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About Town With Ron............................................8 Area Church Services..................................................5 ClassiÀeds...........................................................20 & 21 Deals of the Week......................................................13 It’s Your Business.....................................................15 Local Athletes.............................................................12 Meet Your Neighbor....................................................6 Political Events............................................................4 Real Estate Agents’ Corner..........................................22 Small Business Corner...........................................14 What To Do Listings............................................4 & 5 “You Rock,” Local Entertainment............................4

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Queen Anne’s County Events

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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.

Community Shred it Day A community Shred It Day will be held at the Cvach Financial Services, 2601 Centreville Road in Centreville, on Saturday, October 29, 9 am -1 pm. All are invited to bring their private or sensitive papers this event to have those items shredded and recycled free of charge! We ask that everyone limit their paperwork to 3 Àle size boxes. Donations will be accepted for the Goodwill VFD, Inc. Please call 443-262-8009 for more information. Thru Oct 31 – EXHIBIT OF PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS/TEACHERS KIFA, Stevensville. 410643-7424. Thru Oct 31 – ART OF BREAST & OVARIAN CANCER SURVIVORS exhibit. Shore Regional Breast Center art gallery, Easton. 410-822-1000 ext. 5387. Thru Oct 31 – OILS by artist Tina Williams sponsored by QAC Arts Council. Chesapeake Exploration Center, Chester. 410-758-2502. Thru Nov 5 – 34TH ANNUAL CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE ART SHOW & SALE on display during college hours. Todd Performing Arts Center. Thru Nov 7 – MARITIME WORKS premier works. Troika Gallery, Easton. 410-770-9190. Thru Nov 8 – ZUMBATOMIC FITNESS ages 5-10. Tuesdays, 4:15-5pm. $7/class. KI Senior Ctr. QAC Parks & Rec. 410-758-0848.

Holiday Bazaar Sat Nov 12 – 8am-4pm KI Methodist Church 2739 Cox Neck Road, Chester 410-643-4039. Oct 29 – FLARE & SMOKE DEMO by Kent Narrows Sail & Power Squadron. 12:30pm. KI Yacht Club. 410 643-7404. Oct 29 – QUARTERS 4 CONNOR Connor Rice Memorial Fund. Door open 1pm; game starts 2pm. $5 adv; $10 at door. Crab Deck, Grasonville. 410758-8946. Oct 29 – MIDDLE SCHOOL HALLOWEEN DANCE 6:30-9:30 pm. $10. St. Christopher’s Church, Chester. 410-604-1450. Oct 29 – CAR SHOW & FISH FRY by Sudlersville Lions Club. Sudlersville Park. 410-438-2868 or 410-438-3331. Oct 29 – ANNUAL PIG ROAST Buffet 4-7pm; music 5-9pm. $25. American Legion SAL Post 296. 410-827-8182. Oct 29 – ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR 8am-2pm. Grasonville VFW Post 7464 Pavilion. 203 VFW Ave. 410-827-8194. Oct 29 – HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION parade 4pm; trick or treat 6-8pm. Fall into St. Michaels. 410-745-6073.

Thru Nov 10 – VENDORS & CRAFTERS WANTED for Holiday Bazaar, KI Methodist Church, 11/12. 410-643-4039.

Oct 29 – MACRO & CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPHY. $35 members; $45 others. Must pre-register. 8am–12N. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410634-2847 ext. 0.

Thru Nov 10 – ZUMBATOMIC FITNESS ages 5-10. Thursdays, 4:15-5pm. $7/class. Grasonville Senior Ctr. QAC Parks & Rec. 410-758-0848.

Oct 29 – FREE CAR SEAT CHECK 12N-4pm. Goodwill Fire Co, Centreville.

