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Queen Anne’s County Events
What To Do?
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what to do? what to do? what to do? what to do? what to do? Do you have a calendar item of interest? Just send it to : The Update, P.O. Box 708, Stevensville, MD 21666, fax it to 410-827-9314 or email to theupdate@verizon.net. Items will be accepted on a Àrst-come basis as space allows. The calendar item must be received two weeks prior to publication date. Calendar space is for non-proÀt only, for proÀt organizations can list for a small fee. Thru Dec 30 – BOARDS’ BEST EXHIBIT Past/ present board members/others donate art. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Dec 15, 22 – MEMOIR WRITING CLASS 11am1pm. St. Michaels Library, 106 Fremont St. 410745-5877.
Thru Jan 14 (submission deadline) – CALL FOR ARTISTS Adkins Arboretum 2012 Art Competition. 410-634-2847 ext. 0.
Dec 16 – MOTHER GOOSE ON THE LOOSE ages 3-36 mos w/adult. 9:30am & 11am. Free. KI Branch Library, 200 Library Circle, Stevensville.
Thru Jan 15 – ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ: ON READING series of photographs exhibit. Academy Art Museum, Easton. 410-822-2787.
Dec 17 – COMEDY AT THE BRIDGE fundraisers. 9-11pm. $5 cover +one canned good item. R’s Americantina, 410 Thompson Creek Mall, Stevensville. 410-643-7629 ext. 102.
Thru Jan 19 (2pm deadline) – PROPOSAL TO ASSUME FULL-TIME OPERATIONS of Animal Svcs Adoption Ctr, Queenstown. Dave MacGlashan 410-758-2393 or dmacglashan@qac.org. Dec 10 – ANTIQUE & CLASSIC BOAT DISPLAY 10am-4pm. CBMM, St. Michaels. www.visitstmichaels.org.
Dec 17 – YOUTH PEER LEADERSHIP BUS TRIP-Martin Luther King Memorial ages 13-18. 9am-5pm. To register, parental permission slips: Talbot Partnership 410-819-8067. Dec 17 – ALIVE AT 25 PROGRAM ages 16-24. 8am-12N. $55. QA Sheriff’s OfÀce, 505 Railroad Ave, Centreville. 1-800-875-4770.
Dec 10 – EASTERN SHORE WRITER’S ASSOC mtg w/Holiday Readings. 11am-1pm. Scossa’s Restaurant, 8 N. Washington, Easton. www.easternshorewriteers.org.
Dec 19, Jan 9,16,23, Feb 6,13,27 – TOT TIME 10:15am. St. Michaels Library, 106 Fremont St. 410-745-5877.
Dec 10 – DAY TRIP TO NYC departs: KI Park & Ride 6am; QAC High School 6:20am. Returns 11pm. $65. Parks and Rec. 410-758-0848.
Dec 20 – LEGO WINTER WONDERLAND 11am & 2pm. Free. KI Branch Library, 200 Library Circle, Stevensville.
Dec 10 – BOOK SALE 10am-5pm. St. Michaels Library, 106 Fremont St. 410-745-5877.
Dec 27-30 – WINTER WONDER overnight grades 3-5 & 6-8. $229. Camp Pecometh, 136 Bookers Wharf Rd, Centreville. 410-556-6900.
Dec 10 – GOOD GRIEFERS widow/widower’s group Christmas gathering. 1pm. Home of Paul & Patricia Sturm. 410-827-8639. Dec 11 – COUNTRY STYLE BREAKFAST 8-11am. $7 adults; $3 ages 6-12; ages under 5 free. Crumpton Fire House. Dec 11,18 – TURKEY SHOOT sign-up 12N; shoot starts 1pm. KI Elks #2576, 2525 Romancoke Rd, Stevensville. 410-739-7803.
Dec 28 (start date) – TRADITIONAL RUG HOOKING ages 60+. Wed, 12:30pm. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-837-6010. Dec 28 (reg deadline) – BALLROOM DANCE FOXTROT Level 2 ages 14+. Wed; 1/4-25, 7-7:50pm. $50 members; $55 others. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Dec 14 – ACTIVITIES SINGLES KLUB 6pm. Denny’s Restaurant, Eason. 410-673-1481.
Dec 28 (reg deadline) – BALLROOM DANCE CHA CHA Level 1 ages 14+. Wed; 1/4-25, 8-9:50pm. $50 members; $55 others. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Dec 14,21,28 – SENIOR GAME DAYS 12:302pm. St. Michaels Library, 106 Fremont St. 410745-5877.
Dec 29 – NEW YEAR’S EVE SPECTACULAR STORYTIME ages 3-7. 10:30am. Free. KI Branch Library, 200 Library Circle, Stevensville.
Dec 15 – WELCOME WINTER STORYTIME ages 2-5 w/adult. 10:30am. Free. KI Branch Library, 200 Library Circle, Stevensville.
Dec 30 – 2011 GOOSE HUNT w/breakfast, hunt, hot lunch, auction & door prizes. 5am-1pm. $100. Church Hill Fire Dept, 316 Main St. 410-320-2190 or 410-310-6426.
Dec 15 – PRE-BID MTG-proposal to assume full time operations of Animal Svcs Adoption Ctr, Queenstown. Dept of Animal Svcs, 201 Clay Dr, Queenstown. 410-758-2393.
Jan 6 (reg deadline) – BOOT CAMP Mon,Wed,Fri: 1/16-2/17, 5:30-6:30am. $104 new students; $80 returning students. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
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Dec 13 – CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 12:15-2pm. County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 107 N. Liberty St, Centreville. Dec 20,27 – COUNTY COMMISSIONER meetings. 107 N. Liberty St, Centreville. 410-758-4098. Dec 21 – BOE WORK SESSION (Tentative) 4pm. 202 ChesterÀeld Ave, Centreville. 410-758-2403. Jan 4 – BOE Meeting, 6pm. 202 ChesterÀeld Ave, Centreville. 410-758-2403.
QAC Government 107 N. Liberty St. Centreville, MD Ph: 410.758.4098 Fx: 410.758.1170 President: Steve J. Arentz email: sarentz@qac.org Vice Pres.: Philip L. Dumenil email: pdumenil@qac.org David L. Dunmyer email: ddunmyer@qac.org Bob Simmons email: bsimmons@qac.org Dave Olds email: dolds@qac.org County Admini Gregg Todd: email: gtodd@qac.org
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BIG BATS CAFÉ 410-604-1120, www.bigbats.com Tuesdays – Charm City Trivia, 8pm. Saturdays – The Karaoke Jukebox, 9pm. Dec 16 – Levi Stephens. BRIDGES ON KENT NARROWS RESTAURANT & BAR 410-827-0282 http://bridgesrestaurant.net Friday & Saturday – Live Entertainment-jazz, blues, contemporary. Dec 10 – Joe Martone, 7:30pm. KENTMORR RESTAURANT 410-643-2263•www.kentmorr.com Fridays – Island Entertainment, 5-10pm.
THE JETTY 410-827-4959, www.jettydockbar.com Mondays – DJ & Karaoke w/Hitman Eddie Hitt, 7pm. Dec 10 – Tripwire, 8pm. Dec 16 – Mary Lou and the Untouchables, 8pm. Dec 16 – Mascaraid joins Mary Lou. Dec 17 – White House Effect, 8pm. LUKE’S GRILL 410-643-9435•www.lukesgrille.com Fridays, Saturdays – Live Entertainment, 8:30pm. R’s AMERICANTINA 410-643-7700, www.rsamericantina.com Thursdays – Trivia w/Denise Hurd & Terry Kelsey Saturdays – Football Specials w/Ryan & Buck, 11am-6pm. Sundays – Football Specials w/Ryan & Buck, open-close. Dec 11 – Football Sunday w/Art Donovan, 11am.
Jan 10-Feb 14 – CLAY-INTERMEDIATE POTTERY WHEEL Tues: 10am-12N. $175 members; $190 others. Academy Art Museum, Easton. 410822-2787.
Jan 13 – THIRD ANNUAL SMALL WORKS PreOpening Cocktail Party. $25. Draper Home, Centreville. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410758-2520.
Jan 11 – UNCOMMON IMAGES, Sahm DohertySefton lecture. 6:30pm. Academy Art Museum, Easton. 410-822-2787.
Jan 13 – THIRD ANNUAL SMALL WORKS opening reception 6-8pm. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Jan 11 – ACTIVITIES SINGLES KLUB meeting. 6pm. Denny’s Restaurant, Hwy 50, Easton. 410673-1481.
