-md.gov

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Elkton is located on the colonial highway of America. Our country’s forefathers navigated its waterways and traveled its roads when heading north to Philadelphia, or south to Virginia. Once known as Head of Elk named by Captain John Smith, it sits at the northern headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Elkton played a significant role in both the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. Many of the town’s beautiful colonial structures remain today, surrounded by buildings that reflect an active business community. The once infamous “marriage capital” has developed into a thriving economic arena for service and retail industries, several large manufacturers, and Union Hospital. Office buildings, courthouses, the hospital, and retail establishments share space with history in Elkton, which has been the County seat since 1787.

Elkton is proud to represent Cecil County with Maryland Main Street and Arts and Entertainment District designations.

Population: 15,531; Incorporated: 1787

Town Hall Address: 100 Railroad Ave.

Elkton, MD 21921

Town Hall Phone: 410-398-0970

www.elkton.org

Photo courtesy of Cecil Whig

Population: 3,572; Incorporated: 1850

Town Hall Address: PO Box 528 106 S. Main Street, North East, MD 21901

Town Hall Phone: 410-287-5801 www.northeastmd.org

North East

The North East River played a significant role in the early years of this town. Mills were built along its shores, farms prospered, and local fishermen found the area to be rich in stock. One of its churches, St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church, dates back to the early 1700s, and has one of the oldest graveyards in the state. Today the neighborly town enjoys a charming renovation and is a tourist destination for visitors who like regional foods, boating, history, and antiques and collectibles shopping. A few miles south of town is Elk Neck State Park, surrounded on three sides by water with a breathtaking view next to the Turkey Point Light House.

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Photo courtesy of Cecil Whig

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Perryville

Along the banks of the Susquehanna River lies the Town of Perryville. An area steeped in history, Perryville boasts Rodgers Tavern, which was frequented by General George Washington in his travels from VA to NY, and the Principio Iron Works, which were destroyed by the British during the War of 1812. Perryville is also a railroad town; the Perryville Train Station (built in 1905) provides MARC services to points south, including Baltimore City and Washington, D.C. Today’s Perryville honors its past while embracing its future. Other area highlights include the Principio Mansion, waterfront communities, two waterfront community parks, travel plaza, Lower Ferry Park, golf course, multiple biking and hiking trails and Maryland’s first casino.

Port Deposit

Population: 4,361; Incorporated: 1882

Town Hall Address: PO Box 773, 515 Broad Street, Perryville, MD 21903

Town Hall Phone: 410-642-6066

www.perryvillemd.org

Historic Port Deposit is nestled between granite cliffs and the banks of the Susquehanna River. The tiny village was a place where men made fortunes in granite quarrying and shipping sellable goods on arks and rafts from the “port of deposit” on the waterfront. Fishing was also a big industry with a plentiful supply of shad and rockfish. Port Deposit is a well-preserved, historic, mid-nineteenth century, industrial town, and the architecture is evidence of the artistry and craftsmanship of the period. The commercial waterfront has been replaced with a vibrant residential community, Marina Park, and a new Visitor Center in the restored historic Jacob Tome Gas House that includes a Northern Map Turtle habitat and education center. Come to our town to enjoy boating, fishing, a stroll along the scenic waterfront promenade, and step back in time along historic Main Street to visit our great restaurants and shops.

Population: 645; Incorporated: 1824

Town Hall Address: 64 S. Main Street

Port Deposit, MD 21904

Town Hall Phone: 410-378-2121

www.portdeposit.org

Visitor Center and Turtle Habitat

Rising Sun

Rising Sun got its unique name from an old tavern located in the center of town in the 1700s that had a sign with a picture of a sunrise. Since this was a popular watering hole located at a point where five wagon trails all came together, many travelers and frontiersman were known to say, “We’ll meet at the Rising Sun,” and so the name of the town was established. A little known fact, its beautiful rolling hills and landscape were originally part of the Nottingham Lots of Pennsylvania, and were part of a land dispute between William Penn of Pennsylvania and the Proprietary Governor of Maryland, Charles Calvert, 5th Baron of Baltimore. This border conflict waged for years and was actually known as Cresap’s War. When the Mason-Dixon Line was established and a new boundary line between Maryland and Pennsylvania was created, Rising Sun was officially made part of Cecil County, Maryland. Limestone benchmarks can be found in the area marking the Mason-Dixon Line.

Population: 2,800; Incorporated: 1860 Town Hall Address: PO Box 456; Rising Sun, MD 21911 Town Hall Phone: 410-658-5353; www.risingsunmd.org Facebook: Town of Rising Sun - Official

AGRICULTURE

Agriculture is at the core of Cecil County’s rural heritage and quality of life.

Cecil County comprises 222,824 acres, approximately 35% of which is farmland. The working landscapes are devoted mainly to cash grain crops – corn, soybeans, wheat, hay and barley. Other rural land uses include tree fruits, apples, peaches, pears, table grapes and berries, plant nurseries and vegetables.

Year-round vegetable growing is now possible with the use of high tunnels, also known as hoop barns. You may join a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) operation which allows you to select your fresh products weekly whatever the season.

Traditional U-Pick operations, roadside stands and farmers markets offer fresh picked, seasonal fruits and vegetables.

Warwick Mushroom Farm, the largest operation on one site with almost a half-million square feet under roof, uses the most modern growing technology on their farm in southern Cecil County.

Our climate is great for growing a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and ornamental trees, and several large wholesale nurseries transport their products from Maine to Miami and the mid-west, and are even transporting certain plants west to California.

Horses are big business in Maryland, and Cecil County

is home to equine operations of all sizes, including; the Fair Hill Training Center, the most innovative Thoroughbred training center in Maryland; Select Breeders Services International Headquarters; Hassler Dressage’s world-class facility at Riveredge; Winbak Farm - the largest Standardbred operation in North America; Northview Stallion Station – a renown Thoroughbred operation; as well as backyard pastures with individual pleasure riding horses.

Diversification of traditional farming in Cecil County now includes vineyards and wineries, micro breweries and distilleries, fresh milk home-delivered in glass bottles, produce available year-round and pasture-raised meats, poultry and eggs – all available from your local farmer / grower / producer. Organic produce is also being grown and value-added products such as cheeses, jellies and jams are also available.

Agriculture in Cecil County – food, fiber and fun!

To learn more about agriculture, a division of the Cecil County Office of Economic Development, please call 410-996-6292, or visit www.ccgov.org/government/ economic-development/agriculture

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Robert Osborne, Branch Manager Integrity Staffing

By John Chambless Staff Writer

When it comes to finding the right employee for a job opening, many companies opt for letting someone else do the paperwork. That’s where Integrity Staffing comes in.

The national staffing agency is headquartered in Newark, DE., but has locations across the country. “We are an entity that serves as a matchmaker for prospective employees and employers for positions that are temporary, long-term and also directly hired, meaning that we hire employees directly for your business,” said Robert Osborne, who works in the Newark office but has helped several Maryland companies.

“Integrity Staffing was founded in 1997 by Todd Bavol and Sean Montgomery. We specialize in temporary and direct-hire employment and customized staffing models that facilitate the growth of careers, communities and companies,” Osborne said. “Specialty practice areas include accounting, finance, clerical, administrative and large-scale, high-volume warehouse fulfillment. What began as a small, three-person staffing agency in Newark has grown to a major force in the staffing industry with over 200 staff members managing many thousands of associates.”

Integrity Staffing’s reach extends through all of Delaware’s three counties, as well as Cecil and Harford counties in Maryland. “We also have an office in Baltimore, Md., three in New Jersey, three in Pennsylvania, one in Virginia, and 23 other states across the country,” Osborne said.

The advantage of working with Integrity Staffing is “We do all the work. All you need to do is review the candidates that we present to you,” Osborne said. Instead of reading through hundreds of applications, including those for people who may not suited for the job opening, employers get only the best applicants.

“The key is the five-step recruiting process we use to generate more successful candidates,” Osborne said. “We work first to understand the needs of our clients, as well as the company’s culture. Then, to attract the right talent to meet a client’s specific needs, Integrity creates a marketing campaign using traditional, digital and social media.

“Once potential candidates have been identified,

Integrity’s dedicated team conducts interviews that go beyond identifying basic job skills,” Osborne continued. “We dig deeper to ensure a candidate will be successful in the client’s culture. We work to understand personalities, not just abilities. Integrity conducts behavioral, psychographic, drug and background testing, as well as identifying fundamental skills.”

Integrity Staffing has worked with the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce, Advanced Solar/Heating, the Cecil County Department of Health, and the Town of Elkton. The company also helps staff the new Amazon Fulfillment Center in North East, Md.

In the two years that Integrity Staffing has been a member of the Cecil Countty Chamber, the company has seen the benefits of membership. “It’s one of the places to increase your visibility to others in the business community, and membership provides access to all kinds of programs and events, which are many,” Osborne said.

“I enjoy what I do for a living,” he added. “It is very satisfying to know that you are impacting someone’s life in a positive way by providing the associate a place of employment, a weekly income, an opportunity to expand their skill sets and a way to contribute to their local community.”

For more information about Integrity Staffing, visit www. IntegrityStaffing.com, or follow the company on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Robert Osborne can be reached at 302-504-9919.

Robert Osborne, Integrity Staffing

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Union Hospital

When you feel better, you live better. Union Hospital recognizes that connection and wants to empower the communities they serve to live their best life every day.

Located in Elkton, Maryland, Union Hospital is an awardwinning, full-service community hospital that is nationally recognized for clinical excellence in the treatment and prevention of disease. Since 1908, this not-for-profit hospital has been dedicated to providing superior, personalized, quality healthcare for the residents of Cecil County and neighboring communities in Delaware and southern Pennsylvania. Union Hospital combines the latest technology with the warm, personal touch you would expect from a community hospital.

More than 1,300 staff members and 360 physicians offer outpatient, surgical, and emergency services, as well as comprehensive health education programs. In addition to patient and family-friendly inpatient services, Union Hospital provides wound care, sleep studies, diabetes care, adult day services, and expert minimally invasive surgery. The Intensive Care, Behavioral Health,

and Observation Units, along with an expanded ER, are staffed with specially trained teams and offer state-of-theart medical equipment. The hospital is also a designated Primary Stroke Center, a designation given by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Management Systems (MIEMMS).

Union Multi-Specialty Practices is a large and diverse group of physician practices owned by Union Hospital. A variety of specialties are available to meet your family’s healthcare needs. With such an abundance of accessible practices, referrals to a specialist are easy and most insurance is accepted. Our facilities are state-of-the-art and our physicians are leaders in their fields. You can depend on our medical practices to deliver the type of healthcare excellence you and your family deserve. At Union MultiSpecialty Practices, you get the highest quality in Board Certified Primary and Specialty Care serving Cecil County families at convenient locations throughout the community. To learn more about Union Hospital’s commitment to Cecil County, visit www.uhcc.com or call 410-398-4000.

Perry Point Veterans Affairs Medical Center

If you served in the United States military, you may be eligible to receive VA health care, even if you have private health insurance.

For eligible veterans living and working in Cecil County, the Perry Point VA Medical Center provides close, convenient access to a broad range of inpatient, outpatient and primary care services. A division of the VA Maryland Health Care System, the medical center provides inpatient intermediate and long-term care programs, including nursing home care, rehabilitation services, geriatric evaluation and management, respite care, and hospice care, as well as recovery-focused residential and outpatient services for mental health and substance abuse.

Veterans receiving care at Perry Point also have access to an even wider range of services and specialty care available throughout the VA Maryland Health Care System, with free shuttle transportation provided to the Baltimore VA Medical Center and other VA sites. Veterans who are not yet enrolled for VA health care are encouraged to apply online at www.va.gov (click on “Apply now for VA health care”) or by calling 1-877-222-VETS (8387).

The Medical Center campus is also home to the Perry Point Veterans Museum at the Grist Mill. The museum is open to the public and highlights nearly four centuries of history along the Perry Point Peninsula. Admission is free. For hours of operation and details, call 410-642-2411 ext. 22151.

To learn more about the Perry Point VA Medical Center, call the Community Outreach Office at 410-642-1717 or visit www.maryland.va.gov.

WHEN YOU NEED MEDICAL CARE, BUT IT’S NOT QUITE AN EMERGENCY...

Two convenient locations Fast, Expert Treatment for Non-emergency illnesses and injuries.

Onsite X-Rays and Lab Testing Walk-Ins Welcome

Monday - Friday 9am-8pm Saturday and Sunday 9am-5pm

At Elkton 123 Singerly Avenue Elkton, MD

At Principio 4863 Pulaski Hwy., Suite 110 Perryville, MD

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Cecil County is also home to a number of high-quality recovery and rehabilitative services facilities. These include:

Calvert Manor Healthcare Center, Rising Sun ...............................(410) 658-9002 www.calvertmanor.com

Elkton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Elkton ............................(410) 398-6474

Endearment, LLC, Elkton .................................................................(443) 350-9728 www.Endearmentassistedliving.com

Laurelwood Care Center, Elkton .....................................................(410) 398-8800 www. laurelwoodcare.com

Recovery Centers of America at Bracebridge Hall, Earleville ......(410) 275-6200 www.bracebridgerecoverycenter.com

Recovery Source, LLC, North East .................................................(410) 441-4617 www.dexterhouse.org

STEPS Recovery Resources Inc., Colora.......................................(443) 553-0523 www. stepsrecoveryresources.org

BAKER, THOMEY & EMREY, P.A.

Dwight E. Thomey, Esquire

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Providing legal services to Cecil County businesses and residents for over 35 years. Experienced, dependable, prompt service that you can count on for all ofyour legal needs including real estate closings, new business formation, zoning and land use issues, litigation needs, and other business permitting requirements. 153 East Main Street Elkton, Maryland 21921 (410) 398-3536(410) 392-9035

West Cecil Health Center

2019 marks 11 years of compassionate care for West Cecil Health Center. As a non-profit, WCHC’s mission is to increase access to comprehensive primary and preventive health care and improve the health care status of underserved, underinsured and non-insured members of the communities we serve. With locations in Conowingo, Perryville and Havre de Grace, West Cecil Health Center is committed to creating healthy communities where we live and serve.

West Cecil Health Center currently provides the following services: primary care, behavioral health, dental, women’s health/GYN, navigation/ enrollment, transportation and bilingual/interpretation. In addition, lab work is available at our Conowingo and Havre de Grace locations, while

the Conowingo office offers an onsite pharmacy. To learn more about West Cecil Health Center and the services provided at each location, please visit our website at www.westcecilhealth.org or contact our office by phone at (410) 378-9696.

EDUCATION

Building a Foundation for Lifelong Learning

Cecil County Public Schools

Cecil County Public Schools is home to over 15,000 students and 2,100 employees. CCPS is home to 2013 Maryland Teacher of the Year and National Teacher of the Year Finalist, Rhonda Holmes-Blankenship. In addition, CCPS was named the 2012 Large Business of the Year by the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce.

All five Cecil County high schools have a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Academy in partnership with Cecil College, whereby students follow a rigorous course sequence, including numerous college-credit classes, that culminates with the presentation of each student’s individually researched capstone project.

Career and Technology Education is another highlight of the county’s educational opportunities, particularly at the Cecil County School of Technology which offers over 20 programs with the opportunity for students to gain certification in their respective program. In August 2015, the School of Technology relocated to a state-of-the-art building, allowing more opportunities for all students. With the

addition of new programs and the expansion of existing programs, the number of students able to attend the school has doubled.

To learn more about Cecil County Public Schools, visit www. ccps.org or call 410-996-5400. To reach the Early Childhood Development Department, call 410-996-5424. To reach the Special Education Department, call 410-996-5449.

Gilpin Manor Elementary School’s new building welcomed students on September 4, 2018.

The new North East Branch Library is scheduled to open in late 2020. Located in the North East Station shopping center, anchored by Lowes and Food Lion, the new library will serve all ages with an early literacy center, children’s room, teen area, business commons, digital media lab and quiet reading room. For more information about the project, visit www.northeastlibrary.org

Cecil County Public Library

Cecil County Public Library is an award-winning educational institution that champions reading, builds knowledge, and inspires curiosity through services that extend beyond books. Our library promotes community success to over 64,500 active cardholders in seven branch locations, a bookmobile, and through online access to digital resources.

Looking to start or run your small business? Our business librarians will connect entrepreneurs with key resources from business plans to demographics. Meet with business research librarians to gain insights and connections to executive networks.

To get involved with support of key library programs like summer reading or events such as the annual Crab Crawl, visit the Friends Foundation: www.bit/ly/FriendsFoundation.

To learn more about the Cecil County Public Library, visit www.cecil.ebranch.info or call 410-996-5600.

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Cecil College

Founded in 1968 to meet the postsecondary and continuing education needs of Cecil County residents, Cecil College has been serving the community and shaping its future for 50 years. With a diverse student population, Cecil College enrolls 3,000 credit students and more than 3,500 non-credit students annually. Cecil offers associate degrees, certificate programs, and non-credit classes.

Classes, taught by qualified faculty, can be taken in a traditional classroom setting with some being offered online. Many of the programs can transfer to four-year institutions. The College offers a full range of day and evening classes along with a new fully online General Studies degree.

Cecil offers a variety of associate degrees and certificate programs. The college has formalized articulation agreements with public and private four-year institutions throughout Maryland and the United States to expedite the transfer process for Cecil students and graduates. Cecil College has 2+2 partnerships with Wilmington University and University of Maryland University College. Students

can complete a bachelor’s degree in materials engineering from Frostburg State University or a bachelor’s degree in social work from Salisbury University without leaving Cecil County.