Thru Nov 12 – FEED-A-FAMILY Thanksgiving Food Program. Names accepted for those who wish to receive a Food Box. Delivered 11/19. 410827-7588 or 410-827-6700. Thru Nov 12 – VOLUNTEERS/DONATIONS NEEDED for Feed-A-Family Thanksgiving Food Program. 410-827-5345. Thru Nov 25 – ACRYLIC PAINTINGS by Regina Tumasella. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410-6342847, ext. 0. Thru Nov 30 – 2012 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION by Chesapeake Chamber Music for instrumentals of 3-5 w/average age of 31. www. chambermusiccompetition.org.

Oct 29 – DANCE W/FLASHBACK 8pm-12midnight. $20/person or $30/couple. Ruthsburg Community Center. 410-758-3523 or 410-490-4776. Oct 29 – FALL FESTIVAL AT THE FARM 10am3pm. Dominic’s Farm, 625 Bennett Point Rd. 443496-1710. Oct 29 – COMMUNITY SHRED IT DAY 9am-1pm. Cvach Financial Services, 2601 Centreville Rd, Centreville. 443-262-8009. Oct 29-Nov 26 – FORM, FUNCTION, FRIVOLITY exhibition. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410758-2520. Oct 30 – ALL HALLOWS EVE SERVICE followed by Spooky Reception. 5pm. Christ Church. Fall into St. Michaels. 410-745-6073.

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Nov 1,8,15,22,29 – COUNTY COMMISSIONER meetings. 107 N. Liberty St, Centreville. 410-758-4098. Nov 2 – BOE Meeting, 6pm. 202 ChesterÀeld Ave, Centreville. 410-758-2403. Nov 9 – DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS 4:30-6:30pm. Chesapeake Exploration Center, 425 Piney Narrows Rd, Chester. 410-758-4098. Nov 10 – PLANNING COMMISSION 8:45am-12N. Planning & Zoning, 160 Coursevall Dr, Centreville. 410-758-4098.

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 OWL TIKI BAR 410-604-1120, www.bigbats.com Thursday-Sunday – Live Entertainment.

LUKE’S GRILL 410-643-9435•www.lukesgrille.com Fridays, Saturdays – Live Entertainment, 8:30pm. Oct 29 – Jeffnanna, 8:30pm. Nov 5 – Rich Mascari, 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. Oct 29 – Monster Mash Halloween Bash, 9pm. Oct 30 – Family Fun Halloween, 2-4pm.

BRIDGES ON KENT NARROWS RESTAURANT & BAR 410-827-0282 http://bridgesrestaurant.net Friday & Saturday – Live Entertainment-jazz, RAMS HEAD SHORE HOUSE blues, contemporary. 410-643-2466•www.ramsheadtavern.com Oct 29 – Joe Martone, 7:30pm. Thru Nov 24 (Thursdays) – $5 Burger night, 7-11pm. THE JETTY Oct 29 – Curbside Manner & Halloween 410-827-4959, www.jettydockbar.com Mondays – DJ & Karaoke w/Hitman Eddie Party, 9pm. Nov 4 – Dave DeMarco Band. Hitt, 7pm. Nov 5 – Dave Hawkins & Stix, 9pm. Oct 29 – No Pets for Noah & Halloween Costume Party, 8pm. Oct 30 – Classic Case, 7pm. Nov 4 – No Pants Dance, 8pm. Nov 5 – Mike Hines and the Look, 8pm.

Oct 30 – BLOOD DRIVE 8:30am-12N. Christ Church/Living Waters, 830 Romancoke Rd. Oct 30 – 50 TARGET SPORTING CLAYS SHOOT by Billy Comegys QA County Ducks Unlimited. 11am. $55/shooter. Schrader’s Bridgetown Manor. 410-758-8722. Oct 31 – DRESS TO DONATE to beneÀt Hospice of QA. 7:30am-4pm. Maryland Primary Care Physicians-KI, 115 Sallitt Dr, Suite E. 443-262-4100. Nov 1 – LIVE REPTILE DISPLAY by Pickering Creek. 4-4:45pm. St. Michaels Library, 106 Fremont Street. 410-745-5877. Nov 1 (start date) – YOGA ages 60+. Tues, 10am. $15. Must pre-register. KI Senior Ctr. 410-6043801. Nov 1 (start date) – AEROBICS ages 60+. Tues 9am & Thurs 10:30am. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-827-6010. Nov 1 (start date) – BALLROOM DANCE ages 60+. Tues, 1pm. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-827-6010. Nov 1 (start date) – BALL PILATES ages 60+. Tues & Thurs, 12pm. $15. Must pre-register. KI Senior Ctr. 410-604-3801. Nov 1 (start date) – ARTHRITIS EXERCISE ages 60+. Tues, 10:15am. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-827-6010.