Jan 13-Feb 18 – SMALL WORKS: EXHIBIT & RAFFLE $5/ticket or $30/7 tickets. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Jan 11 – QAC SENIOR IDOL CONTEST ages 60+. 10:30am-1:30pm. Grasonville Senior Center, 4802 Main St. 410-827-6010.
Jan 14 – WALTZING THRU WINTER Dance Party 8-10:30pm. Early bird waltz lesson 7:15-8pm. $10 members; $12 others. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520.
Jan 11-Feb 15 – CLAY-INTERMEDIATE HANDBUILDING Wed: 6:30-8:30pm. $175 members; $190 others. Academy Art Museum, Easton. 410822-2787. Jan 12 (start date) – BASIC SOCIAL NETWORKING 5-week session ages 60+. Thurs, 10:00am. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr, 4802 Main St. 410-827-6010.
Jan 14 – TEAM IN TRAINING information meeting. 11am. KI Public Library, 200 Library Circle, Stevensville. 443-471-1632. Jan 14, Feb 11 – EASTERN SHORE WRITER’S ASSOC mtg. 11am-1pm. Location & speaker TBD. www.easternshorewriteers.org.
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Helpful Holiday Hints Ask an expert... How can I give directly to children in our community? There are still HUNDREDS of Queen Anne’s County children that need you! Simply visit www.adopt-a-bear.net to Ànd where an Adopt-a-Bear tag can be picked up... and then make a local child’s Christmas come true. Tags and purchased, unwrapped gifts can be returned to the QAC Chamber ofÀce at 1561 Postal Road, Chester from 9-4 through Friday. 410-643-8530
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AREA CHURCH SERVICES List your church service info. for FREE! Just email to theupdate@verizon.net. CARMICHAEL • John Wesley United Methodist, 828 Arrington Rd. Sun: 9:15am. 410-827-8047. CENTREVILLE • Abundant Life, 132 Comet Dr. Sun: 9, 10am. Tues: 7pm. 410-758-8669. • Bethel AME, 102 Washington Rd. Sun: 11am. Wed: 7:30pm. 410-758-3748. • Centreville Community, 101 Gray Fox Lane. Sun:10:30am, 6pm. Wed 7pm. 410758-3072. • Centreville United Methodist, 608 Church Hill Rd. Sun: 8:40, 11am. 410-758-0868. • Covenant Family Church, QAC Arts Council, 206 S. Commerce St. Sun: 9:30am. 410758-1117. • Grace Fellowship, Wye Branch manor, 865 Poplar School Rd. Sun: 9:30am. 410-3100722. • New Life Community United Methodist, 423 S. Liberty St. Sun: 10:30am. 410-7583285. • Our Mother of Sorrows, 301 ChesterÀeld Ave. Sun: 9:15, 11:30am. 410-758-0143. • Set the Captives Free Outreach Center, Inc., QAC Arts Council, 206 S. Commerce St. Sun: 12:30pm. Thurs: 7pm. 443-8033294. • St. Paul’s Episcopal, 301 S. Liberty St. Sun: 8, 10:30am. 410-758-1553. CHESTER • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 110 Goodhands Creek Rd. Sun: 9:30am. 410-725-6870. • Galilee Lutheran, 1934 Harbor Dr. Sun: 9, 10:30am. 410-643-6545. • Kent Island United Methodist, 2739 Cox Neck Rd. Sun: 8, 9:30, 11am. 410-6435361. • New Life Christian Outreach, 101 Country Day Rd. Sun: 10am. Tues: 7pm. Thurs: 7, 8:30pm. 410-643-6737. • St. Christophers, 1861 Harbor Dr. Sat: 8:30am, 5pm. Sun: 7, 9, 11am, 5pm. MonFri: 7:15, 8:30am. 410-643-3366. • Union Wesley United Methodist, 110 Union Wesley Circle. Sun: 9:30am. 410-643-5881. CHURCH HILL • Bethel AME, 208 Agnes St. Sun: 11am. 410-556-6888. • Church Hill United Methodist, 506 Main St. Sun: 11am. 410-556-6457. • Faith Unity Fellowship Ministries, 208 New St. Sun: 9:30, 10:30am. Wed: 7:30pm. 410758-4370. •St. Luke’s Episcopal. Sun: 11am. 410-5566644. GRASONVILLE • Bryans United Methodist, 5608 Main St. Sun: 11am. 410-827-8440. • Church of Christ Chesapeake, 405 Drummer Dr. Sun: 9:45, 10:45am, 1:30pm. 410827-7087. • Eastern Shore Apostolic, 5601 Main St. Sun: 10am. 410-991-9109. • Eastern Shore Baptist, 119 Station Lane. Sun: 9:30, 10:30am, 6pm. Wed: 7pm. 410490-4950. • Immanuel United Methodist, Main St, School House Lane. Sun: 9, 10, 11am. • Lakeview Fellowship Church of God, 230 Hess Frontage Rd. Sun: 10am. Thurs: 7pm. • Robinson A.M.E., 823 Grasonville Cemetery Rd. Sun: 10, 11am. 410-827-7556.
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Event Planning Tip of the Week – Christmas Table Centerpiece Ideas
A simple but elegant centerpiece for your Christmas dinner table is to Àll clear glass vases of different sizes with bright Christmas balls. Another idea is to Àll a clear glass vase with cranberries and then add either white Áowers or a white pillar candle. Or take your candle sticks and balance large bright Christmas balls on top. Floating candles are also fun and you can add small red, white or green balls to Áoat beneath the candles. For a smaller table, Àll large martini glasses instead of vases. For more advice, go to www.InspiredEventsllc.com or Ànd us on facebook.
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CHARACTER COACHES needed for classroom of students or mentor to at-risk student. 410-758-6677.
COMMUNITY CARE PROJECT advocacy/support for foreclosure prevention. 410827-8639, 410-827-0579 or 410-827-4990. COMMUNITY MEDIATION-upper shore. Free & conÀdential. 410-810-9188. COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATE volunteers. QA & Kent Counties. 410-758-8610. PRO BONO BANKRUPTCY HELP Free legal assistance by appt. Dover St, Easton. 410-962-3813. SOCIAL SERVICES BENEFITS assistance-QAC Free Library. www.quan.lib.md.us. VOLUNTEERS needed. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520. VOLUNTEERS needed. KIFA, Stevensville. 410-6437424. MONDAYS • CHESTER RIVER CHORALE rehearsals. 7-9:15pm. First United Methodist Church, Chestertown. 410-8101438. • QA CHORALE 7-9pm. Centreville United Methodist Church. 410-758-3183. • 1st Mon – ASSETS ACTION TEAM 6-7pm. New Life United Methodist Church, Centreville. 410-758-6677. • 2nd & 4th Mon – RIDGELY LIONS CLUB 6:30pm. Ridgely United Methodist Church, 109 Central Ave. 410634-2214. TUESDAYS • BABY STORY TIME ages birth-2 w/caregiver. 11:00am. Kent County Public Library, Chestertown. 410-778-3636. • HARMONY ON THE BAY women’s barbershop chorus. 7pm. Centreville United Methodist Church. 410-924-0013 or 410-763-7920. • JEWELRY MAKING ages 60+. Sudlersville Senior Ctr, 605 Foxxtown Dr. 410-438-3159. • KI COMMUNITY BAND rehearsals. 7-8:30pm. QAC Arts Council. 443-995-2297.
• LADIES BIBLE STUDIES 6:45-8:40pm. Island Alliance Church, 510 Thompson Creek, Stevensville. 410643-5683. • 2nd Tues – LIFE DRAWING 2-5pm. $20 members $25 others. KIFA, Stevensville. 410-643-7424.
WEDNESDAYS • QA BNI CHAPTER 7:15-9am. Ram’s Head Shore House, Stevensville. 410-827-7417 or 443-988-8075. • WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY 9:45am or 7pm. KI United Methodist Church, Chester. 410-827-5345. • 1st Wed - KI FISHERMEN 7:30pm. American Legion Stevensville. 410-643-1745. • 1st Wed – DELMARVA TRAIN PEOPLE 7pm. Caroline County Library, Greensboro Branch. 443-262-9078 • 1st Wed – DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY ages 60+ 12:30pm. Sudlersville Senior Ctr, 605 Foxxtown Dr 410-438-3159. • 2nd & 3rd Wed – DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Àeld trips ages 60+. Sudlersville Senior Ctr, 605 Foxxtown Dr 410-438-3159. • Last Wed – RAVENS meet-help feed homeless 7:30pm. Bats Café, Stevensville. 410-924-8645.