Students can also opt to take non-credit courses to upgrade their job skills or expand their horizons.

Certifications are available for various healthcare careers. Additionally, students can earn computer certifications in several areas as well as business and management training certificates.

Cecil College is a member of the Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference in all sports and competes in the National Junior College Athletic Association. The college fields men’s teams in baseball, basketball, and soccer; and women’s teams in basketball, softball, soccer, and volleyball. The college is adding cross country for Fall 2019. The athletic programs have won numerous titles, including the 2018 NJCAA Region XX women’s basketball championship.

Cecil College’s locations include the North East campus, Elkton Station, College Crossing, and the Bainbridge Center. For more information, visit www.cecil.edu or call 410-287-1000.

EDUCATION

Immaculate Conception School

Are you happy with your child’s school? Or do you wish that your child was more engaged and challenged?

At Immaculate Conception School, we maintain a high academic standard. Our talented and experienced teachers elevate their students to a higher level.

The keys to our students’ success are our small class sizes, the relationship the teacher has with each student, and the individual attention each student receives.

Immaculate Conception School is a small Catholic school, PreK-3 to 8th grade, located in a quiet neighborhood in Elkton, MD. The students here come from different backgrounds, yet they all have one thing in common—the desire

Mount Aviat Academy

Mount Aviat Academy is a private Catholic elementary school in the Diocese of Wilmington. Located on a beautiful 25+acre campus in Elkton, Mount Aviat is well positioned to serve Preschool to 8th Grade students in MD, DE, and PA. Since 1960, the school has been run and staffed by the Oblate Sisters of St. Francis de Sales as well as lay teachers who strive to live out the school’s Mission: to provide instruction in the message of Christ; to offer an educational environment that promotes high academic standards; and

The Tome School

The Tome School sets high standards in academics and personal behavior with a rigorous academic program and a dedicated, caring faculty that helps students reach their potential and acquire the skills that they will need to lead successful lives.

The ‘Tome Way’ has always been to provide a top-quality education to students at an affordable cost—that was what Jacob Tome envisioned when he founded the school in 1889. With its long tradition of excellence, the Tome School continues to be true to that mission today, focusing on academics, character, and community. The school educates approximately 455 K-12 students each year. With small

West Nottingham Academy

Located in Colora, MD., West Nottingham Academy serves day and boarding students from the Mid-Atlantic and around the world. For 275 years, West Nottingham has been educating students for success in college and beyond, with 100 percent of our students matriculating to colleges and universities. More than just a college preparatory school, West Nottingham’s core values include environmental sustainability, global citizenship, and a strong sense of community. Our programs include the Artist-in-Residence Teaching Program, the Chesapeake

to achieve more. ICS offers a structured environment in which our students develop a strong moral character, a desire for academic excellence, and an understanding of personal responsibility by participating in community service projects. In addition, we offer transportation, competitive sports, flexible PreK-3 and PreK-4 programs and theater.

If you are interested in scheduling a tour of ICS, please contact Emily Murphy, Advancement Director, emurphy@ icschoolweb.org or 410-398-2636. Or check us out on the web: www.icschoolweb.org.

to instill the principles of scholarship, citizenship and service in students. MAA was recognized in 2014 as a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence and in 2016 as an Innovator in Catholic Education.

For more information or to schedule a tour, visit our website at www.MountAviat.org or call 410.398.2206.

class sizes—the maximum number of students is 14 in kindergarten, 20 in grades 1-8, and 25 in grades 9-12—the faculty members offer the personal attention that students need.

The Tome School is proud to be a part of the Cecil County community, and has been an active member of the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce for 30 years.

The Tome School is located at 581 S. Maryland Avenue in North East, MD. For more information, visit www.tomeschool.org. or call 410-287-2050.

Learning Center for individualized coaching, and STEM education in the Innovation Center. Current enrollment is 120 co-ed students in grades 9-12 and post-graduate. Over 80 percent of our students live on campus, representing 20 different countries. West Nottingham provides over $1.5 million in tuition assistance to over 40 percent of our students.

Visit us at www.WNA.org or call 410-658-9279.

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Weyrich, Cronin & Sorra

Certified Pubic Accountants & Business Consultants

By Drewe Phinny Staff Writer

In 1979, Carol Weyrich, Bill Cronin and Manny Sorra started an accounting firm in Baltimore County. Since then, Weyrich, Cronin and Sorra CPAs and Business Consultants has expanded into Harford (Bel Air) and Cecil (Elkton) counties. Rayma McRoberts is the manager of the Elkton office at 200 South Bridge Street. In the financial industries, McRoberts explained, the older players are “solo flyers” who have established a brand and a reputation, and newer businesses tend to link up with the veterans. “We purchased or merged with Donald Greenberg’s practice. [Greenberg fully retired as of November 1, 2018]. We had also formerly gone into business with Jennifer Arches, who had Chesapeake Accounting,” McRoberts said. “So we basically got our footprint here in Cecil County through two acquisitions. Although we do have other business here, that’s what really put us on the map, so to speak.” Both additions occurred over the past seven years. In describing her business approach, McRoberts noted that the dynamics of Cecil County are very home-grown. “Just being here matters a lot,” she said. “Folks like to do business with people who are here. They don’t want to have to go to Wilmington or Newark or into Baltimore, which is almost absurd for them.” With all the sophisticated ways to increase product awareness, McRoberts cited the age-old concept of word-of-mouth as a primary force. “I’ve been doing marketing now in the company for about ten or 11 years with the chamber and some other networking groups, so the presence and the recognition is there,” she said.

As senior manager of the Elkton office, McRoberts shares that responsibility with co-worker Janet Gomes, CPA. “We go back and forth between Bel Air and Elkton, although I’m here around 75 percent of the time,” she said. About 60 people work for the company, with eight at the Elkton office.

Community outreach has played an important role in McRoberts’ life. She previously served on the board of Upper Bay Counseling and Support Services, and currently is on the board of the Fair Hill Nature Center. The center’s mission is to connect children and adults to the environment by educating, engaging and exploring local, natural resources. Or, as McRoberts put it, “They do a lot of cool stuff there.”

Over the past year, Weyrich, Cronin and Sorra has made a commitment to be a supporter of the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce in terms of sponsorship. “So we have increased our involvement with the chamber in an effort to help beef up the organization, because they are there to support the business community and to be that one voice that we all need,” McRoberts said.

One of the more impressive parts of the Cecil County business scene, McRoberts said, is simply the overall size. “You’d be surprised at the amount of business here, especially in the non-profit area,” she said. “Also the small, one-man shop, direct sellers even. There’s a lot of business here.”

As proud as she is of the services her firm performs, McRoberts also has a

deep sense of satisfaction when it comes to the overall commitment to the well-being of local residents.

“Our practice has always been that we give back to the community,” she said. “You’ll find that a lot of our employees are on a board or some committee, or they’re volunteering, because that’s where we’re getting our money from and we feel that we should be giving back to them.”

In commenting about the relationship with the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce, McRoberts said, “They have a legislative committee that definitely stays in tune with what’s going on business-wise, they have contacts at the state level, and they’re doing what they can so people can have a voice in Annapolis so that we can bring even more jobs to Cecil County. And that’s what it’s about –commerce, jobs, and making sure people have quality of life.

Rayma McRoberts, Senior Manager Weyrich, Cronin & Sorra

HISTORY

By Land and By Sea

Cecil County is steeped in American history, and has many historic sites and districts, churches and museums. American Indians were the earliest inhabitants. “White men” arrived by ship in the early 1600s as part of an expedition led by one of Cecil’s most famous visitors - Captain John Smith. He and his men explored the rivers and met the native American residents living along their shorelines. Because of Cecil’s strategic location at the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay, it became a bustling transportation route during the colonial era. Wares and travelers, including famous founding fathers, arrived at and departed from its ports, and traveled by horse drawn wagons along the county’s dusty roads.

In the early 19th century, less than one year after President James Madison persuaded Congress to embark on a second war with England, the British blockaded the Chesapeake Bay and sailed up the Elk River. It was April of 1813. They traveled the Elk, North East, and Sassafras Rivers and burned waterfront houses and buildings of commerce at Frenchtown, Fredericktown, and Principio Furnace. Due to the action and bravery of local citizens, the

British were unable to reach the county seat of Elkton, thus could not burn the town. They considered setting their sights on Port Deposit along the Susquehanna River, but reconsidered.

During the Civil War, Cecil became a border county in a border state, with some citizens supporting the Union, and others the Confederacy. No battles took place in this part of Maryland, but there were notable people and happenings. What is now the Town of Perryville became a staging area for Union troops and supplies as well as the site of a “Mule School” which readied the animals for troop transport and war. Snow’s Battery was one of the county’s notable Civil War units from Port Deposit, which battled alongside Union forces at Antietam. Many Cecil County men left their homes and families to fight on both sides, with and against family and neighbors. A drive through Cecil County today will take visitors past exquisite manor homes, 18th century churches, and covered bridges. Roadside historic markers tout the area’s history including inns, taverns, and plantations where folks like Lafayette and Washington hung their hats. Travelers can visit the C&D Canal Museum, or Mount Harmon - a tobacco plantation south of Cecilton. They can tour Upper Bay Museum, or Sinking Springs Herb Farm where a sycamore tree that sprouted in the 1500s spreads its shade over an 18th Century log farmhouse.

Rodgers Tavern stands on the east bank of the Susquehanna River in Perryville. The tavern is a monument to our country’s early history and a reminder of a past way of life in Cecil County. Built in the early eighteenth century, the tavern was known first as the Ferry House or Stevenson’s Tavern and was located next to a ferry established in 1695.

The Rodgers family was actively involved in supporting the American cause during the Revolutionary War. In 1775, John Rodgers raised and commanded a company of militia for the defense of Maryland. Because of the Tavern’s strategic location on the main thoroughfare, and the owner’s patriotic tendencies, it was a favorite stopping place for such Revolutionary figures as George Washington, Lafayette, and Rochambeau.

Other distinguished visitors included Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Just one year after John Rodgers bought the tavern, in 1781, Washington brought officers and troops through the Lower Ferry Crossing on his way to his victorious campaign against Cornwallis at Yorktown, Virginia.

The Tome School for Boys, originally located on Main Street in Port Deposit, Maryland was founded by Jacob Tome as a nonsectarian college preparatory school for boys. It opened for boarders and received its first students in 1894. It was part of a system of schools that began with kindergarten and extended through high school that was collectively known as the Jacob Tome Institute. The Tome School is significant in military history as the location of the Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS) from 1943 to 1974, excepting the years 1949 to 1951. The NAPS, the third oldest school in the U.S. Navy after the Naval Academy and the Naval War College, prepares enlisted candidates in the Navy and Marine Corps for admission to the Naval Academy. The NAPS was located in the Tome School buildings for a total of 29 years covering a period of three major wars, during which the school played a continuing role in providing naval leadership for those conflicts. For more information about Cecil County history, visit http://www.cecilhistory.org or call 410-398-1790.

RECREATION AND LEISURE

Something for Everyone

Cecil County’s Elk Neck State Park, Elk Neck State Forest and Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area offer over 200 miles of shoreline and 11,000 acres of preserved forests, field and trails for hiking, horseback riding and biking enthusiasts.

Five rivers, the C&D Canal and the Upper Chesapeake Bay provide abundant boating, fishing and swimming. Cecil County offers youth sports, family-friendly events, golf courses, and wonderful scenery for nature photographers. Historic towns are home to specialty shops, award-winning restaurants and museums.

Cecil County’s destinations include our scenic state parks, Maryland’s first casino, a creamery with homemade ice cream, several wineries, relaxing boat rides, historic covered bridges, “pickyour-own” farms and orchards, a country zoo, historic villages, a lighthouse, a tobacco plantation, a basket factory and more.

Family-friendly events throughout the year include Highland Gathering Scottish Games, Fair Hill Races, the Cecil County Fair, the Fair Hill Point-to-Point and Fair Hill International, as well as street festivals, art shows, car shows, triathlons, house tours, parades, wine and food festivals, fireworks, heritage celebrations, drag strip races and walking tours.

The Cecil County Department of Parks and Recreation

The Cecil County Department of Parks and Recreation operates and maintains over 600 acres of parkland/open space, three indoor facilities, and three boat ramps which offer boaters access to the waters of Cecil County and the Chesapeake Bay. Main venues include:

• Cecil County Sports Complex which hosts youth sports functions.

• Conowingo Park which hosts youth sports activities and offers walking trails, bird watching, and kayak/canoe access to the Susquehanna River.

• Cecil Community Center which hosts youth sports activities and features a walking trail, a fishing pond, tennis courts, and an indoor facility that is used for various community functions and rentals.

• Cecil Arena, an indoor facility which houses youth and adult sports and fitness activities. It is also rented to the public for meetings, clinics and birthday parties.

• Calvert Regional Park is a 122-acre site which is the County’s first Regional Park. Phase I houses a 1-mile paved walking trail, seven natural grass linear fields, one synthetic turf field, three basketball courts and two playgrounds. Phase II consists of an additional three linear grass fields and two parking lots. Phase III construction is slated to begin during the 2020 budget cycle.

• Calvert Regional Park which also brings sports tourism to the County.

• Cecil County’s first Curatorship, which was established in 2009. This project, performed with private dollars, restored a historic house located on the Calvert property. A complete history of the project can be found on the County’s web site under Parks & Recreation, “Hebron’s Gift.”

• The County’s three public boat ramps which are: Elk River Park with two ramps, a pavilion and a large parking facility; Stemmers Run with two ramps and a large parking facility; and Fredericktown with one ramp and limited parking.

• The Holly Tree Lighting, a traditional event that began in 1948. Located on Holly Tree Lane off of Jackson Station Rd. This, in conjunction with the North East Christmas Parade, starts the holiday season in the County.

All County Parks and Recreation programs and resources can be located at www.cecilrec.org.

Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area

• In 1974, the State of Maryland purchased 5,655 acres in Fair Hill from the estate of William DuPont, Jr. Features of the property today include:

• More than 80 miles of trails and farm roads for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding

• Five blazed hiking trails offering hiking options from easy to moderate to difficult

• Historic Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge which spans Big Elk Creek, a favorite site of anglers

• The Fair Hill Nature and Environmental Center which conducts environmental education programs for the community and all Cecil County students grades two through five

• Locations for many TV and film productions, including “Beloved”

• Numerous ecosystems including grasslands, trout streams, ponds, wetlands and approximately 3,000 acres of mature woodlands, supporting habitats of a wide variety of wildlife

• R.V. hookup sites, including stabling facilities for 119 horses

To learn more about Fair Hill Nature Center, visit www.fairhillnature.org or call 410-398-4909.

To learn more about Cecil County Department of Parks and Recreation, visit www.ccgov.org/government/parks-and-recreation or call 410-996-8101.

TOURISM,

SHOPPING AND DINING

Tempt Your Senses with Cecil County’s Great Outdoors!

Feel the breeze as you paddle a shimmering waterway… or as your horse trots across a country field.

Hear the squawk of a seagull soaring overhead… or the echo-o-o of your voice inside a covered bridge.

Taste perfectly seasoned steamed crabs, sizzling steaks, or other Chesapeake Bay cuisine after a day of hiking and bird watching.

Watch a deer munch foliage along a wooded trail… or a brilliant sunset burst across the horizon at the end of the day.

Smell fine leather saddles as horse and rider ready for an adventure, or the scent of a delicious breakfast drifting beneath your door at an inn.

Cecil County has beautiful State Parks and over 100 miles of trails for hiking, biking, or horseback riding.

Fox Catcher Covered Bridge, Fair Hill NRMA

Photo by T Sherman

Photo by Les

Foodie Alert!

Eat local! Award winning Cecil County restaurants offer mouthwatering menu items and authentic dining experiences. Discover delicious Chesapeake Bay entrées, gourmet cuisine with wine pairings, sizzling steaks, sushi, down-home family fare, and more, at eateries along the waterfront, in charming small towns, and in the countryside. Many offer seasonal outdoor dining and scenic views, as well as being surrounded by unique specialty shops. Enjoy foodie destinations with taste-tempting treats such as local baked goods, wine, craft beers, homemade ice cream, doughnuts, confections from the chocolate shop, farm fresh cheese, honey, and seasonal produce.

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Photos by Blonnie and David, WAGS.media

Family Fun

Make new friends at Plumpton Park Zoo, take a horseback trail ride, drop a line to nab a fish, play foot golf or disc golf, or tackle a challenging paint ball course. Rent a kayak and paddle the shorelines, hike a trail, tour a historic plantation, or take a sight-seeing boat ride. Enjoy farm destinations offering “pick your own” fruits, seasonal activities, and produce stands, or book an appointment to visit with adorable Alpacas. And save time for treasure hunting at antique and specialty shops.

YOU DREAM IT

ACCOMPLISH IT HERE

Innovation is equal parts science and magical thinking. Dreamers revolutionize the way we live, one bold idea at a time. From next-generation space technologies to nanomedicine, Cecil County businesses enhance what we know and how we grow. As a premier location for innovation, Cecil County, Maryland powers this process through business-focused initiatives and fast-track permitting.