THURSDAYS • SIMPLE, EASY CRAFTS ages 60+. Sudlersville Senior Ctr. 605 Foxxtown Dr. 410-438-3159. • KI FARMERS’ MARKET 3:30-6:30pm. Chesapeake Bay Business Park, 155 Sallitt Dr. • 1st & 2nd Thurs - FAMILY LAW ASSISTANCE clinic 5:30-6:30pm. KI Library. • 3rd & 4th Thurs - FAMILY LAW ASSISTANCE clinic 5:30-6:30pm. Centreville Library. • 3rd Thurs – COMMUNITY COAT CLOSET 6-8pm. St Luke’s Episcopal Church, Church Hill.
FRIDAYS • CHICKS & STICKS 1-3pm. Centreville Senior Ctr, 104 Powell St. 410-758-3900. • ISLAND IDOL KARAOKE 11:30am-1pm. KI Senior Ctr, 891 Love Pt Rd, Stevensville. 410-604-3801. • 3rd Fri – ISLAND IDOL KARAOKE 11:30am. Chow Hound’s Potato Bar Luncheon. 410-604-3801.
SATURDAYS • CHESTERTOWN FARMERS’ MARKET 8am-1pm Fountain Park. 410-639-7217. • Thru Nov – GUIDED WALKS 11am. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410-634-2847 ext. 0.
Matthews Family Loses Everything In Fire Queen Anne Colony Community Assoc. has setup a collection if anyone would be interested in donating. Three ofÀcers will accept donations at their homes. Kim Mallory, 414 Five Farms Drive, 410-643-0550 Gerard Boismain, 329 Five Farms Drive, 410-643-5092 Paul Placek, 103 Big Holly Court, 410-643-2817 Checks should be made to Kim Matthews and Family (or, if you make it to the Queen Anne Colony Association, please write “for Kim Matthews Family” on the check.
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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
People, Places And Faces Of Our Community
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Your Local Christmas Shop – An Eastridge Garden By Ron Stafford
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• Be sure to place your ornaments on both the inside and outside of the tree to create depth and interest. Do not hang all your ornaments on the tips of branches. • If you are decorating a live tree, be sure to properly preserve the tree so you can enjoy it longer. Add the product Prolong to hot water at the base of the tree. The tree will soak up a lot of water during the Àrst week, so be sure to check the water level regularly and add warm water as needed. For more information on this and other unique offerings, visit the Fosters at An Eastridge Garden at 533 Dulin Clark Road in Centreville, or give them a call at 410-758-3650. They are open year round, and their hours of operation through the end of December are Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sundays 10am to 4pm. Their website is eastridgegarden.com.
Dale and Sally Foster, owners of An Eastridge Garden located in Centreville, invite you to visit their unique plant nursery and garden supply store, especially during the holiday season when they open their Christmas shop. They offer a variety of holiday items: festive table centerpieces; unusual gift ideas for those difÀcult-to-buy-for persons on your list; wreaths and greenery for decorating your home indoors or outdoors; and, novel ideas for decorating Christmas trees and other plants. Why not consider purchasing a boxwood and decorating for the holidays rather than the usual Christmas tree? The ideas are endless, and An Eastridge Garden can help you with your decorating needs. Dale and Sally opened their gift shop in 1995, and the popularity and size of their shop has grown each year. Here are some “tricks of the trade” the Fosters offer for decorating the perfect Christmas tree.
More Tree Decorating Ideas – Let’s Get Creative Here are more ideas for decorating your Christmas trees and adding a touch of creativity to your holidays. There are no rules when it comes to Christmas trees and Christmas ornaments. If you prefer the traditional green Christmas tree, you have tons of decorating options. If you are more bold and unconventional, try a purple, pink, white, black Christmas tree this year.
• Choose a basic theme for your tree. It can be based on the style of the room in which you are placing the tree (modern, Victorian, country, nature); on a special family theme (handmade ornaments, vacation memories,); or, fun themes such as a Santa tree or a pine cone tree.
Nautical Themes – If your room has a nautical theme, there are lots of ways to carry this theme to your tree ornaments. Spray paint seashells in gold or use a thin paintbrush to outline just the edges in gold. Bleached white sand dollars look great on the tree; just attach a matching ribbon for a hanger. You can also use small boats, seagulls, pelicans, starÀsh and tropical Àsh to make the beach or nautical theme interesting.
• Color coordinate your ornaments. Try an all-red theme, a blue and green theme, or an all-white theme. If you are really creative, go for a non-traditional Christmas color such as purple.
Victorian Themes – If your home is Victorian in style, include ribbons, bows, and crocheted ornaments like angels and bells on your tree. Add a few small nosegays of dried Áowers, ornaments made of lace, or bows and streamers to complete the theme. You also can use Victorian miniatures like dollhouse furniture as Christmas ornaments.
• Select a main focal point of the tree and start working your decorations around the tree. Begin with Àller ornaments and then place your specialty ornaments where they can standout.
Outdoorsy Theme – If you live in a log cabin or just love the outdoors, there is no better way to show off your love of camping, hunting or Àshing. You can Ànd ornaments for your favorite outdoor pastime. Use twigs or cinnamon sticks tied together in bunches as Àllers and to add fragrance to your tree. Collect pine cones on your trips, spray paint them or leave them natural, to enhance the outdoor theme. Country Home Theme – If you prefer the cozy country theme, choose decorations made of calico, Áannel, or plaids. Patchwork teddy bears and quilted ornaments also add a nice touch. Find miniatures like washboards, pails, sleds, or rocking chairs and turn them into ornaments. Floral Theme – A Áoral motif easily translates to a Christmas tree adorned with dried and silk Áowers. Make garlands by gluing Áowers to soft rope, or place bunches of lacy baby’s breath among the branches. Large poinsettias or other single blooms in among the branches of the tree are a lovely addition. Sleek, Modern Theme - To create a modern Christmas tree, choose a monochromatic theme that accentuates the colors in the room or home. Then select Christmas ornaments in different shades of the same color. Sweet Treat Theme – You can use cookies and candies to decorate your tree. String popcorn and cranberries on a string to use as a natural garland. Then Àll the spaces with homemade cookies and an assortment of Christmas candies such as candy canes and ribbon candies. Bold Colors for Christmas Trees – If you want to be bold and break with the traditional green tree, how about a purple or pink Christmas tree? For the ultra-modern look of black and white, how about a black Christmas tree with all white ornaments? Just think of the possibilities! A purple Christmas tree with pink Christmas ornaments, a white Christmas tree with ornaments in shades of red or deep burgundy? Or a pink Christmas tree with ornaments in black and white?
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Lowe’s Bayshore Nursery & Garden Center, 703 Love Point Road, Stevensville. 410643-6244. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm; Sun 10am-4pm. Balled & burlap live trees-Blue Spruce, Douglas Fir & Norway Spruce-$49 and up. Cut Trees-Frazier Fir. Poinsettias, decorated holiday wreaths, greens, swags, roping. Richard Brusca Nursery, Inc., 140 Brusca Lane, Sudlersville. 410-438-3180. Mon-Fri 8am-5pm; Sat 8am-4pm; Sun 10am-2pm. Live Balled & Burlap Trees-Norway Spruce & Colorado Blue Spruce-3-4’ $29.99, 4-5’ $44.99, 5-6’ $59.99, 6-7’ $74.99. Christmas Wreaths starting at $8.50. Decorated Grave Blankets $29.99. Shore Blooms, 1418 Main St, Stevensville. 410-533-4585. Open 7 days/week; 10am-7pm. Fresh cut Frazier & Douglas trees. Wreaths in various sizes, garlands, centerpieces & swags. Unity Nurseries LLC, 3621 Church Hill Road, Church Hill. 410-556-6010. Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm; Fri 8am-6pm; Sat 8am-3pm; Sun 10am-3pm. Frazier Firs – 5-6’, 7-8’, 9-10’ & premium. White Marsh Acres, 515 White Marsh Rd, Centreville. 410-758-4349 or 410-490-6137. Open 7 days/week, 10am until dark. You choose & cut or we cut. Douglas Fir, Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce up to 14’. WildÁower Nursery, 915 Romancoke Rd, Stevensville. 410-604-2121. Mon-Thurs 10am-6pm; Fri & Sat 10am7pm; Sun 10am-4pm. Live trees 6-12’. #1 Frazier Firs, Canaan Firs & White Pines.
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The Schwink family (seated) pose with the Shore Update elves. Thank you all for helping us collect toys for Michael’s toy drive for the The Dupont Hospital in Delaware. We came home with many toys (gifts) for those wonderful children and we will be delivering them soon. Your efforts in helping us make a wonderful memory for OUR MICHAEL CLARK SCHWINK ( SCHWINKYS TOY DRIVE) was greatly appreciated . Every toy will give another child some happiness while they are in the hospital and it will be in memory of Michael. Thank you for including our Àrst Schwinkys Toy Drive in the Àrst annual Christmas by the Bay. We greatly appreciate all your help, Michael’s family Pat, Glenn, Chris and Laura (Michael’s parents and brother and sisterin-law)
Dave and Tammy Harper, far left and far right, hosted Christmas by the Bay at their restaurant Kentmorr. They are standing with the Schwink family, whose son Michael worked at Kentmorr for many years. Samuel Hoffman, son of Shore Update owners Michael and Cheryl, checks in on his grandma and Update team member Wilma Rubock.
Linda Austin, of Long & Foster and owner of Rita’s, wins a rafÁe as Shore Update team member Diana Paladino cheers her on. Cathy Gerring, Shore Update team member, thanks everyone for attending and for their support. Bernie, of Island Entertainment, deejayed the event.
Vicki Souder, Shore Update team member, thanks Update fan Ryan Freeman for his hard work at the event. Cheri Hoffman, owner of the Shore Update, takes a moment to thank Jeff Weese, owner of Joslex Studios, for his hard work in launching Christmas by the Bay at www.ShoreUpdate.com
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If you read my previous column about Christmas by the Bay, you know that it all began with a string of miracles. SufÀce it to say, the miracles continued. The Schwink and Candleana families were so gracious, appreciative and moved by the evening. Not only were we able to tell them they have a community that loves and supports them, we were able to show them. Friends, neighbors, kids, co-workers and businesses came together for an evening of outreach. Whether people knew each other or not, you could feel the closeness in the room... we were bound by our sense of community. Our community also stood by the words “SHOP LOCAL.” Christmas by the Bay garnered almost $25,000 in gift cards in just three short weeks. Mind blowing! I honestly haven’t been this moved since our community reached out to us when Jacob was sick. I often say it is our community and friend’s support, Jacob’s strength and God’s love that gets us through each day. I felt so blessed to reach out to these two families at Christmas by the Bay. When we say “Buy Local. Shop Local. Give Local.,” we mean it! Until next time, Cheri Hoffman Shore Update owner, team member and local Photos by Haley Miksit
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The Kent Island High School Basketball Team is trying to raise money for their teams. We are holding a 3 on 3 Trophy Tournament for 6-8 graders and 9-12 graders on December 10, 2011 at Kent Island High School. Please contact kristinplumer@yahoo. com for more information.
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Austin Khiel is a 14-year-old freshman at Queen Anne’s County High School who plays point guard for the JV men’s basketball team. Having a love for basketball since he was 4, basketball superstars Dwane Wade and Michael Jordan inspire him to do his best. Austin applies himself in all he does, both in the classroom and on the court, and counts English and math as his favorite subjects. When he’s not practicing and studying, Austin enjoys Àshing as a hobby. As of now, he plans to go to North Carolina to pursue a higher education. A great son, his family is amazed at how focused and dedicated he is on his future plans at such a young age, and they look forward to what will happen for him, both at QACHS and later in life.
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Brownie Troop 487 from Centreville had a fantastic time decorating one of the Town Christmas trees located along Lawyer’s Row. The girls made wooden ornaments and showed their love of Girl Scouts with cookie ornaments and ornaments celebrating 100 years of Girl Scouts. Troop 487 also will participate with a Ă oat in the Centreville Christmas Parade on Dec. 2. The girls will celebrate “Toys for Totsâ€? portraying toys in a toy chest.
Helpful Holiday Hints Ask an expert... What’s the best way to pamper myself this holiday season? CertiÀed massage therapist and licensed aesthetician Jan Siarnicki, with By the Beach Tanning Salons, says the best way to pamper yourself during the stress of the holidays is to indulge in a deep tissue or Swedish massage. A Swedish massage, which can take from 30 to 90 minutes, is a gentler massage where continuous strokes are used to put you in a Zen-like state, with the ultimate end goal of having you feel relaxed and refreshed. A deep tissue massage is used to target problematic areas such as the neck, back or hands, and takes approximately 15 to 30 minutes. Jan believes in making sure every customer gets the right massage tailored to their speciÀc needs. Appointments are needed, and you can contact her at By the Beach at 410-604-1777.
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Marie Hofman, with Paula’s Fine Jewelry in Chester, remembers getting an old-fashioned reel-to-reel tape player and recorder when she was 12. Singing along to “Mony, Mony”, she and her friends had a grand time. Marie has been at Paula’s since 2002 and has lived here on the Shore since 1983. Prior to that, she grew up in the Arnold area of Anne Arundel County.
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John Oertly, manager of Chesapeake Outdoors in Chester, had a different take on our question of the week. He says his customers often have the unique request of crab pots to give to family and friends even though crabbing is out of season during this time of the year. John has been with the business for the past 2-1/2 years and has held the position of manager for the past 1-1/2 years. He looks forward to Àlling the unique requests of his customers, whether it be in crabbing season or not.
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Tony Wong, manager of Cafe Sado located on Kent Island, says the best recent gift he received was a great report card his daughter, France, brought home a few years back while attending Severna Park High School. France currently works for Boeing in Utah, and Tony is especially proud of his daughter’s efforts her last few months at SPHS. Tony is thankful for all that his daughter has accomplished. He has been the manager of Cafe Sado for the past four years and looks forward to welcoming more new customers to his Àne restaurant.
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Jack Helms, owner of The UPS Store in Chester, suggests mailing packages as soon as possible during the Christmas season. On average, it takes 3 days by ground delivery for a package going anywhere on the East Coast. When sending something by ground to the West Coast, Jack says to allow for 5 days for delivery. Jack says that they will be glad to packk and ship items for you, and he backs it with their pack and ship promise. Jack and his team look forward to serving our community, 410-604-2380.
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Holiday Happenings Thru Dec 16 – TOYS FOR TOTS dropoff. 9am-6pm. Long & Foster-KI OfÀce, 202 Thompson Creek Mall, Stevensville. Thru Dec 23 – HOLIDAY GIFT BOUTIQUE Wed-Sat, 1-4pm. KIFA, Stevensville. 410-643-7424. Dec 10 – OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS 10am-2pm. Free. Sudlersville Train Station Museum, Linden Avenue. 410-438-3501. Dec 10 – 2ND ANNUAL PET PICTURES W/SANTA QAC Animal Services, 201 Clay Dr, Queenstown. 410-758-2393.
Open Christmas Eve! Taking reservations until 6:30! Please call 410-827-8113 Give the gift of The Narrows! Customized Holiday gift cards are available. Our famous Crab Cakes & Cream of Crab Soup can be shipped anywhere overnight or ordered for carry-out! 3023 Kent Narrows Way South • Grasonville, MD 21638 Located on the Kent Narrows, 5 miles east of The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Open Daily 11 am • Call for Reservations: 410.827.8113 • www.thenarrowsrestaurant.com
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Dec 10 – VICTORIAN HIGH TEA 2-4pm. $25. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Hall, Centreville. 410-7583010. Dec 10 – EASTERN SHORE WRITER’S ASSOC mtg w/Holiday Readings. 11am-1pm. Scossa’s Restaurant, 8 N. Washington, Easton. www.easternshorewriteers.org. Dec 10 – CHRISTMAS KIDS SHOPPING 10am-1pm. Centreville United Methodist Church, 608 Church Hill Rd. 410-758-1476. Dec 10 – BREAKFAST W/SANTA & MRS. CLAUS 7-11am. Rams Head Shore House. Dec 10 – CHRISTMAS IN ST. MICHAELS breakfast. 8am-12N. St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 304 Talbot St, St. Michaels. 410-745-2534. Dec 10 – CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 9am-1pm. Chester Wye Center, Grasonville. 410-827-7048. Dec 10 – HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE reception 3-5pm. Free; open to public. KIFA, Stevensville. 410-6437424. Dec 10,11 – FESTIVAL OF TRAINS 12N-5pm. 12/11 Santa there for photos. Admission by donation. Kent Narrows Outlets, Piney Narrows Rd. Dec 12 – CHRISTMAS TREES CERAMICS CLASS ages 12+. 6-7:30pm. $65. Kramer Center. 410-7584098. Dec 13 – HANDBELL CONCERT 7pm. KI United Methodist Church sanctuary. Dec 14 – HOLIDAY CREATIONS ages 5-7. 4-5pm. $50. KI Elem School, Stevensville. www.parksnrec. org. Dec 15 – MIDNIGHT MADNESS in downtown Annapolis. 6pm-12midnight. Maryland Ave, Main and West St. Dec 15,17 – SANTA COW IS COMING TO TOWN 12/15 4-7pm. 12/17 11am-2pm. Chick-Àl-A, 1845 Main Street, Chester. Dec 17 – CRAFT BAZAAR 9am-2pm. Dominic’s Farm, 625 Bennett Point Rd. 443-496-1710. Dec 18 – COUNTRY BREAKFAST w/Santa. 7:30-11am. Goodwill Fire Co, 212 Broadway, Centreville. 410-758-1422. Dec 18 – LUNCH W/SANTA 11am-2pm. $5/child. Toy donation welcome. Grasonville VFD, 4128 Main St.