•World-class companies include: Amazon, Northrop Grumman, WL Gore, and Terumo Medical

•Situated along I-95 in the middle of the East Coast, Cecil County businesses can access over 90 million domestic consumers overnight, or use other prime transportation options such as port, rail, and plane

•Affordable commercial space ranging in size from 100 to 1,000 acres

•Home to cutting edge startups like Clene Nanomedicine and Operative Experience

•19,000 acres of Opportunity Zone sites

•Robust, talented workforce ranging from entry to executive-level

•Innovative assistance programs supporting strategic growth through corporate training assistance and tax credits geared toward job creation and manufacturing

Cecil County — where dreamers are welcome. Contact the Cecil County Office of Economic Development at 410.996.6292 or www.cecilbusiness.org

REAL ESTATE

Your Oasis Awaits You!

Cecil County is less than an hour from the metropolitan areas of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and a short drive from Dover, DE, and Lancaster, PA. Discover nearby beaches and mountains, just two hours away. Cecil County’s diverse real estate market includes waterfront homes, farmland, residential developments, multi-family units, and commercial properties, making this a beautiful place to spend the day...or a lifetime.

Local newspapers and the Internet are great ways to learn about the local housing market. Use this Directory to find a variety of resources, including hotels, realtors, movers and storage companies.

Honoring Dr. Carl Roberts, a tireless leader and invaluable resource

As a longtime member of the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Carl Roberts has chaired the chamber’s Government Relations Committee since 2012. His achievements in this capacity include guiding the planning of the annual Cecil Night in Annapolis, monitoring proposed legislation on behalf of chamber members, and researching potential impact on local businesses. He also serves as emcee for the Chamber’s annual State of the County Breakfast.

While he shies away from the spotlight, Carl was singled out for the Chamber’s 2018 IMPACT Cecil County Award. IMPACT stands for Individuals Making Positive Additions and Changes To Cecil County, and that’s certainly the case here. Recipients are recognized for having achieved something – or more than one thing -- so big, so impactful, that it just has to acknowledged.

Carl is highly regarded by his peers, those he serves, and those who have reported to him during his varied career. He has been described as a leader, a facilitator, a mediator, a liaison and even “an ultimate planner.” Someone else called him “an invaluable resource in Cecil County.” There is widespread speculation that retirement is not in his vocabulary.

Carl spent 40 years in education, beginning in Cecil County in 1968 at North East Elementary School, where he taught physical education. He transferred to Elkton High School, where he spent one year. He then served as the director of the Donaldson Brown Conference Center for the University of Maryland from 1970 to 1973, and then returned to teaching in 1973 with Harford County Public Schools, where he served for 23 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and assistant superintendent. He returned to Cecil County Public Schools in 1996, where he served as the Superintendent of Schools for 12 years, before retiring in 2008.

Along the way, Carl has been the past President of the Public School Superintendents Association of Maryland, and for several years he served as the organization’s Legislative Chairperson, meeting with legislators and testifying before the General Assembly. Carl also served as the Executive Director for the Public School Superintendents’ Association of Maryland, and currently serves as strategic

consultant to County Executive Alan McCarthy.

In this current role, Carl has assisted in creating a comprehensive customer service plan for county employees. He serves as liaison between Cecil County government and Cecil County public schools, and he has assisted in strategic planning for substance abuse prevention.

There is hardly an institution in Cecil County that has not been touched in a positive way by Carl’s leadership, guidance and knowledge. Our schools, our County government, and our Chamber are better for having him involved, and we look forward to many more years of working together.

Legislative Advocacy on Behalf of our Members

The Cecil County Chamber serves as the voice of business at the county, state and local levels.

The Chamber’s Government Relations Committee (GRC) is made up of volunteers from local businesses of all types and sizes. The committee meets periodically throughout the year, and weekly from mid-January

Dr. Carl Roberts receives the 2018 IMPACT Award.

through early April while the Maryland State Legislature is in session. Chamber members are invited to attend any or all committee meetings to share information and views about pending legislation.

The GRC often hosts state and local elected officials at regular committee meetings for candid discussions of business-related issues. The committee also hosts special events each year, including the State of the County Breakfast, Cecil Night in Annapolis, and a Legislative Wrap-up at the end of the legislative session. In election years, candidate forums may also be coordinated and hosted by committee members.

The GRC also releases a Legislative Issues Online Survey to chamber members each fall. The data provided helps the committee prioritize topics and concerns in preparation for the upcoming Legislative Session and create the Chamber’s Legislative Brief that is shared with the entire General Assembly at Cecil Night in Annapolis. This information is critical to the GRC to ensure that we are properly representing Chamber members’ priorities and concerns associated with local, state and federal legislation.

Legislative Priorities

Maryland General Assembly Session 2019

Cecil County Chamber of Commerce members responded to the annual Government Relations Committee legislative priority survey. The results provided the basis for the following list of concerns, in priority order:

• Education - Cecil County Public Schools, K-12

• Opioid/Heroin Epidemic

• Public Safety

• Higher Education – Cecil College, Certifications and Licensure

• Workforce Development/Availability

• Development – Commercial/Residential

• Infrastructure: Utilities – Water, Wastewater, Natural Gas

• Infrastructure/Transportation: Bridges/Roads

• High Speed Internet/Technology

• Public Transportation (Bus, rail, etc.)

For more information on the GRC, contact Katie Lewis at 410-392-3833.

MEMBERSHIP INDEX

1-Touch Solutions, LLC .................................(410) 398-2248

TELEPHONE SYSTEMS AND SERVICES

2 Guys Flooring Concepts Inc.......................(484) 889-4692

CLEANING AND JANITORIAL SERVICES

4Ten Vapors ....................................................(410) 618-2211

RETAIL STORES

AA. John Price, Patterson Price Real Estate ..(302) 378-9550

REAL ESTATE

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce ................(410) 272-2580 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

About Town Limousine ..................................(410) 287-6400 LIMOUSINE SERVICES

Abra Auto Body Repair ..................................(410) 658-5553 AUTOMOBILE PARTS/REPAIR AND SERVICE

Acorn Management Co., Inc. .........................(410) 620-0004 STORAGE

ACS Services ..................................................(484) 832-8198

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

ADP ..................................................................(412) 427-7967

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

Advanced Pest Management .....................(800) 5NO-BUGS PEST CONTROL SERVICES

AdvoCare International ..................................(610) 858-0113

HEALTH MAINTENANCE

Aero Energy ....................................................(410) 939-3300 OIL AND GAS SERVICE

Aging Life Guides, LLC ..................................(443) 207-8834

HEALTH CARE

Air-Clear, LLC....................................(443) 245-3400 ext. 113

AIR QUALITY SERVICES

Aire Serv Heating & Air .................................(410) 620-5400 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

Albert P. Close Foundation ............................(410) 838-2237

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Allegiant Fire Protection, LLC .......................(302) 454-1240 FIRE PROTECTION/PREVENTION SYSTEMS

Alpha Engineering, Inc...................................(302) 834-3344 ENGINEERS

Altra Lawncare & Landscaping Services, Inc....................................................(410) 392-0880

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

Amazon MDT2 North East MD .......................(855) 574-2049 DISTRIBUTION CENTER

American Cancer Society ..............................(302) 324-4227 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

American Home & Hardware .........................(410) 398-1900 BUILDING MATERIALS

American Land Consultants, Inc...................(410) 398-5000 ENGINEERS - CIVIL

American Spirit Federal Credit Union...........(302) 738-4515

BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

American Van and Storage Corporation ......(302) 369-0900

MOVING AND STORAGE

Anchor Buick GMC .........................................(410) 398-0700

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS/SALES

APEX Piping Systems, Inc. ............................(302) 995-6136

WELDING FABRICATION AND SUPPLIES

APG Federal Credit Union ............(410) 272-4000 ext. 3571 BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Apple Auto.......................................................(410) 398-1600

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS/SALES

Ardent Title Company ....................................(410) 996-9780

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

Aristotle Education Foundation -

Michael Garrity................................................(443) 877-7191

ESTATE PLANNING

Armored Fire Protection ................................(302) 563-3516

FIRE PROTECTION/PREVENTION SYSTEMS

Armstrong .......................................................(877) 277-5711

CABLE/TELEVISION

Artesian Water ................................................(302) 453-6900

UTILITIES

Asian Garden ..................................................(410) 398-3333

RESTAURANTS

Atlantic Home Loans ......................................(302) 803-5010

MORTGAGE LENDING

ATV Office Center ...........................................(410) 287-8710

REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL

AUI Power........................................................(443) 715-0000

ELECTRICAL SERVICES - COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

BBainbridge Development Corporation ..........(410) 378-9200

BUILDERS/LAND DEVELOPMENT

Baker’s Restaurant .........................................(410) 398-2435

RESTAURANTS

Baker, Thomey and Emrey, P.A. ....................(410) 398-3536

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Basement Systems USA ................................(410) 858-4610

BUILDERS/REMODELING

Basin Run Animal Hospital ............................(410) 658-5709

VETERINARIANS

Bathon Builders, Inc.......................................(410) 398-0800

CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Bay Country Associates, Inc. ........................(302) 540-4106

CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Bay View Yacht Sales .....................................(410) 885-2468

BOAT SALES AND SERVICE

BBSI .................................................................(443) 519-2785

INSURANCE

BCV Commercial Realty, LLC .............(410) 296-2626 ext. 4

REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL

Belle Hill Self Storage ....................................(410) 620-9900 STORAGE

Benefit Watch, LLC .........................................(410) 931-6700

INSURANCE

Best Western North East Inn .........................(410) 287-5450 HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Better Business Bureau of Maryland............(410) 347-3990 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Binns Consulting, LLC ...................................(443) 350-5781 CONSULTING - NONPROFITS

Body Force Fitness ........................................(855) 748-7246

FITNESS FACILITY

Bowers Law.....................................................(410) 885-6200

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil County..............(443) 720-0669

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Brand3 .............................................................(844) 527-2633 CONSULTANT

Brian Jones, L&W Insurance .........................(302) 379-0073 INSURANCE

Bristoll Plantation Landscaping....................(410) 392-6001

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

Brown, Brown & Young, P.A. .........................(410) 392-3900

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Builders Surplus Center, Inc. ........................(410) 287-7040

BUILDING MATERIALS

Bulle Rock .......................................................(410) 939-8887

GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS

Business and Education Partnership Advisory Council (BEPAC) ...........................................................(410) 996-5474

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Buttonwood Beach R.V. Resort .....................(410) 275-2108

CAMPGROUNDS AND RV PARKS C

C3ntral Tavern .................................................(410) 392-5000 RESTAURANTS

Calvert Farm....................................................(410) 658-3914

AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Calvert Manor Healthcare Center ..................(410) 658-9002 HEALTH CARE

Camdyn’s Yard ................................................(443) 350-6615

553-7312 MANUFACTURERS

Captain’s Quarters for Pets, LLC ..................(410) 398-8320 PET SERVICES - GROOMING/KENNEL/SUPPLIES

Cecil

Realtors, Inc. ............(410) 398-4844 TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

Cecil County Breeders’ Fair, Inc./ Fair Hill Races ................................................(410) 398-2578

HORSE FARMS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Cecil County Chamber of Commerce ...........(410) 392-3833 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Cecil County Classroom Teachers Association (CCCTA) ...........................................................(410) 656-0200 TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

Cecil County Community Mediation Center .(443) 207-5159 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Cecil County Council .....................................(410) 996-5201 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Department of Community Services ......................................(410) 996-5295 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Department of Emergency Services ......................................(410) 392-2012 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Department of Parks and Recreation .....................................(410) 996-8101 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Department of Social Services(410) 996-0100 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Fair ............................................(410) 392-3440

AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Cecil County Firemen’s Association ............(410) 441-0691

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Cecil County Government .............................(410) 996-5201

GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Health Department...................(410) 996-5550 HEALTH CARE

Cecil County Life Magazine/Ad Pro Inc. .......(610) 869-5553

NEWSPAPERS/PERIODICALS

Cecil County Office of Economic Development ...................................................(410) 996-6292 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Public Library............(410) 996-5600 ext. 128 PUBLIC LIBRARY

Cecil County Public Schools .........................(410) 996-5400 EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

Cecil County School EFCU ............................(410) 398-6921 BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Cecil County Sheriff’s Office .........................(410) 996-5500 GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Tourism .....................................(410) 996-6299 TOURISM

Cecil Dancenter ..............................................(410) 287-3546 DANCE SCHOOL

Cecil TV ...........................................................(215) 850-0238

CABLE/TELEVISION

Cecil Whig .......................................................(443) 245-5074 ADVERTISING AND MEDIA

Chateau Bu-De, LLC Bohemia Manor Farm (410) 885-2500 WINERIES

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club ............................(410) 658-4343 GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS

Chesapeake Bay Yoga & Wellness ...............(254) 290-1141 HEALTH CARE

Chesapeake City Chamber of Commerce ....(410) 920-7018 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Chesapeake Feline Association ....................(410) 507-0664 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Chesapeake Inn Restaurant & Marina ..........(410) 885-2040 RESTAURANTS

Chesapeake Pawn Brokers............................(410) 885-3034 PAWN SHOP

Chesapeake Ridge..........................................(410) 287-7590 APARTMENTS

Chesapeake Utilities.......................................(800) 427-0015 UTILITIES

Chessie Marine Sales, Inc..............................(410) 620-2628 BOAT SALES AND SERVICE

Chestnut Point Properties, LLC ....................(410) 937-9440 REAL ESTATE - DEVELOPMENT

Chick-Fil-A - Elkton.........................................(410) 392-9494 RESTAURANTS

Chili’s ...............................................................(410) 620-3165 RESTAURANTS

Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc. .............(410) 479-0380 UTILITIES

Christmas in April - Cecil County..................(443) 907-5289 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

City Home Medical Supply, Inc. ........(410) 392-2850 ext. 13 HOME HEALTH CARE

Claremont Airport - Cecil County Airport .....(410) 398-0234 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Clean Markets LLC (Delmarva Power Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs) .......................................(267) 250-4550 ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Clene Nanomedicine, Inc. ..............................(443) 273-1618 MANUFACTURERS

Clower, Parrack & Seaman ............................(410) 398-7400 LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Colonial Life ....................................................(443) 350-7983 INSURANCE

Colonial Metals ...............................................(410) 398-7200 MANUFACTURERS

Comcast of Delmarva .....................................(302) 363-6162 CABLE/TELEVISION

Comfort Inn & Suites - North East ................(410) 287-7100

HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Community Fire Co. of Rising Sun, Inc. .......(410) 658-6300

BANQUET FACILITIES

Community Fire Company of Perryville, MD, Inc...........................................(410) 642-2647

BANQUET FACILITIES

Compass Home Inspections .........................(302) 563-7469 HOME INSPECTIONS

Complete Recycling Group, LLC ..................(410) 398-6727 RECYCLING

Composites USA.............................................(410) 287-2700 MANUFACTURERS

CompReferrals ................................................(443) 309-4746

BUSINESS SERVICES

Continuing Education Services, Inc. ............(410) 398-7036

EDUCATION - CONSULTANTS

CORE - Design Group, LLC ...........................(410) 642-6639 ARCHITECTS

Covenant Financial Strategies, Inc. ..............(410) 734-9113

FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

CQI Associates, LLC ......................................(410) 740-0667 UTILITIES

Crothers Insurance Agencies, Inc.................(410) 658-5200 INSURANCE

Crouse Brothers HVAC, Inc. ..........................(410) 398-1530

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

Crown Trophy of Glasgow .............................(302) 838-6600

RETAIL STORES

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Daddy O’s & Chef Du Jour Catering .............(610) 255-0300

RESTAURANTS

Damsel In Defense - Melissa Comeau ..........(302) 367-0208

DIRECT SALES

Dann Marine Towing .......................................(410) 885-5055

MARINE TRANSPORTATION

Deep Roots, Inc. .............................................(410) 275-2194

HOMELESS SHELTER

Del-Mar-Va Council, Inc. Boy Scouts of America .......................................................(302) 622-3300

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours (302) 454-7800 ext. 616 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Delaware Small Business Chamber..............(302) 482-2120 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Delmarva Document Solutions, Inc. .............(410) 548-5844 COPIERS AND PRINTERS

Delmarva Power..............................................(410) 287-7162 UTILITIES

Delmarva Power Energy Savings for Business Program ....................................(301) 556-2025

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

DEXSTA Federal Credit Union ......................(833) 2DEXSTA

BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Division of Rehabilitation Services...............(410) 996-0620

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

DLLR Division of Workforce Development ..(410) 996-0579

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Dolben .............................................................(410) 287-2371 APARTMENTS

Domain Spa & Salon ......................................(410) 620-0711

PERSONAL SERVICE

Drass Insurance Agency, Inc. ........................(302) 998-1331

INSURANCE

Dyekman Design.............................................(410) 885-5680

GRAPHIC DESIGN

EckerdConnects Youth Workforce

Development Program ...................................(443) 907-1403

EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

Eco Solar Solutions........................................(302) 893-0073

UTILITIES

Edward Jones .................................................(410) 398-4214 FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

Elk Landing Investigations LLC ....................(443) 406-6598 INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Elkton Associates Limited Partnership ........(410) 752-5444 RETAIL STORES

Elkton Car Wash .............................................(410) 398-2022

Elkton Chamber and Alliance ........................(410) 398-5076

Elkton Dermatology........................................(443) 485-6614

Elkton Florist...................................................(410)

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Eastern Shore Bookkeeping..........................(484) 800-1520

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

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Fluoron, Inc. ....................................................(410) 392-0220

MANUFACTURERS

Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program...............................................(410) 378-3817

HORSE FARMS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Friends Foundation of the Cecil County Public Library...................................(410) 996-5600 ext. 474

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Fritz Printing ...................................................(410) 287-0460

PRINTERS/PUBLISHERS/TYPESETTERS/GRAPHICS

Furnace Bay Golf Course ..............................(410) 642-6816

GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS

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Galahad Marine ...............................................(833) 425-2423 MARINAS

Galvinell Meat Co. Inc. ...................................(410) 378-3032 BUTCHER

Ganvir Law LLC ..............................................(410) 713-1512

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Gary Simpers Automotive, Inc. .....................(410) 287-8678

AUTOMOBILE PARTS/REPAIR AND SERVICE

Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. .................(410) 515-9446 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

Greater Rising Sun Chamber of Commerce (410) 658-5522 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Ground Loop Heating & Air, Inc. ...................(410) 836-1706

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

Group Benefit Strategies, LLC ......................(410) 420-2828 INSURANCE

Grunge Muffin Designs ..................................(443) 252-2800 GRAPHIC DESIGN

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H&B Plumbing & Heating, Inc. ......................(410) 885-5012 PLUMBING

Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna..............(410) 638-4434 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Hampton Inn....................................................(410) 398-7777 HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Happy Helpers Transit, LLC...........................(443) 466-6038 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Harford Bank - Elkton Branch .......................(410) 398-3426 BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Harlan C. Williams Co. ...................................(410) 392-8646 REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

Havre de Grace Chamber of Commerce.......(410) 939-3303 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Healthiest Maryland Businesses...................(443) 257-9176 GOVERNMENT

Heather BaraldiLularoe with Baraldi Boutique.......................(610) 550-1344 DIRECT SALES

Heidi’s Tupperware Palooza - Heidi Fontz ...(443) 257-1784 DIRECT SALES

Heartland Payment Systems – Mark Aguilera (302) 837-7119 MERCHANT SERVICES

Hertrich of Elkton ...........................................(443) 907-1500 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS/SALES

Hill Culinary.....................................................(443) 567-9925 CATERERS

Hillside Oil Heating & Cooling .......................(410) 398-2146 OIL AND GAS SERVICE

Historical Society of Cecil County ................(410) 398-1790 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

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Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites ..........(410) 287-0008 HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Holloway Eye Care .........................................(410) 392-2323

OPTOMETRISTS/OPTICIANS/OPTICAL LABS/ OPTHALMOLOGISTS

Hollywood Casino Perryville .........................(410) 378-8500 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Home2 Suites by Hilton ................................(410) 272-0203 HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Howard Bank...................................................(410) 844-4419

BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Hunter’s Auction Service, Inc. .......................(410) 658-6400 AUCTIONEER

IIKEA Distribution Services, Inc. ....................(410) 642-6280 DISTRIBUTION CENTER

Image 360 Harford .........................................(410) 273-9742 SIGNS

Immaculate Conception School ....................(410) 398-2636

EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

Independent Chem-Dry ..................................(443) 827-9275

CARPET AND UPHOLSTRY CLEANING

Indian Falls Dental Center .............................(410) 297-2323 DENTISTS

Inframark, LLC ................................................(410) 392-0711 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Integrity Real Estate - John Ford ..................(410) 287-8080 REAL ESTATE

Integrity Staffing .............................................(302) 504-9919

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

It’s PayDay ......................................................(410) 879-5200 PAYROLL SERVICES

JJackson Hewitt Tax Service ...........................(410) 827-7363

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

JayZees Pool and Spa Supplies....................(410) 287-8295 POOL AND SPA

Johnny’s Sushi House LLC ...........................(410) 642-0009 RESTAURANTS

Johnson’s Excavating & Lawn Service Inc. .(443) 553-8088 BUILDERS/LAND DEVELOPMENT

Junior Achievement .......................................(302) 654-4510 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

KK2M2 Technologies ........................................(888) 355-5262 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Kamenik Enterprises ......................................(410) 287-8440

LASER ENGRAVING

Katie Mak - Young Living Essential Oils.......(443) 566-2644 DIRECT SALES

Keen Compressed Gas Company .................(410) 392-4554

WELDING FABRICATION AND SUPPLIES

Kelli Stansfield - Exit Preferred Realty .........(443) 553-4860

REAL ESTATE - AGENTS

Ken Ball Home & Lead Paint Inspections ....(443) 553-9613

HOME INSPECTIONS

Kennett Design to go! ....................................(610) 444-4400

ARTISTS

Kent County Chamber of Commerce ............(410) 810-2968

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Key Realty & Appraisals ................................(410) 398-1247

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

Keystone Overhead Door ..............................(410) 398-1155

BUSINESS SERVICES

Kiddie Academy ..............................................(410) 398-1110

LEARNING CENTER/PRESCHOOL

Kilby Cream.....................................................(410) 658-2614

RETAIL STORES

Kirkwood Pest Control, Inc............................(410) 275-2832

PEST CONTROL SERVICES

Kitty Knight LLC .............................................(410) 648-5200

RESTAURANTS

Kiwanis Club of Elkton...................................(443) 553-5585

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

KJGrace, LLC ..................................................(410)

Martin Water Conditioning .............................(800) 786-7231 WATER TREATMENT

Martins Food Store ........................................(410) 658-7900 RETAIL STORES

Maryland Broadband Cooperative ................(410) 341-6322 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Maryland Rural Development Corporation ..(410) 287-1100 COMMUNITY SERVICE

McCool Insurance Agency .............................(410) 398-1373 INSURANCE

McCoy Builders ..............................................(443) 309-0577 BUILDERS/REMODELING

McCrone, Inc. ..................................................(410) 398-1550 ENGINEERS - CIVIL

Medline ...........................................(410) 297-9600 ext. 2221 HEALTH CARE

Meeting Ground ..............................................(410) 620-3128 HOMELESS SHELTER

Merchant Social ..............................................(302) 654-0886 BANQUET FACILITIES

Metro Merchant Services ...............................(302) 838-9100 MERCHANT SERVICES

Michael James Hair Studio ............................(410) 885-7040 PERSONAL SERVICE

Michael Saponaro, CLU, ChFC ......................(410) 398-9475 INSURANCE

Michael Saunders of RE/MAX Vision ............(410) 920-8267 REAL ESTATE

Micropore ........................................................(302) 731-4100 MANUFACTURERS

Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce ....(302) 378-7545 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Milburn Orchards............................................(410) 398-1349 AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Milburn Stone Theatre....................................(410) 287-1037 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Milestone Commercial Realty........................(410) 620-5115 REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL

Minihane’s Irish Pub and Restaurant ...........(410) 996-0647 RESTAURANTS

Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc. ..................(410) 515-9000 ENGINEERS

Motel 6 .............................................................(410) 392-5020 HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Mount Aviat Academy ....................................(410) 398-2206 EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING Mount Harmon Plantation ..............................(410) 275-8819 MUSEUM

MyEyeDr. .........................................................(410) 398-5240 OPTOMETRISTS/OPTICIANS/OPTICAL LABS/ OPTHALMOLOGISTS

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Nature’s Care and Wellness ..........................(443) 677-7495 HEALTH CARE

Next Day Mobility............................................(410) 469-8748 HOME HEALTH CARE

Nicole Merrick - Usborne Books & More ......(814) 883-9381 DIRECT SALES

North East Animal Hospital ...........................(443) 877-6556 VETERINARIANS

North East Chamber of Commerce ............(833) 400-NEMD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

North East Enterprises...................................(410) 287-5277

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

North East River Marina, Nautical Rentals/Charters .............................(410) 287-5298

MARINAS

North of Diamond ...........................................(443) 406-3309

RETAIL STORES

NorthBay Education, Inc. ..............................(443) 674-9031

CONFERENCE-RETREAT CENTER

Northeast Beverage Corporation ..................(410) 287-0055

DISTRIBUTORS

Northeastern MD Tech Council .....................(410) 638-4466

TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANTS

Northern Bay Boat Lifts, Inc. .........................(443) 553-2310

BOAT SALES AND SERVICE

Northrop Grumman Corporation ...................(410) 392-1000 MANUFACTURERS

Northside Pharmacy.......................................(410) 398-3784

PHARMACY AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Nowland Associates, Inc................................(302) 731-1333 CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL CONTRACTORS

OO’Donnell and Company, Inc. ........................(410) 398-7427

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

O’Leigh Cosmetic Center & Med Spa ...........(410) 620-9722 HEALTH CARE

O-Kleen Laundry.............................................(410) 398-4828 LAUNDRY SERVICE

Old Dominion Electric Cooperative ..............(410) 658-1247 UTILITIES

PParamedical Personnel of Maryland .............(410) 838-8821

TRAINING

Patriots Glen National Golf Club ...................(443) 485-6069

GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS

Pats Select Pizza and Grill .............................(410) 398-8870

RESTAURANTS

Patterson Schwartz Real Estate ....................(410) 392-6500

REAL ESTATE

PCS ..................................................................(410) 398-7986

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Peninsula Industrial Park...............................(410) 287-3541

BUILDERS/LAND DEVELOPMENT

Pennoni ...........................................................(302) 655-4451 ENGINEERS

Pine Valley Apartment Homes .......................(410) 398-9114 APARTMENTS

Pivot Physical Therapy ..................................(443) 350-9056

PHYSICAL THERAPY

Planet Fitness of Elkton .................................(410) 996-4550

FITNESS FACILITY

Plumpton Park Zoo.........................................(410) 658-6850 ZOOS

PNC Bank - Cecil County ...............................(410) 620-0157

BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

Port Deposit Chamber of Commerce ............(302) 354-2992 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Premier Auto & Tire ........................................(410) 398-5095

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND SERVICE

Principal Financial Group ..............................(302) 993-8044

FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

Purnell Body Shop .........................................(410) 398-2010

AUTOMOBILE PARTS/REPAIR AND SERVICE

PuroClean of Elkton .......................................(888) 787-7876

FIRE AND WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION

QQuantum Controls Inc. ...................................(443) 406-1950

ELECTRICAL SERVICES - COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

Quinn Property Solutions, Inc. ......................(410) 287-9662

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

RBC Wealth Management ..............................(302) 252-9433

FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

R. L. Jackson, Inc. ..........................................(410) 378-2481

TRUCK SALES AND PARTS

R.T. Foard Funeral Homes and Crematory ...(410) 658-6030

FUNERAL HOMES/MARKERS

Rachel Gray - Juice Plus................................(443) 676-5395

HEALTH MAINTENANCE

Rahn Carpentry...............................................(610) 324-3744

CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Rainbow International ....................................(410) 836-2445

FIRE AND WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION

RE/MAX Chesapeake......................................(410) 398-9200

REAL ESTATE

Real Time Pain Relief Lotion

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Showorks Audio Visual, Inc...........................(302) 798-7999

AUDIO/VIDEO RENTALS

Singerly Fire Company ..................................(410) 398-2078

BANQUET FACILITIES

Sinking Springs .............................................(410) 398-5566

WEDDINGS

Sip While You Paint, LLC ...............................(443) 466-9839 ARTISTS

Skylight Creative Ideas ..................................(410) 879-8401

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SERVICES

Spartan Cigar Lounge ....................................(443) 350-9808

RETAIL STORES

Staples .............................................................(410) 620-2425 OFFICE SERVICES

State Farm Insurance - Karen Michaels .......(410) 287-5800 INSURANCE

State Farm Insurance - Todd Stewart ...........(410) 398-2024 INSURANCE

State Line Liquors ..........................................(410) 398-3838

LIQUOR STORES

StateLine Truck and Trailer Center, LLC ......(410) 658-0520

TRUCK SALES AND PARTS

STEPS Recovery Resources Inc. ..................(443) 553-0523

ADDICTION RECOVERY SUPPORT

Stewart Companies ........................................(717) 846-6555

MANUFACTURERS

Strickland Steel, Inc. ......................................(410) 620-6609

STEEL FABRICATION

Success Programs, Inc. .................................(302) 731-4207 BUSINESS CONSULTANTS

SunMed Growers LLC ....................................(410) 275-4465

AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Supporting Strategies - Wilmington DE .......(302) 203-6256 ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc. ........(410) 642-6384 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Sweet Spice Bake Shop .................................(410) 287-5021 RESTAURANTS

TT&M Catering ..................................................(443) 553-3124 CATERERS

TapSnap1020 / Metz Enterprises, LLC ..........(443) 807-3112 PHOTO BOOTH

Tastefully Simple Independent ConsultantGail Jusiewicz .................................................(302) 547-2777 DIRECT SALES

Teri Palat - Pampered Chef ...........................(443) 553-7777 DIRECT SALES

Terumo Cardiovascular Group ......................(410) 398-8500 HEALTH CARE

Terumo Medical Corporation .........................(410) 398-8500 MANUFACTURERS

The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region .........(410) 836-7177 HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

The Carriage House of Port Deposit .............(410) 627-8003 EVENT PLANNING

The Fulton Bank .............................................(410) 398-4929 BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

The Gardens at Bethlehem Farms ................(410) 214-2222 WEDDINGS

The Lathe-meister...........................................(410) 287-9300 ARTISTS

The Roath Agency - Allstate ..........................(443) 206-7740 INSURANCE

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The Tome School ............................................(410) 287-2050

EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

The Tri-M Group ..............................................(610) 241-4785

ELECTRICAL SERVICES-COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

The Villages at Belle Hill ................................(443) 207-8094

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

The Wellwood .................................................(410) 287-6666 RESTAURANTS

Thomas C. Jones, C.P.A. ................................(410) 398-9382 ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

Tidal Creek Growers .......................................(410) 275-9370 AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Tidewater Tattoo .............................................(410) 398-1202

TATTOO ARTIST

Tim Plastics, Inc. ............................................(410) 287-6944 MANUFACTURERS

Tinamarie Reamy - Re/Max Vision ................(443) 309-1722 REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

Tome’s Landing Marina, LLC .........................(410) 378-3343 MARINAS

Town of Cecilton .............................................(410) 275-2692 GOVERNMENT

Town of Charlestown .....................................(410) 287-6173 GOVERNMENT

Town of Chesapeake City ..............................(410) 885-5298 GOVERNMENT

Town of North East .........................................(410) 287-5801 GOVERNMENT

Town of Perryville ...........................................(410) 642-6066 GOVERNMENT

Town of Port Deposit ......................................(410) 378-2121 GOVERNMENT

Town of Rising Sun ........................................(410) 658-5353 GOVERNMENT

Trent Enterprises, LLC ...................................(410) 398-3373 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

TriState Commercial Realty Corporation .....(410) 879-0031

REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL

Triumph Industrial Development, LLC..........(410) 398-5200 BUILDERS/LAND DEVELOPMENT

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UCS, LLC .........................................................(410) 287-8800 TRAFFIC CONTROL

Ulrich Rentals .................................................(410) 392-6340

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

Union Hospital of Cecil County .....................(410) 398-4000 HOSPITALS

United Way of Cecil County ...........................(410) 398-7572 COMMUNITY SERVICE

Universal Mortgage and Finance ..................(410) 885-7008

MORTGAGE LENDING

University of Maryland ExtensionCecil County Office ........................................(410) 996-5280

EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

Upper Shore Regional Council......................(443) 282-5607 BUSINESS SERVICES

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VA Maryland Health Care System, Vocational Rehabilitation Services ...........................................................(410) 935-4241 HEALTH CARE

Valhalla Brewing Co .......................................(443) 207-8059

RESTAURANTS

Vandiver Inn ....................................................(410) 939-5200

MEETING SPACE

Venture Access, Inc. .......................................(443) 559-4880

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Veteran’s Outreach Ministries .......................(302) 229-1819

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Victor R. Jackson, LLC ..................................(410) 398-7900

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Victoria Zaine - Seacret Direct .......................(484) 620-7017 DIRECT SALES

Visit Harford Inc. .............................................(410) 838-7777

Vlamis Liquors ................................................(410) 398-7052 LIQUOR STORES

Vulcan’s Rest Fibers ......................................(410) 885-2890 RETAIL

Wickersham Construction and Engineering, Inc...............................(717) 397-8282 ext. 104

- GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Winbak Farm ...................................................(410) 885-3059

FARMS AND ORGANIZATIONS Winstead Insurance Agency ..........................(410) 398-6700

Bank .....................................................(302) 283-4500 BANKING ASSOCIATIONS Wyncote Golf Club .........................................(610) 932-8900 GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS WXCY 103.7 FM ...............................................(410) 939-1100

YMCA of Cecil County, Inc. ............................(410) 398-2333

FACILITY

Personal Chef ........................................(410) 658-9722

Empowerment Source .........................(443) 593-3900 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE

Eastern Shore Bookkeeping

256 Chestnut Springs Rd., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (484) 800-1520

Helene Breza

Jackson Hewitt Tax Service

1000 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 827-7363

capfinforensics.com

Lisa McWilliams

O’Donnell and Company, Inc.

216 W Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7427

www.odonnellandcompany.net

Judy Wahlgren

See ad page 65

Supporting StrategiesWilmington DE

427 N. Tatnall St. #65585, Wilmington, DE 19801-2230 (302) 203-6256

www.supportingstrategies.com/ wilmington-de

Gianluca Santinelli

See ad page 67

Thomas C. Jones, C.P.A.