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Helpful Holiday Hints Ask an expert... Please help with that hard-to-buy-for person! Lauren Pinder, owner of Periwinkles in Chester, says that when shopping for that hard-to-buy-for person, it’s best to think “personalized.” Choose a creative gift and then personalize it. Examples range from hand-painted ornaments to Mothers’ bracelets to custom labeled lighted wine bottles. Lauren and her team have been fulÀlling the unique and special needs of her great customers for over 10 years now. For more info call 410-643-3234.
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Queen Anne’s BNI Donates to ADOPT A BEAR For the fourth year in a row, the Queen Anne’s Wednesday Chapter of BNI gathered to donate clothing and gifts to the Queen Anne’s Adopt-A-Bear Charity. The Chapter meets every Wednesday Morning at 7:30am at Ram’s Head Shore House.
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Pictured Left to right: Back Row: Bob Gosselin, Bob Gosselin Photography; Doug McCartin, Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop; Ryan Carrion, Carrion Electric; Phil Duminel, JW McCartin Insurance; Norm Mushinsky, PrintCraft Printing; Omari Belt, A Comfort Zone HVAC Front Row: Cindy Jacobs, Maryland Residential Management; Greg Thren, Paychex; Jim McBride, Capital One Bank; Casey Palmer, Palmer’s Plumbing; Cheryl McPherson, Capital One Bank; Brenda Zimmerman, Banker’s Life and Casualty; Tom Mazerski, Gateway Communications; Ron Bunch, House Calls Handyman Services.
Helpful Holiday Hints Ask an expert... What’s new in nail fashion this holiday season? The friendly and knowledgeable staff of Whit’s End Salon and Spa, located in Stevensville, say that the top trend this season for holiday nails is shellac. It lasts for more than two weeks, has a beautiful appearance, and takesvirtually no time to dry. Pictured here (from left to right) are Stacey Owen (skin care specialist), Tammy Beville (who works with hair and nail care) and Stephanie Mahlow (nail technician). Whitney and her entire team at Whit’s End look forward to providing you with the very best services this Christmas season. To schedule an appointment, call 410-643-4488.
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What is the correct way to set a holiday dinner table? “Which fork do I use?” We are sure this is a question most ask or hear often. If only we had a nickel for every time we answered, “Start from the outside and work in.” There are many ways to set a table, but the number one rule is the setting should suit your menu. For instance, if you are having a four course formal dinner you will need more plates and silverware than perhaps something last minute and informal. Either way, here are basic guidelines for some typical table settings. But always remember to relax, be creative and make it your own.
Meet the Inspired Events Creative Team •Becky Groff (left) has been planning events for over 15 years including trade shows, wine festivals, “Taste of” promotional events, auctions and is a talented graphic designer. •Ashlee Kastendike (center) is a certiÀed International Event and Wedding Planning Professional. She has been planning events professionally since 2005 and specializes in fundraising events such as banquets, auctions and golf tournaments. •Sharon Finecey (right) has been planning events such as banquets, art festivals, team building meetings and retreats, weddings and concerts since 1998. She is a certiÀed International Event and Wedding Planning Professional.
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Which wines do you recommend this holiday? Jim Haskell, of Centreville Liquors, says there is a perfect wine for every meal and every occasion. Holiday wrapped Spumanti (pictured right) is the perfect aperitif and is only $9.99. Reindeer Ranch, pictured center, is a wonderful cuvee or blended wine and is only $6.99 per bottle. For the traditional meal, Jim recommends Mark West Pinot Noir at $12.99 per bottle. It is a wonderful, light, fruity red that has enough body and Áavor to stand up to most holiday dishes. He also offers over 15 varieties of Pinot Noir starting at $5.99. Centreville Liquors is located in the Food Lion Shopping Center and can be reached at 410-758-4688.
Can you recommend an elegant, easy holiday dessert? Dave & Tammy Harper, owners of Kentmorr Restaurant, share this go-to favorite: Dave Harper’s Kentmorr Rum Cake Cake ingredients: 1 box moist yellow cake mix 4 whole eggs 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup salad oil 1/2 cup spiced (dark) rum 1 package of instant vanilla pudding Sauce: Cook over medium heat until dissolved, put aside until cake is done. 1/2 cup spiced rum, 1/2 cup melted butter, 1/4 cup water, 1/2 cup white sugar Blend all cake ingredients well. Pour this mixture into a greased bundt pan. Bake the cake at 350 degrees for approximately 35-40 minutes (or until a toothpick stuck in the cake comes out clean). When cake is done, cool for 10 minutes, take the cake out of the bundt pan and then top the cake with the sauce.
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O’MALLEYS AND BUSINESS LEADERS TRAVEL TO INDIA Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley travelled to India for a week-long trip aimed at drumming up investment in the state of Maryland. The governor says Maryland has lots to offer investors. He notes that per capita, Maryland is tops in the number of residents with PhDs and houses a number of government and private sector groups with expertise in healthcare, life sciences, biotech and IT. His Àrst stop was in the Middle Eastern nation of Qatar. While in India, he visited with leaders in Hyderabad, Mumbai and New Delhi. A number of business leaders accompanied him as well as his wife, Judge Katie O’Malley, who met with legal ofÀcials. UPDATE ON ROBOCALL TRIAL A jury is set to begin hearing testimony in the case against campaign aide Paul Schurick. The 55-year-old worked for former Republican Governor Robert Ehrlich in 2010 when he again ran for governor. Schurick is charged with approving misleading robocalls on election night to Democrats in predominantly black districts to suppress voting. Prosecutors in the election day robocall trial say a plan to suppress the African-American vote in Baltimore and Prince George’s County was not devised until about 3pm that day. They say it was a desperate attempt to help former Governor Bob Ehrlich’s bid to upset Governor Martin O’Malley. The woman who recorded the robocall testiÀed yesterday that she is to blame for the fact that the calls only went to Democrats. Rhonda Russell told reporters the message was supposed to motivate Ehrlich supporters. Prosecutors presented jurors with emails exchanged by campaign members panicking as the day went on. Paul Schurick’s lawyer says campaign consultant Julius Henson is to blame for the calls. Henson goes on trial next year. THANKSGIVING ARRESTS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Maryland State Police say they arrested more than 100 people for drunken driving around the Thanksgiving holiday. Police say troopers arrested 113 suspected drunk drivers, responded to 284 trafÀc crashes, and investigated Àve fatal crashes in which six people were killed. The crashes were in Frederick, Washington, Harford and Queen Anne’s counties. Troopers issued a total of more than 10,000 trafÀc citations and warnings over the holiday period. CENTREVILLE MAN HURT IN DEER HUNTING ACCIDENT A Centreville man had to be rushed to the hospital after he was injured in a weekend hunting accident. According to Maryland Natural Resources Police, the accident occurred on November 26 on Perlee Road near Centreville. Police said the investigation revealed that 47-year-old Jeff Wolfe fell from a tree stand after he attempted to shoot at a deer. Investigators said Wolfe was wearing a safety harness, but it was not connected to the tree. Wolfe was Áown to Shock Trauma for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. ARMORY DEAL BACK ON BURNER? Washington College conÀrmed they have the most recent offer from the Chestertown Town Council to sell the SFC John H. Newnam Armory to the college. “We are not walking away from the Armory,” said WC Director of Media Relations Kay MacIntosh. “There will be a meeting with the President and the Board of Governors to discuss the Town’s offer.”
Helpful Holiday Hints Ask an expert... How much holiday money can I get from selling gold? Patty Kneall, owner of Kent Island Jewelry in Chester, says it depends on what the gold market is at the moment. She does point out that most people are surprised by how much money they receive when selling their gold. Lic#2190 After cleaning out your jewelry box of wanted items and collecting a pile such as the one pictured can generate around $1,000 of cash! She suggests stopping by with your items to get an estimate. There is never any obligation to sell. For a limited time, she is also offering an extra $25 when you sell $100 or more. Stop by today... they are located at exit 39B, Main Street, Chester and can be reached at 410-643-7766.