105 South St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-9382

www.tomjonescpa.com

Thomas C. Jones

Weyrich, Cronin and Sorra, Chartered

200 S. Bridge St., Ste. 201, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1961

www.wcscpa.com

Emma Mullen

See ad page 15

ADDICTION RECOVERY

SUPPORT

Recovery Source, LLC

115 North Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 441-4617

www.dexterhouse.org

Trish Jones

STEPS Recovery Resources Inc., Colora, MD 21917 (443) 553-0523

stepsrecoveryresources.org

April Foster

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SERVICES

Skylight Creative Ideas

125 N. Main St., Ste. 105 Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 879-8401

www.skylightcreativeideas.com

Becky Titelman

ADVERTISING AND MEDIA

Cecil Whig

601 N. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 245-5074

www.cecildaily.com

Lisa Minto

AGRICULTURE AND FARM

Calvert Farm

321 Chrome Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-3914

www.calvertfarm.com.

Pam Stegall

Cecil County Fair

4640 Telegraph Rd., Fair Hill Fairgrounds

Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-3440

cecilcountyfair.org

Al Miller

See ad page 13

Milburn Orchards

1495 Appleton Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1349

www.milburnorchards.com

Jay Milburn

See ad page 62

SunMed Growers LLC (410) 275-4465

Jake Van Wingerden

Tidal Creek Growers

65 Knight Island Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-9370

www.tidalcreekgrowers.com

Jake Van Wingerden

Warwick Mushroom Farm

249 Worsell Manor Rd., Warwick, MD 21912 (410) 275-2755

www.phillipsmushroomfarms.com

Jack Reitnauer

AIR QUALITY SERVICES

Air-Clear, LLC

2440 Oldfield Point Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 245-3400 ext. 113

www.airclear.net

David O’Connor

APARTMENTS

Chesapeake Ridge 101 Chesapeake Ridge Ln., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-7590

www.chesapeakeridgeapts.com

Scott Goldberg

Dolben 400 West Claiborne Rd., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-2371

www.charlestowncrossingapts.com

Kimberly Seifert, CAM, ARM

Pine Valley Apartment Homes

1000 Spyglass Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-9114

www.pinevalleyapts.com

Kristin Lucente

APPLIANCES

Martin Appliance 2318 Beaver Valley Pk., New Providence, PA 17560 (800) 786-7231

www.martinsappliance.com

Shawn Reimold

ARCHITECTS

CORE - Design Group, LLC

155 W. Market St., Ste. 200, York, PA 17401 (410) 642-6639

www.core-designgroup.com

Teen Vebares

ARTISTS

Kennett Design to go! 347 Casparus Way, Elkton, MD 21921 (610) 444-4400

kdpaintparty.com

Marion Hess

Sarafina Fiber Art 1752B Appleton Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 207-5576

www.sarafinafiberart.com

Sara Renzulli

Sip While You Paint, LLC

401 West Craighill Channel Dr., Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 466-9839

www.sipwhileyoupaint.com

Raymond Jackson

The Lathe-meister 118 Irishtown Rd, North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-9300

www.lathe-meister.com

John Styer

AUCTIONEER

Hunter’s Auction Service, Inc. 2084 Jacob Tome Memorial Hwy., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 658-6400

www.huntersauctionserviceinc.com

Norman Hunter

See ad page 33

Ritchie Bros Auctioneers

3201 West Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-4330 www.rbauction.com

Anthony Saponaro

AUDIO/VIDEO RENTALS

Showorks Audio Visual, Inc. 730 Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington, DE 19809 (302) 798-7999 showorksav.com

Matt Imbierowicz

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS/SALES

Anchor Buick GMC 1 Automotive Blvd., Elkton, MD 21901 (410) 398-0700

www.anchorbuickgmc.com

Tom Williams

Apple Auto 560 East Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1600

appleelkton.com

Shawn McLaughlin

Elkton Ford

503 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3600

www.elktonford.com

Mark Hyman

Hertrich of Elkton 1147 E Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 907-1500

www.hertrichofelkton.com

Joseph Pagliacetti

AUTOMOBILE PARTS/REPAIR AND SERVICE

Abra Auto Body Repair

320 W. Main St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-5553

www.abraauto.com/abra-autolocation/5296-rising-sun-md

Craig Camacho

Gary Simpers Automotive, Inc. 1557 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 287-8678

Gary Simpers

Purnell Body Shop

211 Blue Ball Ave, PO Box 40 Elkton, MD 21922 (410) 398-2010

www.purnellbodyshop.com

David Coleman

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND SERVICE

Premier Auto & Tire 220 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5095

www.PremierAutoAndTire.com

Steve Fangman

BANKING ASSOCIATIONS

American Spirit Federal Credit Union 1110 Elkton Road, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 738-4515

www.americanspirit.org

Maurice Dawkins

APG Federal Credit Union 1321 East Pulaski Hwy., Edgewood, MD 21040 (410) 272-4000 ext. 3571 www.apgfcu.com

Sharon Pelham See ad page 2

Cecil Bank 127 North St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1650

www.cecilbank.com

Robin Brueckman See ad page 36

Cecil County School EFCU 203 Booth St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-6921

www.ccsefcu.org

Kim Wyre

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DEXSTA Federal Credit Union

300 Foulk Rd., Ste. 100, Wilmington, DE 19803

(833) 2DEXSTA

www.dexsta.com

Lindsey Nagowski

See ad page 7

Harford Bank - Elkton Branch

133 North Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3426

www.harfordbank.com

Danielle Carroll

See ad page 39

Howard Bank

6 Pearl St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 844-4419

www.howardbank.com

Tracy Reynolds

See ad page 64, 67

M & T Bank

2841 Tome Hwy., Colora, MD 21917 (410) 658-4141

www.mtb.com

Theresa Giordano

PNC Bank - Cecil County 123 North St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-0157

www.PNC.com

Vanessa Brown

The Fulton Bank

130 North Street, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4929

www.fultonbank.com

John Hassiepen

Kim Swyka

Michele Cooper

See ad page 21

WSFS Bank

201 Suburban Plaza Dr., Newark, DE 19711 (302) 283-4500

WSFSBANK.COM

Bob Palsgrove

See ad page 87

BANQUET FACILITIES

Community Fire Co. of Rising Sun, Inc.

300 Biggs Hwy., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-6300

www.risingsunbanquethall.com

Dawn Galloway

Community Fire Company of Perryville, MD, Inc.

920 Principio Furnace Rd., Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 642-2647

Anna Gardner

Merchant Social

1500 Chesapeake Club Dr., North East, MD 21901 (302) 654-0886

www.merchantsocial.net

Gary Munch

Singerly Fire Company

300 Newark Ave., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2078

singerly.com

Timothy Poore

BARBERSHOPS

Walt’s Barber Shop 801 E. Pulaski Hwy., Ste. 173, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 920-8887

Walt Washington

BOAT CRUISES

M/V Bay Breeze of Chesapeake City 208 Bank St., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-5500

www.mvbaybreeze.com

Steven Connell

BOAT SALES AND SERVICE

Bay View Yacht Sales 1026A Town Point Rd, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-2468

yachtworld.com/bayview

Jason Whitson

Chessie Marine Sales, Inc.

706 Augustine Herman Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-2628

www.chessiemarine.com

Melissa Buckland

Northern Bay Boat Lifts, Inc.

34 Canal Estates Drive, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 553-2310

Mark McCool

BUILDERS/LAND DEVELOPMENT

Bainbridge Development Corporation

748 Jacob Tome Hwy., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-9200

www.bainbridgedev.org

Toni Sprenkle

Johnson’s Excavating & Lawn Service Inc.

198 Kirk Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 553-8088

Bruce Johnson

Peninsula Industrial Park

29 S. Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-3541

Rachel Wood

Triumph Industrial Development, LLC

505 Blue Ball Rd. #10, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5200

www.TriumphIndustrialPark.com

James Waters

BUILDERS/REMODELING

Basement Systems USA

2092 East Old Philadelphia Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 858-4610

www.basementsystemsusa.com

Pete Westera

McCoy Builders Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 309-0577

www.mccoybuildersinc.com

Charlie McCoy

BUILDING MATERIALS

American Home & Hardware

202 W. Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1900

www.elktonsupply.com

Stephen Miller

See ad page 35

Builders Surplus Center, Inc.

557 Mechanics Valley Rd., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-7040

www.builderssurpluscenterinc.com

Phil Serra

BUSINESS CONSULTANTS

Leadership Solutions Intl., LLC 701 S. Main St., North East, MD 21901 (414) 364-4543

G. David Guerrero

Leading Logic, LLC 144 Thomas Jefferson Ter., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 698-6774

www.leadinglogic.biz

Jack Schammel

Success Programs, Inc. 22 N. Wynwyd Dr., Newark, DE 19711 (302) 731-4207

www.successprogramsinc.com

Silvia Zsoldos

BUSINESS SERVICES

CompReferrals

115 Milhollan Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 309-4746

Annmarie Hamilton

Keystone Overhead Door 9 Warner Road, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1155

www.keystoneoverhead.com

Andrea Wineholt

See ad page 51

Upper Shore Regional Council 122 N. Cross St., Chestertown, MD 21620 (443) 282-5607

www.uppershoreregionalcouncil.org

Susan O’Neill

BUTCHER

Galvinell Meat Co. Inc. 461 Ragan Rd., Conowingo, MD 21918 (410) 378-3032

www.galvinell.com

Jennifer McGrath

CABLE/TELEVISION

Armstrong 122 S. Queen Street, Rising Sun, MD 21911 (877) 277-5711

armstrongonewire.com

Heather Uzdilla

See ad page 17

Cecil TV

269 Trinity Church Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21921 (215) 850-0238

www.cecil.tv

Douglas Donley

Comcast of Delmarva 5729 W. Denny’s Road, Dover, DE 19904 (302) 363-6162

www.comcast.com

Prentice Griffin

CAMPGROUNDS AND RV PARKS

Buttonwood Beach R.V. Resort 170 Buttonwood Beach Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-2108

www.buttonwoodbeach.com

Deborah Carter

CAR WASH

Elkton Car Wash

501 N. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2022

www.Elktoncarwash.com

Cindy Jenkins

CARPET AND UPHOLSTRY CLEANING

Independent Chem-Dry 2604 Mountain Rd., Joppa, MD 21085 (443) 827-9275

www.independentchemdry.com

Stephen Maurer

CATERERS

Hill Culinary 1 Commercial Plaza, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 567-9925 www.hillculinary.com

Eriksson Hill

MacGregor’s, Inc.

331 Saint John St., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-3003

www.macgregorsrestaurant.com

Stephanie Giordano

T&M Catering

20 Buckley Ave., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (443) 553-3124 www.tmcaters.com

Tracey Schultheis

Your Personal Chef

4 South Queen St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-9722

www.ypccatering.com

Lisa Welch

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce 18 Howard St., Aberdeen, MD 21001 (410) 272-2580

www.aberdeencc.org

Michael Bennett

Cecil County Chamber of Commerce

216 E. Pulaski Hwy, Ste. 120, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-3833

Bonnie Grady

Chesapeake City Chamber of Commerce PO Box 354, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 920-7018

chesapeakecity.com/chesapeake-city-mdchamber-commerce-chamber/

Natalie Gentry

Delaware Small Business Chamber 11F Liberty Plaza, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 482-2120

www.dsbchamber.com

Bob Older

Elkton Chamber and Alliance 101 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5076

www.elktonalliance.org

Larry Crouse

Greater Rising Sun Chamber of Commerce

25 Beaver Ct., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-5522

www.rising-sun-chamber.org/

Norm Hunter

Havre de Grace Chamber of Commerce

450 Pennington Ave., Havre De Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-3303

www.hdgchamber.com

Cathy Vincenti

Kent County Chamber of Commerce

122 N. Cross St., PO Box 146 Chestertown, MD 21620 (410) 810-2968

www.kentchamber.org

Loretta Lodge

MIDDLETOWN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

1050 Industrial Drive, Ste. 110, Middletown, DE 19709 (302) 378-7545

www.maccde.com

Roxane Ferguson

North East Chamber of Commerce PO Box 609, North East, MD 21901 (833) 400-NEMD

www.northeastchamber.org

Tracy Reynolds

Port Deposit Chamber of Commerce

80 South Main St., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (302) 354-2992

www.portdepositcc.org

Toni Lozzi

CLEANING AND JANITORIAL SERVICES

2 Guys Flooring Concepts Inc. 33 Circle Dr., Oxford, PA 19363 (484) 889-4692

Richard Blackman

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Maryland Rural Development Corporation

200 Road B, Hollingsworth Manor, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 287-1100

www.mrdc.net

Sheila Slonecker

United Way of Cecil County 229 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7572

www.unitedwaycecil.org

Barbara Smith

CONFERENCE/RETREAT CENTER

NorthBay Education, Inc. 11 Horseshoe Point Ln., North East, MD 21901 (443) 674-9031

www.northbayadventure.org

Sharon Tietjens

CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Bathon Builders, Inc.

344 Appleton Rd. Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-0800

http://www.bathonbuilders.com

Larry Bathon

Bay Country Associates, Inc. 575 Blue Ball Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 540-4106

baycountryassociates.com

Paul Palmer

Nowland Associates, Inc.

2009 Ogletown Rd., Newark, DE 19711 (302) 731-1333

www.nowlandassociates.com

Giff Nowland

See ad page 62

Rahn Carpentry 1378 Appleton Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (610) 324-3744

www.facebook.com/rahncarpentry

Mark Rahn

Wickersham Construction and Engineering, Inc.

777 E. Ross Street, Lancaster, PA 17602 (717) 397-8282 ext. 104

www.wickershamconstruction.com

Doug Cherry

CONSULTANT

Brand3

134 Industry Ln., Unit 1A Forest Hill, MD 21050 (844) 527-2633

www.brand3.net

Orsolya Herbein

Roberts Consulting, LLC 1641 Ingleside Ave., Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 206-3068

Carl Roberts

CONSULTING - NONPROFITS

Binns Consulting, LLC 467 Bow St., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 350-5781

www.binnsconsultingllc.com

Polly Binns

COPIERS AND PRINTERS

Delmarva Document Solutions, Inc.

205 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 548-5844

www.delmarvadocumentsolutions.com

Michael Popen

DANCE SCHOOL

Cecil Dancenter

25 Flint Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-3546

www.cecildancenter.com

Tina Travers

DAYCARE

Reed Learning Center

432 Aiken Ave, Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 469-4133 www.facebook.com/Reedlearningcenter/ Rhonda Reed

DENTISTS

Elkton Smiles/Kevin Myint, DDS

343 E. Pulaski Hwy, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-9500

www.elktonsmiles.com

Joanne Edwards

Indian Falls Dental Center 2269 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 297-2323 indianfallsdental.com

Wendy McKenzie

DIRECT SALES

Damsel In Defense - Melissa Comeau Bear, DE 19701 (302) 367-0208 mydamselpro.net/mcomeau

Melissa Comeau

Heather BaraldiLularoe with Baraldi Boutique Bear, DE 19701 (610) 550-1344

www.facebook.com/lularoeheatherbaraldi

Heather Baraldi

Heidi’s Tupperware Palooza -

Heidi Fontz Rising Sun, MD 21911 (443) 257-1784

my.tupperware.com/heidifontz

Heidi Fontz

Katie Mak - Young Living Essential Oils Cecilton, MD 21913-0318 (443) 566-2644

www.oily.life/kasiamak

Katie Mak

Lanette Bowman - Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant North East, MD 21901 (443) 553-2931

marykay.com/lbowman2010

Lanette Bowman

LIFE: Living Intentionally for Excellence Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 312-9853

www.lifeleadership.com/AmyP Amy Pleet-Odle

Maggie Harrison - Lularoe By MH Rising Sun, MD 21911 (443) 509-3417

www.facebook.com/groups/LuLaRoeByMH/ Maggie Harrison

Nicole Merrick - Usborne Books & More Elkton, MD 21921 (814) 883-9381

www.teamusbornebooks.com

Nicole Merrick

Tastefully Simple Independent Consultant - Gail Jusiewicz

Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 547-2777

www.tastefullysimple.com/web/gjusiewicz

Gail Jusiewicz

Teri Palat - Pampered Chef North East, MD 21901 (443) 553-7777

www.pamperedchef.biz/teripalat

Teri Palat

Victoria Zaine - Seacret Direct Glen Mills, PA 19342 (484) 620-7017

seacretdirect.com/vickyzaine

Victoria Zaine

DISTRIBUTION CENTER

Amazon MDT2 North East MD 600 Principio Parkway West, North East, MD 21901 (855) 574-2049 amazon.com

Laurie Wendell IKEA Distribution Services, Inc. 100 IKEA Way, Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 642-6280

www.seeacareerwithus.com

Cara Cordrey

DISTRIBUTORS

Northeast Beverage Corporation One Coors Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-0055

www.facebook.com/nebevmd

James Pyle

Sentman Distributors, Inc. 400 Maloney Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2770

Maggie Sentman

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway 4948 Conowingo Rd., Darlington, MD 21034 (410) 457-2482

www.upperbaytrails.com

Mary Ann Lisanti

EDUCATION - CONSULTANTS

Continuing Education Services, Inc. 24 Sunny Dell Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7036

Dr. Edwin A. Crispin

EDUCATION-SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND TUTORING

Career & Continuing Education, Cecil College 107 Railroad Ave., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 287-1000 www.cecil.edu

Miles Dean See ad page 37

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Cecil College

One Seahawk Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-1000

www.cecil.edu

Rick Walbeck

See ad page 51

Cecil County Public Schools

201 Booth St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5400

www.ccps.org

Nicole Parr

EckerdConnects Youth Workforce

Development Program

Cecil College, Elkton Station #330, 107 Railroad Avenue, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 907-1403 eckerd.org

Lesley Palfi

Florida Institute of Technology; Aberdeen 6488 Rodman Rd., Bldg 4305; Rm 213A Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005 (410) 272-7947

www.fit.edu/aberdeen

Edward Haberek

Immaculate Conception School 452 Bow St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2636 www.icschoolweb.org

Emily Murphy

Mount Aviat Academy 399 Childs Rd., Childs, MD 21916 (410) 398-2206 www.mountaviat.org

Charlene Nichols

The Tome School 581 South Maryland Ave., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-2050

www.tomeschool.org

Richard Rand

See ad page 50

University of Maryland ExtensionCecil County Office

200 Chesapeake Blvd., Suite 1500 Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5280 extension.umd.edu/cecil-county

Paul Rickert

West Nottingham Academy 1079 Firetower Rd., Colora, MD 21917 (410) 658-9279

www.wna.org

Jessica Warren

ELECTRICAL SERVICESCOMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

AUI Power

1600 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 715-0000

www.auipower.com

Joshua Huegel

See ad page 64

Quantum Controls Inc.

601 N. Bridge St., Ste. B, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 406-1950

www.quantumcontrolsinc.com

Chris McGonigle

The Tri-M Group, LLC

206 Gale Ln. Kennett Square, PA 19348 (610) 241-4785

http://tri-mgroup.com

Joe Stafiniak

See ad page 18

ELECTRICIANS

M. Davis

19 Germay Dr., Wilmington, DE 19804 (302) 218-4666 www.mdavisinc.com

Ed Harrison

Russell Electric LLC

257 Cowan Rd., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (443) 478-6157

www.russellelectricllc.com

Brian Russell

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Division of Rehabilitation Services 103 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. B, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-0620

www.dors.state.md.us

Alyssa Bonser

DLLR Division of Workforce Development

Susquehanna Workforce Center, 1275 W. Pulaski Hwy. Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-0579

www.dllr.state.md.us

Denise Carey

Integrity Staffing

700 Prides Crossing, Suite 300 Newark, DE 19713 (302) 504-9919

www.integritystaffing.com

Robert Osborne

Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc.

410 Girard St., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 642-6384

www.swnetwork.org

Bruce England

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Clean Markets LLC (Delmarva Power Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs)

40 West Evergreen Ave., Suite 101 Philadelphia, PA 19118 (267) 250-4550

www.cleanmarkets.com

Agbesi Akpedonu

Delmarva Power Energy Savings for Business Program

700 King Farm Blvd., Suite 300 Rockville, MD 20850 (301) 556-2025

cienergyefficiency.delmarva.com/SmallBus.

aspx

Rachel Ricci

Lime-Energy, a Willdan Company 11941 Industrial Park Rd., Bishopville, MD 21813 (443) 206-0828

lime-energy.com

Fred Wichert

ENGINEER - CONSULTING

Ross Engineering 471 Knight Island Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-1315

ross.engineering

Ronald Ross

ENGINEERS

Alpha Engineering, Inc.

34 Lyric Dr., Newark, DE 19702 (302) 834-3344

www.alpha-engineering.com

Judy Hughes

Morris & Ritchie Associates, Inc.

3445-A Box Hill Corporate Center Dr., Abingdon, MD 21009 (410) 515-9000 www.mragta.com

Amy DiPietro

Pennoni

121 Continental Dr., Ste. 207, Newark, DE 19713 (302) 655-4451 www.pennoni.com

Ronald Moore

ENGINEERS - CIVIL

American Land Consultants, Inc. 224 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5000 www.alci.us

Timothy Granger

Landmark Science & Engineering

356 Congress Ave., Ste. 209, Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-2144

www.landmark-se.com

John Gonzalez

See ad page 33

McCrone, Inc.

107 Chesapeake Blvd. , Ste. 104 Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1550

www.mccrone-engineering.com

David Strouss

See ad page 66

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

Geo-Technology Associates, Inc.

3445-A Box Hill Corporate Center Dr., Abingdon, MD 21009 (410) 515-9446

www.gtaeng.com

Nicholas Guns

ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Inframark, LLC

200 West Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-0711

www.inframark.com

Jason Taylor

ESTATE PLANNING

Aristotle Education FoundationMichael Garrity 8800 Walther Blvd.,, Suite 3610 Parkville, MD 21234 (443) 877-7191

Michael Garrity

EVENT PLANNING

Camdyn’s Yard 5292 Pulaski Hwy., Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 350-6615

Matt Roath

The Carriage House of Port Deposit 80 S. Main St., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 627-8003

www.carriagehouseofportdeposit.com

Martha Barchowsky

FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS

Covenant Financial Strategies, Inc. 130 N. Bond St., Ste. 203A Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 734-9113

www.covenantfinancialstrategies.com

Brad Mainster, ChFC, RHU, CKA

Edward Jones 221 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4214

www.edwardjones.com

Jason Lim See ad page 30

Principal Financial Group 1013 Centre Rd., Ste. 100 Wilmington, DE 19805 (302) 993-8044

www.principal.com

David House

RBC Wealth Management 1013 Centre Rd., Ste. 400 Wilmington, DE 19805 (302) 252-9433

guy.palmeri@rbc.com

Guy Palmeri

FIRE AND WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION

PuroClean of Elkton

307 N. Bridge St., Suite 211 Elkton, MD 21921 (888) 787-7876

www.puroclean.com/prs-md

Ed Lineaweaver See ad page 5

Rainbow International

2228 Conowingo Rd., Ste. A, Bel Air, MD 21015 (410) 836-2445

www.rainbowofchesapeake.com

Jay Van Deusen

SERVPRO of Cecil County 751 Elkton Blvd., Elkton, MD 21921 (484) 576-7015

www.servprocecilcounty.com

Mike Bailey See ad page 15

FIRE PROTECTION/PREVENTION SYSTEMS

Allegiant Fire Protection, LLC

118 Sandy Dr., Ste. 6 Newark, DE 19713 (302) 454-1240

www.allegiantfireprotection.com

Fred Hill

Armored Fire Protection

406 Suburban Dr. #165, Newark, DE 19711 (302) 563-3516

Shey Mrozowski

FITNESS FACILITY

Body Force Fitness

2562 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (855) 748-7246

bodyforcefitness247.com

John Slater

Planet Fitness of Elkton

153 Big Elk Mall, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-4550

www.planetfitness.com

Kristen Batchelor

YMCA of Cecil County, Inc. 25 YMCA Blvd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2333

www.ymcacecil.org

George Patchell

FLORIST

Elkton Florist

132 W. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-0550

www.elktonflorist.com

Diane Hair

FUNERAL HOMES/MARKERS

R.T. Foard Funeral Homes and Crematory

111 S. Queen St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-6030

www.rtfoard.com

Robert Foard Jr.

FURNITURE

Martin Furniture & Mattress 2318 Beaver Valley Pk., New Providence, PA 17560 (800) 786-7231

www.martinfurniturepa.com

Shawn Reimold

GOLF COURSES AND CLUBS

Bulle Rock

320 Blenheim Ln., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-8887

www.bullerockgc.com

Damon Klepczynski

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club

128 Karen Dr., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-4343

www.chesapeakegolf.com

Andy Barbin

Furnace Bay Golf Course

79 Chesapeake View, Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 642-6816

www.furnacebaygc.com

Shelby Haley

Patriots Glen National Golf Club

300 Patriots Way, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 485-6069

www.patriotsglennational.com

Hugo Mazzalupi

Wyncote Golf Club

50 Wyncote Dr. Oxford, PA 19363 (610) 932-8900

www.wyncote.com

Jim Pepple

GOVERNMENT

Cecil County Council

200 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 2110, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5201

www.ccgov.org/government/county-council

James Massey

Cecil County Department of Community Services

200 Chesapeake Blvd. #2550, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5295

www.ccgov.org/government/communityservices

Jen Lyall

Cecil County Department of Emergency Services

107 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 108, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-2012 www.ccdes.org

Richard Brooks

Cecil County Department of Parks and Recreation

200 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 1200, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-8101

www.ccgov.org/government/parks-andrecreation#ad-image-0

Clyde VanDyke

Cecil County Department of Social Services

170 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-0100

dhr.maryland.gov/local-offices/cecil-county

Shalini Arora

Cecil County Government

200 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 2100, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5201

www.ccgov.org

Al Wein

Cecil County Office of Economic Development

200 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 2700, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-6292

www.cecilbusiness.org

Christopher Moyer

See ad page 4, 61

Cecil County Sheriff’s Office

107 Chesapeake Blvd., Ste. 112, Elkton, MD 21921

(410) 996-5500

www.cecilcountysheriff.org

Christine Spade

Healthiest Maryland Businesses

125 S. Lynchburg St., Chestertown, MD 21620 (443) 257-9176

www.healthiestmdbusinesses.org

Nicole Morris

Town of Cecilton

117 West Main St., Cecilton, MD 21913 (410) 275-2692

www.ceciltonmd.gov

Mayor Joe Zang, III

Town of Charlestown

241 Market St., Charlestown, MD 21914 (410) 287-6173

www.charlestownmd.org

W. D. ‘Wib’ Pumpaly, Town Administrator Town of Chesapeake City 108 Bohemia Ave., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-5298

www.chesapeakecity-md.gov

Valerie Walls

Town of North East

106 South Main St., North East, MD 21901-0528 (410) 287-5801

www.northeastmd.org

Stephanie Racine-Dean

Town of Perryville 515 Broad St., Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 642-6066

www.perryvillemd.org

Billy Nelson

See ad page 33

Town of Port Deposit

64 S. Main St., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-2121

www.portdeposit.org

Renee Williams

Town of Rising Sun

1 E. Main St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-5353

www.risingsunmd.org

August Pierson

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dyekman Design

71 Port Herman Rd., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-5680

www.dyekman-design.com

James Dyekman

Grunge Muffin Designs

P.O. Box 35, Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 252-2800

www.grungemuffindesigns.com

Meredith S. K. Boas

HEALTH CARE

Aging Life Guides, LLC Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 207-8834

www.aginglifeguides.com

Donna Harrity

Calvert Manor Healthcare Center

1881 Telegraph Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-9002

www.calvertmanor.com

Cynthia Parker See ad page 44

CB Lifestyle Coaching, LLC 817 Windstream Way, Edgewood, MD 21040 (443) 854-5096

cblifestylecoaching.com

Catherine Brown

Cecil County Health Department 401 Bow St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5550

www.cecilcountyhealth.org

Daniel Coulter See ad page 46

Chesapeake Bay Yoga & Wellness 102 Old Mill Plaza, North East, MD 21901 (254) 290-1141

chesapeakebayyogawellness.com

Becca Bryant

Elkton Dermatology 216 East Pulaski Hwy., Ste. 125, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 485-6614

www.elktondermatology.com

Christine Guido

Elkton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center 1 Price Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-6474

Dawn Strohmaier

Endearment, LLC 107 Walnut Lane, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 350-9728

www.Endearmentassistedliving.com

Catella Visser

Laurelwood Care Center 100 Laurel Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-8800 laurelwoodcare.com

Valerie Nozea See ad page 43

Medline

2000 Rock Glenn Blvd., Havre De Grace, MD 21078 (410) 297-9600 ext. 2221 www.medline.com

James Patterson

Nature’s Care and Wellness 4925 Pulaski Hwy., Suite A Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 677-7495 www.ncwmedical.com

Robert Windsor

O’Leigh Cosmetic Center & Med Spa 360 E. Pulaski Hwy., Ste. 5, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-9722

www.OLeigh.com

Marc Scheiner

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Recovery Centers of America at Bracebridge Hall

314 Grove Neck Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-6200

www.bracebridgerecoverycenter.com

Julie Hammersley

Terumo Cardiovascular Group

125 Blue Ball Road, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-8500

www.terumo.com

Lou Peticca

VA Maryland Health Care System, Vocational Rehabilitation Services

Ave F BLDG 15H, Perry Point, MD 21902 (410) 935-4241

www.maryland.va.gov

LaVerne Harmon

West Cecil Health Center, Inc

49 Rock Springs Rd., Conowingo, MD 21918 (410) 378-9696

www.westcecilhealth.org

Devon Ragan

HEALTH MAINTENANCE

AdvoCare International

37 Willard Dr, North East, MD 21901 (610) 858-0113

www.advocare.com/09064496

Reary Morris

Rachel Gray - Juice Plus Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 676-5395

www.rgray.juiceplus.com

Rachel Gray

Real Time Pain Relief Lotion

98 Morrison Ln., Conowingo, MD 21918 (410) 378-3215

www.EasiestPainRelief.com

Susan Hilferty

HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

ACS Services

831 Lincoln Ave., Unit #D2, West Chester, PA 19380 (484) 832-8198

www.acssllc.com

Eric McCreary

Aire Serv Heating & Air 804 Interchange Blvd., Newark, DE 19711 (410) 620-5400

www.youraireserv.com

Sarah Boyce

Crouse Brothers HVAC, Inc.

208 North St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1530

www.crousebrothershvac.com

Tina Jones

Ground Loop Heating & Air, Inc. 1701-A Whiteford Rd., Darlington, MD 21034 (410) 836-1706

www.groundloop.com

Jason Cullum

Level Home Services

PO Box 999, Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-0110

www.levelhomeservices.com

Cindy Brown

HOME HEALTH CARE

City Home Medical Supply, Inc. 721 N. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-2850 ext. 13

www.cityhomemedicalsupply.com

Mary Jasinski Caldwell

Next Day Mobility

462 Linton Run Rd., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 469-8748 nextdaymobility.com

Ken McMullen

HOME INSPECTIONS

Compass Home Inspections 406 Biddle St., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (302) 563-7469

compasshomeinspectors.com

Joe Beaudet

Ken Ball Home & Lead Paint Inspections

48 Plummer Road, North East, MD 21901 (443) 553-9613

kenballhomeinspections.com

Ken Ball

HOMELESS SHELTER

Deep Roots, Inc.

21 Veazey Cove Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-2194

www.deeprootsinc.org

Ola Boswell

Meeting Ground

401 North St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-3128

www.meetingground.org

Colandra Coleman

HORSE FARMS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Cecil County Breeders’ Fair, Inc./ Fair Hill Races

402 Fair Hill Dr., Fair Hill Races Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2578

www.fairhillraces.com

Nancy Simpers

Fair Hill International

378 Fair Hill Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2111

www.fairhillinternational.com

Carla Geiersbach

Fair Hill Training Center 719 Training Center Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2992

www.fairhilltrainingcenter.com

Sally Goswell

Fairwinds Farm & Stables, Inc.

41 Tailwinds Ln., North East, MD 21901 (410) 658-8187

www.fairwindsstables.com

JoAnn Dawson

Freedom Hills Therapeutic

Riding Program

33 Rolling Hills Ranch Ln., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-3817

www.freedomhills.org

Patrick Dixon

See ad page 64

Rolling Hills Ranch Riding Lessons and B&B

33 Rolling Hills Ranch Ln., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-3817

www.rollinghillsranch.org

Renee Dixon

See ad page 67

Winbak Farm

155 Yearling Row, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-3059

www.Winbakfarm.com

Garrett Bell

HOSPITALS

Encompass Health

250 East Hampden Rd., Middletown, DE 19709 (302) 464-3400

www.encompasshealth.com/ middletownrehab

Lisa Sanderson

Union Hospital of Cecil County 106 Bow St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4000

www.uhcc.com

Kathryn McKinney

See ad page 45, 88

HOTEL/MOTEL/LODGING

Best Western North East Inn 39 Elwoods Rd., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-5450

www.bestwestern.com

Jennifer Graham Donahue

Comfort Inn & Suites - North East 1 Center Dr., Ste. 3 North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-7100

www.comfortinnnortheastmd.com

Anil Patel

Hampton Inn 2 Warner Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7777

www.hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ maryland/hampton-inn-elkton-ELKMDHX/ index.html

Melissa Bailey

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites 101 Hotel Plaza, North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-0008 www.ihg.com

Jay Desai

Home2 Suites by Hilton 20 Newton Rd., Aberdeen , MD 21001 (410) 272-0203

baltimoreaberdeen.home2suites.com Brekke Autry

La Quinta Inn & Suites

304 Belle Hill Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-9494

www.lq.com

Vasu Patel See ad page 59

Motel 6 223 Belle Hill Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-5020

Stephanie Combs

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

ADP

123 North St., Elkton, MD 21921 (412) 427-7967

adp.com

The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region 4513 Philadelphia Rd., Aberdeen, MD 21001 (410) 836-7177

www.arcncr.org

Sara Garbarino

INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

KJGrace, LLC

8 Heisler Ave., North East, MD 21901 (410) 441-4202

Kathleen M Grace

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

K2M2 Technologies PO Box 204, Glen Burnie, MD 21060-0204 (888) 355-5262

k2m2technologies.com

Kathleen Morris See ad page 15

Maryland Broadband Cooperative 2129A Northwood Dr., Salisbury, MD 21801 (410) 341-6322

www.mdbc.us

Tyler Patton

PCS

818 N. Market St., Wilmington, DE 19801 (410) 398-7986 www.helpmepcs.com

Jake Ruddy

SDS, Inc.