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The most recent offer from the Mayor and Council came at the eleventh-hour as WC President Mitchell B. Reiss formally withdrew the college’s interest in purchasing the Armory. Spirited division on the Council and bitter public discourse had plagued the negotiations since the July 18 council meeting. Council members were split on how the town should be compensated for selling its “option” in the Armory, and the college stood its ground on Àscal constraints, rejecting a requirement to help fund the town’s Rail-Trails project as part of the purchase agreement. MacIntosh said the college would probably respond to the town’s new offer within the week. NEED A SMOKE ALARM? Delmarva Power donated residential smoke alarms to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s ofÀce for distribution throughout Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Through the company’s Emergency Services Partnership Program, the Àre marshal’s ofÀce received 2,000 regular smoke alarms and 60 special needs smoke alarms for the deaf and hard of hearing. The special needs alarms emit a bright strobe light as well as an extremely high-volume, audible alarm. Additional organizations supporting this effort include: the Maryland State Firemen’s Association, Fire and Burn Safety Coalition of Maryland, Maryland State Fire Prevention Commission and Maryland Fire Chief’s Association. Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse and Harris Communications of Minnesota provided these alarms to Delmarva Power at a reduced cost to help support this safety effort. Since 2000, Delmarva Power has donated 16,400 regular smoke alarms, 882 special needs smoke alarms and 1,450 carbon monoxide alarms to Àre safety ofÀcials in Delaware and Maryland. TRUCKING INDUSTRIES WORK AROUND REGULATIONS The nation’s trucking regulation agency is moving to stop companies that were shut down for repeated safety violations from staying in business by changing their names. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said it will upgrade its screening of applicants who want to operate trucking companies. The move comes after Hanover-based Gunther’s Transport was shut down for being an “imminent hazard” to the public and was recently reincarnated by the owner’s son. SAME-SEX MARRIAGE GETS NEW BATTLE IN MARYLAND Religious opponents of same-sex marriage are launching a new coalition. The Maryland Marriage Alliance, which describes itself as a multi-racial and bipartisan coalition of supporters of the traditional deÀnition of marriage, held a news conference led by Pastor Derek McCoy, executive director of the Maryland Family Alliance. MARYLAND NEAR TOP IN FOOD STAMP FRAUD Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Ànds that Maryland and Virginia led the nation in 2010 when it came to the amount of taxpayer dollars wasted on food stamp fraud. Maryland ranks second for improper losses, and the Commonwealth comes in at number Àve. For every $100 in beneÀts given out in Maryland, $6.11 went to people who were not eligible, costing the state $60-million. The national average was $3.05 for every $100 spent on food stamps. TEXTING CAMPAIGN DONATIONS A new state regulation allowing campaign donations by text message is expected to take effect soon. Maryland’s General Assembly passed the legislation this year, and the Board of Elections has been directed to implement the change. The system is expected to be in place early next year, and would make Maryland the second state to allow such contributions to candidates for state ofÀce. CBF BLOWS WHISTLE ON POSSIBLE FRACKING AIR POLLUTION SITES The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says infrared videos show air pollution coming from natural gas sites springing up across the country. The environmental group announced that it sent the videos to the federal Environmental Protection Agency along with a letter saying they show hydrocarbon emissions are not being adequately controlled. A boom in drilling in previously undrillable sites using a technique known as hydraulic fracturing prompted environmentalists to sue the EPA last year over regulation. In response, the agency proposed new rules in July to control air pollution at oil and gas wells for the Àrst time. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says it commissioned infrared video at 15 sites in Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia and found otherwise invisible emissions at 11. Local News: Ten times a day CNN News: Every hour Local Weather: Every hour Marine Weather: Every hour Osgood Reports: 8:25 and 9:25 Today On The Shore, a half hour talk show on local issues: Weekdays at Noon The Shore Morning Show weekdays live till 9:00am And live remotes from all major events
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Shore Medical Pavilion Now Open in Queenstown Shore Health System expanded its services in Queen Anne’s County when the Shore Medical Pavilion opened at 125 Shoreway Drive in Queenstown on December 5. Located next to the Queen Anne’s Emergency Center, Shore Medical Pavilion is home to Maryland Primary Care Physicians, which relocated from Stevensville to this more convenient location off of the Nesbit Road exit of US Rt. 50. Other services available in the three-story medical pavilion include diagnostic and laboratory testing, physical and speech therapy, occupational health services and several physician specialty practices. “The Shore Medical Pavilion adds primary and specialty medical services to Shore Health System’s Queen Anne’s County campus, where the Queen Anne’s Emergency Center opened in October of 2010,” says Michael Silgen, Vice President of Strategic Planning and Business Development for Shore Health System. “Opening this new medical facility is an opportunity for the University of Maryland Medical System to become the healthcare provider of choice for Queen Anne’s County and expands the array of medical services that Shore Health System offers in the Mid-Shore region.” Also open at Shore Medical Pavilion is a Shore Health System outpatient diagnostic center, equipped to perform x-rays, digital mammography, bone density scans, diagnostic ultrasound, electrocardiograms and MRI scans. Patients can also bring prescriptions for laboratory tests to the diagnostic center. The Shore Medical Pavilion is also the new home of Shore Rehabilitation Services, which was previously located in Centreville. Shore Rehabilitation Services has doubled its treatment space and added several pieces of state of the art equipment used in physical and speech therapy sessions with people of all ages. Shore Works will begin offering occupational health services for employers who require pre-employment testing and whose employees need medical care for work-related injuries. In January, several physician specialty practices will open ofÀces at Shore Medical Pavilion. The specialists scheduled to practice in Queenstown are urology, general surgery, gynecology, otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat) and neurology.
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The cardiovascular diagnostic testing center opens at Shore Medical Pavilion in December. The menu of testing will include electrocardiograms, basic cardiac stres testing and Holter monitoring. In January, the center will add cardiac and vascula ultrasound followed by nuclear cardiac stress testing in the spring. Other service scheduled to open in 2012 include a four-bed diagnostic sleep center. The Shore Medical Pavilion will have a coffee shop that will serve beverage and light snacks for the convenience of staff, patients and visitors. Shore Medical Pavilion located at 125 Shoreway Drive in Queenstown can be reached from the Nesbitt Road exit of US Rt. 50. For more information, visit www qamedicalpavilion.org.
About Shore Health System Shore Health System was formed in 1996 through the afÀliation of the Memoria Hospital at Easton, located in Talbot County, and Dorchester General Hospital, lo cated in the city of Cambridge in Dorchester County. Both hospitals have served thei communities for over 100 years. Today, Shore Health System is a regional, not-for proÀt network of inpatient and outpatient services with facilities in Talbot, Dorchester Caroline and Queen Anne’s counties. In 2006, Shore Health System merged with th University of Maryland Medical System to expand clinical programs and facilities and to facilitate physician recruitment. Through partnerships with the University o Maryland Medical Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Shor Health System offers world class medical care to residents of Maryland’s Mid-Shor and the Delmarva Peninsula. Shore Health System includes the Queen Anne’s Emergency Center, Mary land’s only freestanding emergency center in a rural area. The emergency center i open 24 hours a day, everyday, to respond to everything from minor injuries and ill nesses to strokes, heart attacks, and traumatic injuries, with seamless coordination when patient need to be transported by ambulance or helicopter to a hospital. (Learn more at www.qaemergencycenter.org.) The Shore Health System regional network o outpatient services includes primary and specialty physician practices for people o all ages along with diagnostic testing, medical rehabilitation, cancer care, diabete management, digestive health, home health care and hospice. For more information visit www.shorehealth.org.
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Tech Decks for Sale - Over 40 pieces including ramps, storage pieces and boards. All in GREAT shape. $60 for all, Àrm. 443-262-1143. ……..................................... TOPSOIL - Large quantities, 40-50 loads avail. You load & haul. Centreville area. BEST OFFER. 443-829-3153 ……..................................... Cleaning is done! Here’s your chance for a bargain. Prices are Àrm. Call 443262-1143, Centreville. •88 (YES! 88!) DK Eyewitness Books - Various titles, $225 •19 Reference Guide Books - Mostly DK, space, nature, music, etc., $75 (top shelf in photo) •Movie Time Table Top Air Popcorn Popper - $10 •Everlast Heavy Bag & Stand $125 ……...................................... $5 CLASSIFIEDS! All merchandise ads for $100 or less are only $5/issue (up to 20 words). Items over $100 are $10/issue. Add photo for ONLY $5. Call 410-8279312 to place your ad.
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HOME NEW 36”X48” white VINYL White vinyl, picture window, Àxed, with grills, low E glass, still in packaging. $85. 410643-4886. ……....................................... USED 36”X36” white ALUMINUM - Green house window with shelves & venting/operating E, good condition, $100. 410-643-4886. ….......................................... New Cultured marble top 36” X 25” still in box $75. 410643-4886.