2959 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (302) 275-6935 www.sdsonthweb.com

Don Newcomb

INSURANCE

BBSI

4940 Campbell Blvd, #250 Baltimore, MD 21236 (443) 519-2785

www.barrettbusiness.com

Tammy Good

Benefit Watch, LLC

4969 Mercantile Rd. Ste. J, Baltimore, MD 21236 (410) 931-6700

www.benefitwatch.com

Phil Buchanan

Brian Jones, L&W Insurance 1154 S. Governors Ave., Dover, DE 19904 (302) 379-0073

www.lwinsurance.com

Brian Jones

Colonial Life (443) 350-7983

Nicholas Cusmano

Crothers Insurance Agencies, Inc.

PO Box 470, Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-5200

www.crothersagency.com

Jo Ann Ragan

Drass Insurance Agency, Inc.

205 N. James St., Newport, DE 19804 (302) 998-1331

www.drassinsurance.com

Lou Leoni

Fleetwood Insurance Group

100 Talbot Blvd., Chestertown, MD 21620 (410) 778-2260

www.fleetwoodinsurancegroup.com

Heather Spofford

Group Benefit Strategies, LLC

21 Powell Ave., Ste. 100 Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 420-2828

groupbenefitstrategies.net/ Glenn Arrington

Marion Miller and Associates

13 Pearl St., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 378-5367

www.marionmillerinsurance.com

Marion Miller

McCool Insurance Agency

160 W. Main St., 33 N. Philadelphia Blvd. Elkton & Aberdeen & Bel Air, MD 21921 (410) 398-1373

www.mccoolinsurance.com

Bill McCool

Michael Saponaro, CLU, ChFC 216 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-9475

www.insuranceaskmike.com

Michael Saponaro

State Farm Insurance - Karen Michaels

2280 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-5800

www.karenmichaelsinsurance.com

Karen Michaels

State Farm Insurance - Todd Stewart 621 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2024

www.toddpstewart.com

Todd P. Stewart

The Roath Agency - Allstate 5292 Pulaski Hwy., Perryville, MD 21903 (443) 206-7740

www.allstate.com/mattroath

Samantha Morter

Winstead Insurance Agency

404 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-6700

www.winsteadinsurance.com

Barry Winstead

INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Elk Landing Investigations LLC

116 E Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 406-6598

elklandinginvestigationsllc.com

Paul Applegate

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

Altra Lawncare & Landscaping Services, Inc.

1591 E. Old Philadelphia Rd., Suite A Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-0880

www.altra-inc.net

Jeff Ritter

Bristoll Plantation Landscaping

843 Elk Forest Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-6001

www.bristollplantation.com

Claiborne L. Stubbs

LASER ENGRAVING

Kamenik Enterprises

3 Colonial Circle, North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-8440

www.petethelaserguy.com

Peter Kamenik

LAUNDRY SERVICE

O-Kleen Laundry

103 Northside Plaza, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4828

www.okleenlaundry.com

Roger Owens

LAWYERS/ATTORNEYS

Baker, Thomey and Emrey, P.A.

153 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3536

www.cecillawfirm.com

Dwight Thomey

See ad page 46

Bowers Law

229 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 885-6200

www.bowerslawmd.com

Jobeth Bowers

Brown, Brown & Young, P.A.

212 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-3900

www.lawbrown.com

Maureen Danos

Clower, Parrack & Seaman

226 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7400 www.cpslaw.net

Dennis Clower

Ganvir Law LLC

100 W. Road, Ste. 300, Towson, MD 21204 (410) 713-1512

www.ganvirlaw.com

Malini Ganvir

Law Office of Cricket Browne, LLC

117 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1991

www.powerhouselaw.com

Cricket Browne

Law Office of William F. Riddle

204 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-1343

www.willriddlelaw.com

William Riddle

Victor R. Jackson, LLC

190 East Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7900 vrjlegal.com

Victor Jackson

Walla Law Offices

157 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3346

Kelly Albanese

Wilson, Rollins, Dellmyer & Brown

149 East Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1870

www.cecilattorney.com

Evan Rollins

LEARNING CENTER/PRESCHOOL

Kiddie Academy

100 Kiddie Ln., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1110

www.kiddieacademy.com/elkton

Wendy Barry

LIMOUSINE SERVICES

About Town Limousine 1717 Turkey Point Rd., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-6400 www.abouttownlimo.com

Carol Gerhart

LIQUOR STORES

State Line Liquors

1610 Elkton Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3838 www.statelineliquors.com

Robert Murray

See ad page 60

Vlamis Liquors

801 Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-7052 vlamisliquorsmd.com

Nicholas A. Vlamis

Weaver’s Liquors

1747 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 287-5710

www.weaversliquors.com

Don Harmer

See ad page 65

MANUFACTURED HOMES

Elkton Homes, Inc. 618 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3242 elktonhomesmd.com

Peggy Rasnake

MANUFACTURERS

Canton Kitchens

32 S Main St., North East, MD 29101 (443) 553-7312

www.cantonkitchens.com

Kim Cunniff

See ad page 39

Clene Nanomedicine, Inc.

500 Principio Parkway West, Ste 400, North East, MD 21901 (443) 273-1618

www.clene.com

Mark Mortenson

Colonial Metals PO Box 726, Elkton, MD 21922 (410) 398-7200

www.colonialmetals.com

George Benvegno, Jr.

Composites USA

One Peninsula Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-2700

www.compositesusa.com

Dan Naugle

Firetower Farm Brewery

785 Firetower Rd., Colora, MD 21917 (443) 990-1159

www.firetowerfarmbrewery.com

Roger Davis

Fluoron, Inc.

505 Blue Ball Rd., Triumph Industrial Park #120 Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-0220

www.fluoron.com

Jennifer Wallace

Micropore

1000 Konica Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 731-4100

www.microporeinc.com

Doug McKenna

Northrop Grumman Corporation 55 Thiokol Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-1000

www.northropgrumman.com

John Hayes

Stewart Companies 950 Smile Way, York, PA 17404 (717) 846-6555

www.stewartcompanies.com

Gary Stewart, Jr.

Terumo Medical Corporation

950 Elkton Blvd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-8500

www.terumomedical.com

Kay McKinney

Tim Plastics, Inc.

97 N. Leslie Rd., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-6944

www.timplastics.com

Sandy Patel

W. L. Gore & Associates 1901 Barksdale Rd., Newark, DE 19714 (410) 506-7787

www.gore.com

Michael Ratchford

MARINAS

Galahad Marine 15 Grandview Ave., North East, MD 21901 (833) 425-2423

www.galahadmarine.com

Maryanne Mechler

See ad page 5

North East River Marina, Nautical Rentals/Charters

724 Water St., Charlestown, MD 21914 (410) 287-5298

northeastrivermarina.com

Amy DeSimone

Tome’s Landing Marina, LLC

1000 Rowland Dr., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-3343

www.tomeslandingmarina.com

David Read

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MARINE TRANSPORTATION

Dann Marine Towing

299 Boat Yard Rd., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-5055

www.dannmarinetowing.com

Christopher Dann

MEETING SPACE

Vandiver Inn

301 S. Union Ave., Havre De Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-5200

www.vandiverinn.com

Holly Barton

MERCHANT SERVICES

Heartland Payment Systems –

Mark Aguilera

1 Montceau Dr. Frenchtown Woods Newark, DE 19702 (302) 837-7119

Mark.aguilera@e-hps.com

Mark Aguilera

Metro Merchant Services

510 Century Blvd., Wilmington, DE 19808 (302) 838-9100

www.metromerchantservices.com

Dan Schewe

MORTGAGE LENDING

Atlantic Home Loans

200 Biddle Ave., Ste. 202, Newark, DE 19702 (302) 803-5010

www.atlantichomeloans.com/staff/dougphillips/ Douglas Phillips

Heartland Payment Systems –

Mark Aguilera 1 Montceau Dr. Frenchtown Woods Newark, DE 19702 (302) 837-7119

mark.aguilera@e-hps.com

Mark Aguilera

Universal Mortgage and Finance 2525 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-7008

www.localmortgageguys.com

Robert Cox

MOVING AND STORAGE

American Van and Storage Corporation

900 Interchange Blvd., Newark, DE 19711 (302) 369-0900

www.americande.com

Robert Boyer

MUSEUM

Mount Harmon Plantation

600 Mount Harmon Rd., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-8819

www.mountharmon.org

Paige Howard See ad page 65

NATURE CENTER

Fair Hill Nature Center

630 Tawes Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4909 www.fairhillnature.org

Guylaine Thomas

NEWSPAPERS/PERIODICALS

Cecil County Life Magazine/Ad Pro Inc. 144 S. Jennersville Rd., West Grove, PA 19390 (610) 869-5553

www.cecilcountylife.com

Randy Lieberman

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Albert P. Close Foundation 139 North Main St. #200, Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 838-2237

www.closefoundation.org/

Andrew Ondish

American Cancer Society 92 Read’s Way, Ste. 205 New Castle, DE 19720 (302) 324-4227

www.cancer.org

Carly Timmons

Better Business Bureau of Maryland 502 S. Sharp St., Ste. 1200, Baltimore, MD 21201 (410) 347-3990

www.bbb.org

Angie Barnett

Boys & Girls Clubs of Cecil County Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 720-0669

www.bgcharfordco.org

Derek DeWitt

Business and Education Partnership Advisory Council (BEPAC) 201 Booth St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5474

cecil.schoolwires.net/domain/23

Kelly Keeton

Cecil Business Leaders PO BOX 2601, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 920-0480

www.cecilbusinessleaders.net

Mario J. Gangemi, P.E.

Cecil County Arts Council 135 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-5740

www.cecilcountyartscouncil.org

Annmarie Hamilton

Cecil County Community Mediation Center

224 East Main St. Ste. 110, Elkton, MD 21921

(443) 207-5159

www.cecilmediation.org

Kathy Glace

See ad page 66

Cecil County Firemen’s Association

89 Clear Creek Glen, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 441-0691

www.cecilfireassoc.com

Catherine Farrell

Chesapeake Feline Association

88 Springhill Lane, North East, MD 21901 (410) 507-0664

www.chesapeakefelineassociation.org

Donna Corcoran

Christmas in April - Cecil County PO Box 2303, Elkton, MD 21922 (443) 907-5289

www.christmasinaprilcecilcounty.org

Jerry Moran

Del-Mar-Va Council, Inc. Boy Scouts of America

100 W. 10th St., Ste. 915, Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 622-3300

www.delmarvacouncil.org

Mark Clausing

Elkton VFW Post 8175

208 W. High St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-3914

Charlie McCoy

Faith Based NonProfit Resource Center

140 Maffitt St., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 406-7520

non-profitconsultant.com

Debbie DiVirgilio

Friends Foundation of the Cecil County Public Library

301 Newark Ave., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5600 ext. 474

www.cecil.ebranch.info/about-us/supportus/friends-of-the-library/

Amanda Butler

Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna

205 S. Hays St., Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 638-4434

www.habitatsusq.org

Karen Blandford

Historical Society of Cecil County 135 East Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1790 www.cecilhistory.org

Paula Newton

Junior Achievement

522 S. Walnut St., Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 654-4510

www.jadelaware.org/

Tracy Birney

Kiwanis Club of Elkton Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 553-5585

www.elktonkiwanis.com

Patricia Croce

Knights of the Fallen 279 Sycamore Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 262-6409

Vickie Miller

Rotary - Elkton PO Box 821, Elkton, MD 21921 (732) 616-5555

www.elkton.rotary-clubs.org

Danny DeMarinis

Seedco

216 E. Pulaski Hwy., Suite 212 Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-4839

seedco.org

Mark Romaninsky See ad page 47

Venture Access, Inc.

2021 D Pulaski Hwy., Havre de Grace, MD 21921 (443) 559-4880

www.ventureaccess.org

Jack Schammel

Veteran’s Outreach Ministries 2200 Glasgow Ave., Newark, DE 19702 (302) 229-1819

www.veteransoutreachministries.org

Thomas Hogate

Water Witch Fire Co. Inc. 15 N. Main St., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-4223

www.WWFCo.com

Wayne Tome, Sr. Youth Empowerment Source 140 Maffitt St., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 593-3900

www.youthempowermentsource.org

Beth Creek OFFICE SERVICES

Staples 801 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-2425

www.staples.com

Mark Seeney

OIL AND GAS SERVICE

Aero Energy 1751 Pulaski Hwy., Havre De Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-3300

www.aeroenergy.com

Dan McClure

Hillside Oil Heating & Cooling 40 Brookhill Dr., Newark, DE 19702 (410) 398-2146 www.HillsideHVAC.com

Jim Sellers See ad page 66

Schagrin Gas Co. 505 Blue Ball Rd., Bldg. 205 B Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3400 www.Schagringas.com

Robert S. Hill See ad page 63

OPTOMETRISTS/OPTICIANS/OPTICAL LABS/OPTHALMOLOGISTS

Holloway Eye Care

202-B S. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-2323

www.hollowayeyecare.com

Honey Lynn Whitehurst

MyEyeDr.

360 E. Pulaski Hwy., Ste. 1B, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5240

www.myeyedr.com/locations/elkton

Kim Goetz

Seidenberg Protzko Eye Associates

360 E. Pulaski Hwy., Ste. 1, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-3600

www.visionexperts.com

Susan Taylor

PAVING

S & M Paving

1414 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-5864

www.smpaving.com

Peggy Stanley See ad page 64

PAWN SHOP

Chesapeake Pawn Brokers

2848 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-3034

Russ Hamilton

PAYROLL SERVICES

It’s PayDay

728 Rock Spring Rd., Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 879-5200

www.itspaydayonline.com

George Heidelmaier

PERSONAL SERVICE

Domain Spa & Salon

707 N. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-0711

www.domainspasalon.com

Sophia Grace

Estuary Day Spa

32 S. Main St., Ste #5, North East, MD 21901 (412) 287-8269 estuarydayspa.com

Janelle Wyndroski

Michael James Hair Studio 2725 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-7040

www.facebook.com/MJHairStudio7/ Amber Holley

PEST CONTROL SERVICES

Advanced Pest Management 913 N. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (800) 5NO-BUGS apmservices.com

George Williams

Kirkwood Pest Control, Inc. 89 Club Ln., Earleville, MD 21919 (410) 275-2832

www.kirkwoodpestcontrol.com

Tom Bredahl

PET SERVICES - GROOMING/ KENNEL/SUPPLIES

Captain’s Quarters for Pets, LLC

175 Deaver Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-8320

www.captainsquarters4pets.com

Holly Carhart

See ad page 18

PHARMACY AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

Northside Pharmacy

707 N. Bridge St., Ste. B, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3784

www.northsidepharm.com

Michael Spinn

Welcare Pharmacy

218 E. Pulaksi Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 207-5105

www.welcarepharmacy.com

Anu Bijja

PHOTO BOOTH

TapSnap1020 / Metz Enterprises, LLC

157 Hokeland Dr., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (443) 807-3112

www.tapsnap1020.com

Eric or Dawn Metz

PHYSICAL THERAPY

Pivot Physical Therapy

801 Elkton Blvd., Ste. #3, Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 350-9056

www.pivotphysicaltherapy.com

Mark Davis

PLUMBING

H&B Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

2727 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-5012

hbplumbing.com

Bob Meffley

See ad page 65

POOL AND SPA

JayZees Pool and Spa Supplies

2288 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-8295

www.jayzeespoolsupplies.com

Jackie Zieber

PORTABLE FACILITIES

Regal Restrooms, LLC

2959 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-5277

www.regalrestroomsllc.com

Robert Hodge

PRINTERS/PUBLISHERS/ TYPESETTERS/GRAPHICS

Fritz Printing 12 Schoolhouse Ln., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-0460

www.fritzprinting.com

Paul Kammerer

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS

Elkton Housing Authority

150 East Main St, Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5018

Www.elktonha.org

Cynthia Osborne

Quinn Property Solutions, Inc.

72 N. Leslie Rd., Ste A, North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-9662

www.supercleanrentals.com

Tom Quinn

Ulrich Rentals

251 S. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-6340

www.ulrichrentals.info

Pat Ulrich

PUBLIC LIBRARY

Cecil County Public Library 301 Newark Ave., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-5600 ext. 128 www.cecil.ebranch.info

Morgan Miller

QUARRIES

Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.

233 Stevenson Rd., North East, MD 21901 (919) 783-4666 www.martinmarietta.com

Rebecca Nielson

RADIO STATIONS

WHGM GOLD 100.5 FM

331 N. Union Ave., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-9446

www.smashhits.fm

Jeff Davis

WXCY 103.7 FM 707 Revolution St., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 939-1100

www.wxcyfm.com

JoAnne Callanta

REAL ESTATE

A. John Price, Patterson Price Real Estate

5 E. Green St., Middletown, DE 19709 (302) 378-9550 www.pattersonprice.com

A. John Price

Integrity Real Estate - John Ford 121 South Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-8080 www.integrityrealestateonline.com

John Ford

Michael Saunders of RE/MAX Vision

2288 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 920-8267

www.michaelsaunders.remaxagent. com

Michael Saunders

See ad page 66

Patterson Schwartz Real Estate

289 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-6500

www.pattersonschwartz.com

Terry Mulkins

RE/MAX Chesapeake 216 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-9200

www.remaxchesapeake.com

Donnie Horton

Real-Trust-Associates, LLC 2257 W. Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-1260

www.GetRealTrust.com

Norman Wehner

REAL ESTATE - AGENTS

Carolyn Kappra of Patterson-Schwartz

Real Estate

680 S College Ave., Newark, DE 19713-1306 (302) 545-1373

kappra.com

Carolyn Kappra

Kelli Stansfield - Exit Preferred Realty 2615 Augustine Herman Hwy, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (443) 553-4860

www.kellistansfield.com

Kelli Stansfield

Linda McKinnon of Patterson Schwartz

289 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 584-3710

lmckinnon.psre.com

Linda McKinnon

Renee Hauf - Exit Preferred Realty 2615 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (443) 907-7289

www.bayacres.net

Renee Hauf

REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL

ATV Office Center

111 S. Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-8710

Andy Van Den Heuvel

BCV Commercial Realty, LLC 1301 York Rd., Ste. 400 Lutherville, MD 21093 (410) 296-2626 ext. 4 www.bandcv.com

William Vanden Eynden

Emory Hill Companies 10 Corporate Circle, Ste.100 New Castle, DE 19720 (302) 322-9500

www.emoryhill.com

Tia Clifton See ad page 19

Milestone Commercial Realty PO Box 1218, Elkton, MD 21922 (410) 620-5115 www.MilestoneCR.com

Rick Leipold

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Continued from previous page

TriState Commercial Realty Corporation

19 Newport Dr., Ste. 100, Forest Hill, MD 21050 (410) 879-0031

www.tristaterealtycorp.com

Daniel Cudone

REAL ESTATE - DEVELOPMENT

Chestnut Point Properties, LLC

85 Chestnut Point Rd., Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 937-9440

www.ChestnutPointEstatesandMarina.com

Lori Copes

Lambdin Development Company 1250 Brass Mill Rd. #B, Belcamp, MD 21017 (410) 273-1090

www.lambdindevelopment.com

James Lambdin

REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGE LENDING

Embrace Home Loans

5341 Limestone Rd., Ste. 101 Wilmington, DE 19808 (443) 553-3862

www.marccorvino.com

Marc Corvino

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL

Ardent Title Company

149 East Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-9780

www.ardenttitle.com

Susan Sprout-Knight

Exit Preferred Realty 2615 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 398-9000

www.511Bill.com

Bill Standiford

Harlan C. Williams Co. 5800 Telegraph Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-8646

www.hcwillco.com

Harlan C. Williams

Key Realty & Appraisals

147 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1247

www.keyrealtyandappraisal.com

Leonard Wilson, Jr. See ad page 65

North East Enterprises

2959 Pulaski Hwy., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-5277

www.robertsextraspace.com

Jeanne Parry

The Villages at Belle Hill

200 Clear Blossom Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 207-8094

villagesatbellehill.com

Francine Davis

Tinamarie Reamy - Re/Max Vision

2288 Pulaski Hwy., Ste A & B, North East, MD 21901 (443) 309-1722

www.remax.com/realestateagentoffice/ northeast-md-21901-tinamariereamyid30096845.html

Tinamarie Reamy

RECYCLING

Complete Recycling Group, LLC

1500 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-6727 www.complete-recycle.com

Rick Polansky

Elkton Recycling

53 Dogwood Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-2980 www.elktonrecycling.com

Marcia Imperial See ad page 67

RESTAURANTS

Asian Garden 226 South Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3333

www.asiangardensushi.com

Starvros Kalaitzoglou

Baker’s Restaurant 1075 Augustine Herman Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2435 www.bakersrestaurant.net

Rob Matthews

C3ntral Tavern

107 E. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-5000

www.c3ntraltavern.com

Beckie McMahon

Chesapeake Inn Restaurant & Marina

605 2nd St., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-2040 www.chesapeakeinn.com

Jen Joswick

Chick-Fil-A - Elkton 1100 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-9494

Harry Marcus

Chili’s

1195 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-3165

www.chilis.com

Aaron Perez

Daddy O’s & Chef Du Jour

Catering

1765 New London Rd., Kemblesville, PA 19347 (610) 255-0300

www.e-chefdujour.com

Jamie Wiest

See ad page 64

Johnny’s Sushi House LLC 5412 Pulaski Hwy, Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 642-0009

johnnysushihouse.com

John Jhang

Kitty Knight LLC 14028 Augustine Herman Hwy., Georgetown, MD 21930 (410) 648-5200

www.kittyknight.com

Sueann Hall

Minihane’s Irish Pub and Restaurant 101 W. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-0647

Denis Minihane

Pats Select Pizza and Grill

224 S. Bridge St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-8870

www.Patsselect.com

Daniel Escherich

Schaefers Canal House Restaurant & Ballroom

208 Bank St., Chesapeake City , MD 21915 (410) 885-7204

www.schaeferscanalhouse.com

Angie Rutherford

Sweet Spice Bake Shop 17 S. Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-5021

www.sweetspicenortheast.com

Lisa Lonabaugh

The Wellwood 523 Water St., Charlestown, MD 21914 (410) 287-6666

www.wellwoodclub.com

Larry Metz

Valhalla Brewing Co 41 Cherry Hill Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 207-8059

www.valhallabrewco.com

Timothy Muhlmichl

Woody’s Crab House

29 S Main St., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-3541

woodyscrabhouse.com

Carolyn Crouch

RETAIL STORES

4Ten Vapors

5301 Pulaski Hwy., Ste. K, Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 618-2211

www.4tenvapors.com

Andrew Raftery

Crown Trophy of Glasgow 218 Peoples Plaza, Newark, DE 19702 (302) 838-6600

www.crowntrophy.com/store-91

Tom Soutar

Elkton Associates Limited Partnership

Big Elk Mall, Rt 213 and Rt 40 Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 752-5444

www.cordish.com

John Peters

Kilby Cream

129 Strohmaier Ln., Rising Sun, MD

21911 (410) 658-2614

www.kilbycream.com

Andrea Sensenig

See ad page 62

Martins Food Store

24 Rising Sun Towne Ctr., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-7900

martinsfoods.com

Christopher Reeves

North of Diamond 126 East Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 406-3309

NorthofDiamond.com

Orhan Seren

Satin Stitches by Sheri 594 Leeds Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 553-0172

www.satinstitchesbysheri.com

Sheri Jeric

Spartan Cigar Lounge

128 E Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 350-9808

www.spartancigarlounge.com

Peter Anastasi

Vulcan’s Rest Fibers

2728 Augustine Herman Hwy., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-2890

www.vulcansrest.com

Margaret Trussell

Wesley’s 4Vape Shop

999 E. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-0100

www.wesleysvapeshop.com

Collin McIlvried

SIGNS

Image 360 Harford 113 W. Bel Air Ave., Aberdeen , MD 21001 (410) 273-9742

www.image360harford.com

Christine Sellaro

STEEL FABRICATION

Strickland Steel, Inc. 505 Blue Ball Rd., #180 Triumph Industrial Park Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-6609

Edward Strickland

STORAGE

Acorn Management Co., Inc. 4 Coachman Dr., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-0004

www.elktonstorage.com

Terri Fidance See ad page 65

Belle Hill Self Storage 6 Warner Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 620-9900

Gale Whiteman

Elkton Road Self Storage

705 N. Bridge St., Northside Plaza

Elkton, MD 21921

(410) 620-3931

www.elktonroadselfstorage.com

Royce Logan

TATTOO ARTIST

Tidewater Tattoo

106 W. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-1202

www.tidewatertattoo.com

Rob Massimiano

TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANTS

Northeastern MD Tech Council

2021-D, Pulkaski Hwy., Havre de Grace, MD 21078 (410) 638-4466

www.nmtc.org

John Casner

TELEPHONE SYSTEMS AND SERVICES

1-Touch Solutions, LLC

17 Marie Ln., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-2248

www.1touchsolutions.net

Holly Crawford Rodriguez See ad page 30

TOURISM

Cecil County Tourism

124 W. Main St., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 996-6299

www.SeeCecil.org

Sandy Turner

See ad page 61

Visit Harford Inc.

115 N. Main St., #C, Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 838-7777

www.VisitHarford.com

Greg Pizzuto

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Hollywood Casino Perryville 1201 Chesapeake Overlook Pkwy., Perryville, MD 21903 (410) 378-8500

www.hollywoodcasinoperryville.com

Shonette Carew See ad page 59

Milburn Stone Theatre

One Seahawk Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-1037

www.milburnstone.org

Dann Combs

TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

Cecil County Board of Realtors, Inc. One Brown Ct., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-4844

www.cecilcountyboardofrealtors.com

Pam Hawkins

Cecil County Classroom Teachers Association (CCCTA)

3135 Joseph Biggs Memorial Hwy., Ste. 3, North East, MD 21901 (410) 656-0200

www.ccctamsea.org

Lori Hrinko

TRAFFIC CONTROL

UCS, LLC

377 Hutton Rd. Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 287-8800

https://ucswbe.com

Amy Grass

TRAINING

Paramedical Personnel of Maryland

343 Granary Rd., Ste. D, Forest Hill, MD 21050 (410) 838-8821

ppmems.com

August Becker

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Claremont Airport - Cecil County Airport 166 Raintree Ln., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-0234

www.claremontairport.com

Jance Peterson

Delaware Express Shuttle & Tours

2825 Ogletown Rd., Newark, DE 19713 (302) 454-7800 ext. 616

www.DelExpress.com

Gerry Frenze

See ad page 66

Happy Helpers Transit, LLC 1107 Wilson Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (443) 466-6038

www.happyhelperstransit.com

John & Linda Sandlin

Trent Enterprises, LLC 910 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-3373

www.trententerprisesllc.com

Jeff Trent

TRUCK SALES AND PARTS

R. L. Jackson, Inc.

1379 Jacob Tome Memorial Hwy., Port Deposit, MD 21904 (410) 378-2481

www.rljacksontrucks.com

Sara Jackson-Taylor

StateLine Truck and Trailer Center, LLC

288 Stevens Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-0520

www.statelinerepair.com

Donald Needham

UTILITIES

Artesian Water

664 Churchmans Rd., Newark, DE 19702 (302) 453-6900

www.artesianwater.com

Joe DiNunzio

See ad page 30

Chesapeake Utilities 500 Energy Ln., Ste. 100, Dover, DE 19901 (800) 427-0015

www.chpk.com

Vincent Fiorelli

Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc. 611 Morgnec Rd., Chestertown, MD 21620 (410) 479-0380

www.choptankelectric.com

Mike Malandro

CQI Associates, LLC

10729 B Birmingham Way, Woodstock, MD 21163

(410) 740-0667

www.cqiassociates.com

Joe Tabeling

Delmarva Power 2 Center Dr., North East, MD 21901 (410) 287-7162

www.delmarva.com

Linda Burris

Eco Solar Solutions 36 Austins Way, Elkton, MD 21921 (302) 893-0073

www.eco-solarsolutions.com

Chris Kerr

Exelon Generation - Conowingo Dam 1569 Shures Landing Rd., Darlington, MD 21034 (610) 765-5809

www.exeloncorp.com

Deena O’Brien

LECCO Pipeline Company, LLC 1025 Augustine Herman Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-2720

Joe Tiley

See ad page 64

Old Dominion Electric Cooperative 179 Old Mill Rd., Conowingo, MD 21918 (410) 658-1247

www.odec.com

Brian Heinbaugh

See ad page 3

Rock Springs Generation Facility 1423 Rock Spring Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 423-4246

www.cogentrix.com

Victoria Danker

VETERINARIANS

Basin Run Animal Hospital 572 Firetower Rd., Colora, MD 21917 (410) 658-5709

www.basinrunanimalhospital.com

Ashley Willis

North East Animal Hospital 1771 W. Pulaski Hwy., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 877-6556

www.northeastanimalhosp.com

Kerrianne Hanlin

See ad page 17

Select Breeders Services, Inc. 961 Cayots Corner Rd, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-3202

www.selectbreeders.com

Paul Loomis

See ad page 19

WATER TREATMENT

Martin Water Conditioning 2318 Beaver Valley Pk., New Providence, PA 17560 (800) 786-7231

www.martinwater.com

Shawn Reimold

WEDDINGS

Rosewood Farms 1316 Singerly Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (443) 350-9938

rosewoodfarms.org

Rick Biddle

Sinking Springs 843 Elk Forest Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 398-5566

www.sinkingsprings.com

Ann Stubbs See ad page 18

The Gardens at Bethlehem Farms 99 Slicers Mill Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 214-2222 www.thegardensatbf.com

Linda Pierce

WELDING FABRICATION AND SUPPLIES

APEX Piping Systems, Inc. 302 Falco Dr., Newport, DE 19804 (302) 995-6136 www.apexpiping.com

John Stevens See ad page 8

Keen Compressed Gas Company

339 Curtis Ave., Elkton, MD 21921 (410) 392-4554

www.keengas.com

Kathy Dougherty See ad page 67

WINERIES

Chateau Bu-De, LLC Bohemia Manor Farm

237 Bohemia Manor Farm Ln., Chesapeake City, MD 21915 (410) 885-2500 chateaubude.com

Brenda Dedrick

ZOOS

Plumpton Park Zoo

1416 Telegraph Rd., Rising Sun, MD 21911 (410) 658-6850 www.plumptonparkzoo.org

Cheryl Lacovara See ad page 37

ADVERTISERS’ INDEX

A warm “thank you” to the following companies who helped make this fine publication possible.

1 Touch Solutions LLC.........page 20 www.1touchsolutions.net

Acorn Management ..............page 65 www.elktonstorage.com

American Home & Hardware ...............................page 35 www.elktonsupply.com

Apex .........................................page 8 www.apexpiping.com

APGFCU ..................................page 2 www.apgfcu.com

Armstrong Utilities ...............page 17 armstrongonewire.com

Artesian Water ......................page 30 www.artesianwater.com

AUI Power..............................page 64 www.auipower.com

Baker, Thomey and Emory ..page 46 www.cecillawfirm.com

Calvert Manor Health............page 44 www.calvertmanor.com

Canton Kitchens ...................page 39 www.cantonkitchens.com

Captains Quarters for Pets ..page 18 www.captainsquarters4pets.com

Cecil Bank .............................page 36 www.cecilbank.com

Cecil College .........................page 51 www.cecil.edu

Cecil County Fair ..................page 13 cecilcountyfair.org

Cecil County Health Dept.....page 46 www.cecilcountyhealth.org

Cecil County Office of Economics ........................page 4, 61 www.cecilbusiness.org

Cecil Mediation ....................page 66 www.cecilmediation.org

Daddy Os Restaurant ...........page 64 www.e-chefdujour.com

Delaware Express Shuttle....page 66 www.DelExpress.com

Dexsta Federal Credit.............page 7 www.dexsta.com

Edward Jones (Lim) .............page 30 www.edwardjones.com

Elkton Recycling page ..................67 www.elktonrecycling.com

Emory Hill ..............................page 19 www.emoryhill.com

Freedom Hills ........................page 64 www.freedomhills.org

Fulton Bank N.A....................page 21 www.fultonbank.com

Galahad Marine .......................page 5 www.galahadmarine.com

H&B Plumbing ......................page 65 hbplumbing.com

Harford Bank .........................page 39 www.harfordbank.com

Hillside Heating and Cooling ..................................page 66 www.HillsideHVAC.com

Hollywood Casino Direct .....page 59 www.hollywoodcasinoperryville.com

Howard Bank...................page 64, 67 www.howardbank.com

Hunters Sale Barn ................page 33 www.huntersauctionserviceinc.com

K2M2 Technologies ..............page 15 k2m2technologies.com

Keen Compressed Gas ........page 67 www.keengas.com

Key Realty and Appraisals ..page 65 www.keyrealtyandappraisal.com

Keystone Overhead Doors ..page 51 www.keystoneoverhead.com

Kilby Cream...........................page 62 www.kilbycream.com

La Quinta ...............................page 59 www.lq.com

Landmark Science and Engineering ...........................page 33 www.landmark-se.com

Laurelwood ...........................page 43 laurelwoodcare.com

LECCO Pipeline Co. .............page 64

McCrone ................................page 66 www.mccrone-engineering.com

Michael Saunders Realty ......page66 www.michaelsaunders.remaxagent

Milburn Orchards..................page 62 www.milburnorchards.com

Mount Harmon ......................page 65 www.mountharmon.org

North East Animal Hospital ....................page 17 www.northeastanimalhosp.com

Nowland Associates .............page 62 www.nowlandassociates.com

ODEC .......................................page 3 www.odec.com

O’Donnell and Company ......page 65 www.odonnellandcompany.net

Plumpton Park Zoo...............page 37 www.plumptonparkzoo.org

PuroClean Restoration Specialist .................................page 5 www.puroclean.com/prs-md

Rolling Hills Ranch ...............page 67 www.rollinghillsranch.org

S and M Paving .....................page 64 www.smpaving.com

Schagrin Gas ........................page 63 www.Schagringas.com

Seedco ...................................page 47 seedco.org

Select Breeders ....................page 19 www.selectbreeders.com

ServPro ..................................page 15 www.servprocecilcounty.com

Sinking Spring Herb Farm ...page 18 www.sinkingsprings.com

State Line Liquors ................page 60 www.statelineliquors.com

Supporting Strategies ..........page 67 www.supportingstrategies.com/wilmington-de Tome School .........................page 50 www.tomeschool.org

Town of Perryville MD ..........page 33 www.perryvillemd.org

Tri-M .......................................page 18 htp://tri-mgroup.com

Union Hospital ................page 45, 88 www.uhcc.com

WeaversLiquours .................page 65 www.weaversliquors.com

Weyrich, Cronin and Sorra ..page 15 www.wcscpa.com

WSFS Newark .......................page 87 www.wsfsbank.com