FREE This Would Make A GREAT Christmas Gift!!! Kawasaki KLX 125 Dirt Bike - Great condition, $1200 or b/o. 410490-1407 or 410-490-7590. ……....................................... $5 CLASSIFIEDS! All merchandise ads for $100 or less are only $5/issue (up to 20 words). Items over $100 are $10/issue. Add picture for ONLY $5. Call 410-827-9312 to place your ad.
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PETS AMAZON PARROT!! Blue faced female, very sweet but needs to be the only bird in the household. She talks and is very personable. $200. Call 443-496-2355 (Chester area)
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LEDO E LEDO-Experienced i d grill ill cook, weekends and possible weekdays, apply in person Ledo Kent Island .............................................. SALES-CUSTOMER FOCUSED SALES PROFESSIONAL-Must be friendly, out-going, organized & self motivated. We offer medical/ dental insurance, paid vacations, 401k/proÀt sharing. Base salary+ commission. E-mail resume to: will@pagetronics.com ……….................................... ServiceMaster Chesapeake just signed a new contract and has immediate openings for PT help. Mon., Wed. & Fri. evenings from 5-8 PM. Chesapeake Bay Business Park. For more information & to obtain an application please contact Denise Ornduff at 443-249-3256 ……....................................... Cello Instructor Wanted - For sixteen-year-old who has some musical experience. We live in Centreville area. Please call 443-262-1143. ……...................................... Need cash? Have limited time? Join AVON Team Dynamite! Earn up to 50% proÀt and discount your holiday shopping! Melanie 410-3103616 www.start.youravon. com/mdrake ref: mdrake ……...................................... Carrion Electric has a temporary job opening - 4 years of exp., residential & commercial work exp., clean driving record. QualiÀed candidates please contact Ryan Carrion at 443-786-0446 or ryan@ carrionelectric.com. ……....................................... HELP WANTED – Part time house and content cleaning person for restoration company, must pass background check. Please call 410-6435408.
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Sundays – BINGO 1pm. KIVFD, Rt. 18, Stevensville. .................................................. Mondays – TOM BRENT CRIBBAGE 1pm. Centreville Senior Ctr, 104 Powell St. 410-7583900 or 443-603-1335. ................................................. Mondays (2nd Mon) – BINGO 5:30pm. Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church, 303 ChesterÀeld Ave, Centreville. 410-7580143. .................................................. Tuesdays – BINGO Early bird 6:30pm; games 7pm. Bay Country Moose Family Ctr, 6154 Main St, Queenstown. 410-827-7900. .................................................. Tuesdays – BINGO 7:30pm. Crumpton VFD, 3rd St. .................................................. Wednesdays – BINGO 7pm. Sudlersville VFD, 203 N Church St. ..................................................
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Sundays (2nd Sun) – COUNTRY STYLE BREAKFAST Adults $6; ages 6-12 $3; 5 & under free. 8-11am. Crumpton VFD. 410928-5879. .................................................. Sundays (2nd Sun) – COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 9am-1pm. Free; will accept donation. St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Sudlersville. 410-556-6644. ................................................... Sundays (4th Sun) – COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 9am-1pm. Free; will accept donation. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Church Hill. 410-556-6644. .................................................... Mondays – STEAMED SHRIMP SPECIAL all day long. Bay Country Moose Family Ctr, 6154 Main St, Queenstown. 410-8277900. ................................................... Dec 16 – BAKED TURKEY & HAM 6-9pm. Romancoke Clubhouse, 229 Allegany Rd, Stevensville. www.romancoke. net.
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Buying?? Selling?? Facing Foreclosure?? Don’t make a move without us! PRICE REDUCTION A must see 3BR, 2BA home in the town of Sudlersville. Hardwd Árs, MBR walk-in tile shower, wood stove, deck, shed w/electric, fully Áoored basement. Lots of renovations & upgrades have been done, great home & great price, schedule an appointment today! $1500 Áooring allowance. QA7289893 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
NEW CONSTRUCTION $10K in closing help w/ builders lender & title c o m p a n y. Great Ár plan w/2 master bedrooms, one on the 1st & one on the 2nd Áoors. Room to bring Granny over! Full, unÀn basemt; kitchen offers breakfast nook & bar. House is loaded w/upgraded trim & crown moldings, fplc, hardwd Árs. Huge unÀn bonus rm. QA7359096 Chris Haddaway 410-320-6471
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Come see this adorable little bungalow in the heart of Centreville. Loaded with tons of potential this home will make an awesome investment for someone who is looking to invest in the real estate market. This home is being sold-as-is and inspections are for informational purposes only. Please show and sell. QA7720123 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
CENTREVILLE Very nice 4BR, 3.5BA colonial home located at the end of a cul-de-sac in the heart of Centreville. Views of farm Àelds but still have all the in-town amenities. Finished basement with bedroom and separate shower, great for an in-law suite. Please show and sell. QA7700786 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
WATERFRONT LIVING AT ITS BEST Waterfront living at its best! This is a must see Cape Cod situated near the end of a culde-sac, overlooking views of the beautiful Wye River. Nicely mature landscaping adds to the charm of this lovely waterfront home. Your buyers will not be disappointed with all this home has to offer. QA7720191 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
NORTH BROOK Come see all that this 4BR, 2.5BA lovely colonial home has to offer! Recently upgraded to include high efÀciency 15 seer HVAC units, 50 year hard wood Árs, large kitchen w/high-efÀciency appliances. Trex deck, vinyl fence, 10 x 10 shed, playground equipment. All just waiting for the new buyers. QA7704673 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
REDUCED TO $995,000
EASTERN BAY WATERFRONT Delightful updated 3BR rancher with granite counters, wd Árs, huge sunrm w/big views of Eastern Bay. Oversized 2c garage w/storage, pier & boat lift. Come escape to the Island! QA7649105 Diana Carlson 410-507-1111
QUEENSTOWN - This stunning, open waterfront contemporary is located on the Wye River and features 3 MBR’s, and 3.5BA. All bedrms have ceiling fans, walk-ins and ceiling lights. Home features Andersen double-hung, tilting windows, solid 36” wood doors and insulated interior walls. Main Áoor master offers spacious views, jetted tub, separate ceramic tile shower & separate stacked W/D. Artic maple Áooring in DR, LR, Kitchen & Hall. Gunite pool and extensive landscapDoug Kayhoe ing. QA7675510 Owner/Agent C: 410-320-6000 O: 410-643-4663 dkera@hotmail.com
SOLD!!!! SUDLERSVILLE This is what country living is all about. Must see home situated on 3.5 private acres, perfect for a large family. 5BR, MBR on 1st & 2nd Áoors, 3 full baths, Ànished basement w/gas fplc. Deck overlooks in-grnd pool. Tree lined driveway. QA7667858 Samantha Grimes 410-310-6426
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Active Homes for sale: 602 Luxury (Listed million+) Homes: 88 Rentals: 34 Foreclosures: 20 Potential Short Sales: 63 Homes: CKO,CNKO, Contracts: 72
15 Homes Sold: 11/28/11-12/4/11 7310 Kent Point Rd, Stevensville $3,000,500 (been on the market for 1129 days!) 105 Fox Run Ln #B-$135K $5,602. K subsidy 202 Congressional Dr, Stevensville $225,000 104 Teal Ct #B, Chester $160,000 $1K subsidy 1927 Stevens Dr, Chester $253,000 $9K subsidy 1200 Goldsboro Rd, Barclay $48,412 112 Church St. S St, Sudlersville $175K $6K subsidy 112 Church St N, Sudlersville $139K $6K subsidy 618 Love Point Rd, Stevensville $200K 107 Web Foot Ln, Stevensville $375K $8K subsidy 375 Hackett Corner Rd, Sudlersville $330K $5K subsidy 523 Victoria Dr, Stevensville $212K $5K subsidy 173 Greenwood Creek Rd, Queenstown $270K $11K subsidy 102 Brown Rd, Chester $180K 119 Gravel Run Rd, Grasonville $158,100 $3k subsidy
Waterfront Homes for Sale: 190 KI W/F Homes: 61 Lot/Land: 222 KI Waterfront Lots w/ approved perc: 8 Commercial Listings for Sale: 34 Commercial Rentals: 58
Camille B. O’Donnell, REALTOR®, Broker 210 Country Day Rd, Chester (Inside Club One)
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M. J. Stevens, Realtor 800-447-1419 ext. 1232 Cell: 410-703-6048 Direct: 410-604-6332
KENT ISLAND/SOUTHWIND COMMUNITY - Beautifully constructed brick home with gourmet kitchen – Stainless Steel appliances, duel fuel range and lavish master suite with walk-in Closets. Home features new Brazilian hardwood Áooring and rooms are freshly painted. Wonderful 3-season porch, a den and exercise room too.. Entertainment is easy in this lovely home. Full basement awaits additions of your choice. $699,950 (QA7369424)
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$799,000 KENT ISLAND/COVE CREEK CLUB – Fabulous custom-built contemporary is perfectly sited on almost 3 acres and at the end of a cul-de-sac. The gated community features marina and golf as just two special amenities. This 5 bedroom 2 ½ bath home delights with maple Áoors and travertine tiles on the Àrst Áoor. There is a 2-story granite-faced Àreplace in the family room , a dry bar nook convenient to the living room and great “island” kitchen. High-ceilings in the basement. $799,000 (QA7723746)
Stevensville $489,000
Kent Island Waterfront This single family home REDUCED TO $499,000
is only 5 min. from Bay Bridge but offers quiet, peaceful sunsets w/ 6’ depths on Cox Creek. W/ 4BR, 1 1/2BA, huge eat in kitchen, living rm & enclosed sun porch, The 1/2 acre lot has 100 ft of WF w/ galvanized bulkhead.
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Welcome to tranquility. This 3BR, 2BA home w/ over 2,600 sq ft has been completely remodeled. All systems updated, large master suite addition, in law suite (or 4BR or bonus room), 3+ acres. The great Áoor plan & single level living make this home a dream.
odonnellprop@att.net 443-786-0200 • 410-827-7732 www.odonnellpropertiesqac.com Source: MRIS. Disclaimer: All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed and is provided exclusively for educational purposes. Please seek out the advice of professionals when making a major purchase such as an attorney or Camille B. O’Donnell, REALTOR®
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Home Staging for the Holidays This is one of the most magical times of the year! But, when we think about all that we have to do to prepare for the holidays, from gift buying, to celebrating, to decorating, it may become quite stressful as well. Those who have their homes on the market during the holidays may experience an extra element of anxiety. Try creating a calm, warm and inviting space for the holidays, one that you will enjoy, as well as your friends and family. 1. Create a calming feel. Think the less-is-more mantra. 2. Complement your home decor. Before you start taking out all your decorations, stand back and look at your current decor. If your living room is painted a soothing ocean-blue hue, skip the clashing red garland and consider using white snowÁakes, or a silver glass ball wreath. The same for your Christmas tree. Using white or blue lights and silver or shimmering white bulbs would be beautiful against the blue hue of the walls. 3. Accentuate the positive features of your home. Too many trimmings can be distracting, but the right accessories can really make a positive impact. 4. Consider your choice of lighting. To create a beautiful welcoming entry to your home, the outside decorations should complement what your guests will enjoy inside. 5. Clear the clutter. A few holiday decorations can stir the holiday spirit, but don’t feel obliged to hang every last ornament or decorate every room. 6. Bring the outside in. At the craft or hardware store purchase some inexpensive spray paint in silver or gold. Spray pinecones or spent magnolia or hydrangea Áowers to use as a centerpiece or place in a bowl. 7. Let your decorations do double duty. If you have large windows in the front of your home, consider placing the Christmas tree in the window. 8. Maximize the sense of smell. Lighting candles in the scents of cinnamon, apple spice, or baked cookies always gives a warm feeling. 9. Have fun. Chances are you have your own ideas as well. Decorating for the holidays should be fun and leave you with a warm glow. For more Holiday Home Staging ideas you can follow my posts at Kent Island On-line under “Forum” and “Ask the Expert.” -Lorraine Scharf Pierce, ASP®, IAHSP® Lighthouse Home Staging & Design, LLC. 1-443-822-5648 or Lighthousestaging@verizon.net
Spacious, private almost an acre on cul-de-sac & backs to trees. Close to Rt 50. Featuring 4 BD, 2-1/2 BA, sep. dining rm, living rm w/ gas fp and 2 car garage. Public water & sewer. Quality construction, neutral decor.
REDUCED TO $339,000
1.25 acre lot with approved perc on Dean Rd. in Centreville. No covenants or restrictions. $163,500!
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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS MY NEW HOME... NEW LISTING IN BAYSIDE!
PARADISE ON KENT ISLAND
Be in your new bayside condo before the end of the year! Beautiful end unit in Bayside community with views of the marina and the Chester River. Three bedrooms, three and a half bath, large deck overlooking the water. Lots of upgrades to include granite, new stainless appliances, hardwood Áoors and more. Large unit with open space. Minutes to Route 50 and the Bay Bridge. Call Biana or Steve for additional information. NEW LISTING! $425,000
BAY CITY HOME AVAILABLE FOR RENT Great value in Bay City on Kent Island. 3 brm, 3 full bath home on corner lot. Separate entrance to master suite. Nice yard, two car attached garage/new addition of master bedroom suite. All assessments have been paid off. Tax records have wrong square footage, 1680 sq. ft. is correct. $279,000
GREAT WATERVIEWS IN LONG POINT COMMUNITY Wonderful waterfront retreat with 4/5 bedrooms, two and a half baths and water views from everywhere. Recently upgraded with new kitchen with stainless and silestone counters, new siding, new windows, two new waterfront decks (best view of the Àreworks!) and more. 3 car garage and workshop. Most amazing sunsets and a deeded slip on the community pier. $579,000
1+ ACRE LOTS IN CHURCH HILL COMMUNITY REDUCED TO THE MID $70,000’S
A touch of the islands on Kent Island! Beautiful waterfront 4/5 BR, 3 full, 2 half BA home on almost 1 acre. Ceramic tile & hardwd Árs, gourmet kitchen, 3-car garage & huge master suite. Pool & private pier with 4+ MLW. No HOA’S. Full house generator. Large walk-out Ànished basement w/ workout area, movie theater area & so much more. Too much to mention, MUST SEE! QA7643914 $1,450,000
HOME IN BENTONS PLEASURE
BEST VALUE IN BENNETT POINT COMMUNITY
Beautiful waterfront home on 5 ac lot w/ 500ft. waterfront. 4 garages w/ 2 heated. Open Ár plan & newly remodeled kit. Rip rapped bulk head w/ stone steps to water. Deeded deep water slip on the Wye. Slip conveys w/ boat lift & sep. storage. 4BR, 4 full BAs w/ steam shower. Available to rent fully furnished. Owner/Agent. QA7340080. $1,299,000
4/5 bedroom and 2.5 bath home on Kent Island. Stonefront home with pool, deck, hot tub, two car garage, pellet stove, shed and more. Call Steve or Biana to tour this new listing. $559,000
WATERFRONT LOT IN CHESTER RIVER BEACH
REDUCED IN GRASONVILLE
LOTS IN ASHLEIGH MANOR SOUTH SUBDIVISION 12 one acre plus lots for sale in Ashleigh Manor South Subdivision in Church Hill. Prime Lot 1 (69.15 acres) is still available. Located off of Roberts Station Road with convenient location to Route 301. You can purchase just the lot or as a house package. Special Ànancing available. Call Steve or Biana for additional information.
Charming updated well-maintained 3br/2ba rancher on over 1 acre. Great private fenced in backyard. No hoa’s. New granite counters, new appliances, special covered wood Áoors and oversized 1 car garage. Community close by for golf, pool, etc. All this less than 15 minutes to the bay bridge. $239,000
Waterfront lot ready to build, bring your own builder. House next door available if interested in double lot w/ large home 13,500 sq. ft. lot. $349,000
CENTREVILLE - COUNTRY LIVING AT IT’S BEST
Steve and Biana Wish You A Merry Christmas And A Wonderful Holiday!
COASTAL LIVING WATERFRONT HOME
LARGE HOME IN COMMUNITY OF RECOVERY
LOT IN CENTREVILLE
Beautiful and private Coastal living style waterfront home on 3 acres located in Creek Point Community. Watch the wildlife from your kayak or from your 100 foot pier. 3/4 Bedrooms, bonus room with half bath to be ofÀce/extra bedroom. Gourmet kitchen with two wine refrigerators, Bosch dish washer, Dacor gas stove and more. Deck overlooking Grove Cove Country living minutes to 301 and Rt. 50. $599,000
Beautiful customed 5/6 bedroom colonial with open Áoor plan on 1.69 acres. Large deck off the family room and kitchen. Wrap around porch. Large kitchen, eating area, ofÀce/den, Butler’s pantry with cherry cabinets. Third level could be a bedroom, playroom or ofÀce. Two car garage with work area and installed gas heater. Close to 301 and the Bay Bridge. $539,000
Beautiful, secluded lot for your new home. Approved Perc. Lot is perfect, over 3.5 acres of woods w/farm land on sides & rear. Small creek at rear of lot w/gravel driveway in place. Perfect for the home of your choice. QA7409934. $159,000