Nov 1-15 – SPANISH FOR TRAVELERS Tu & Th, 5 sessions. 3-5pm. $95. Chesapeake College, Wye Mills. 410-827-5833. Nov 1-Dec 6 – BRUSHING UP IN OILS class. 9:30am-12:30pm. $190 members, $220 others. Academy Art Museum, Easton. 410-822-2787. Nov 1–Dec 13 – BASIC INCOME TAX PREPARATION Tu & Th; 12 sessions. 6:30-9pm. $109 course; $90 text. Chesapeake College, Wye Mills. 410-827-5833. Nov 2 – BEGINNER GPS WORKSHOP for Woodland Owners & Managers. 9am-3:30pm. University of MD Eastern Shore Lab 1107, Princess Anne. 410-827-8056. Nov 2 – A TREE GROWS QUICKLY: Climate Change-Accelerated Tree Growth. $15 members; $20 others. Must pre-register. 1–2:30pm. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410-634-2847 ext. 0. Nov 2 (reg deadline) – BALLROOM DANCE Beg Level 1 Foxtrot ages 14+. Wednesdays: 11/912/7, 7-7:50pm. $50 members; $55 others. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520. Nov 2 (reg deadline) – BALLROOM DANCE Beg Level 2 Samba ages 14+. Wednesdays: 11/912/7, 8-8:50pm. $50 members; $55 others. Centre for the Arts, Centreville. 410-758-2520. Nov 2 (start date) – PHOTOGRAPHY ages 60+. Wed, 9:30am. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-827-6010.

Nov 1 (start date) – EZ STROKES PAINTING ages 60+. Tues, 12:30pm. $15. Must pre-register. Grasonville Senior Ctr. 410-827-6010.

Nov 2 – AARP CHAPTER 677 12N. Grasonville VFW. 410-643-3807.

Nov 1 (start date) – OIL PAINTING ages 60+. Tues, 9:30am. $15. Must pre-register. KI Senior Ctr. 410604-3801.

Nov 2, Dec 7 – NATURE AS MUSE. Free w/admission. Must pre-register. 10am-12N. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410-634-2847 ext. 0.

Nov 1 – POULTRY FARM MGT: for new & existing growers. 8am-3:30pm. $30. Chesapeake College, EDC 27, Wye Mills. 410-758-0166. Nov 1,3 – FLORICULTURE: Floral Arrangements for the Holidays. 6-8:30pm. $49+ material fee. Chesapeake College, Wye Mills. 410-827-5833. Nov 1,8,15 – SMALL FARM COURSE: Farm Training Basics. 6:30-9:15pm. $25. Chesapeake College, Wye Mills. 410-822-1244. Nov 1-15 – SMALL FARM COURSE: Farm Training Basics. Tu, 3 sessions. 6:30-9:15pm. $25. Chesapeake College, Wye Mills. 410-827-5833.

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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. 410-758-3072. • 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. 410-7581117. • 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. 410-758-3285. • 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. 443-803-3294. • 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. 410-643-5361. • 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. Mon-Fri: 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. 410556-6888. • 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. • Seventh-Day Adventist, 205 Medical Ctr Rd. Church Worship 11am. Sabbath School 9:30am. 410-827-8461. • Wye Bible, 115 Narnia Dr. Sun: 10:30am. 410-827-6650. PRICE • Bethany United Methodist, 1131 Price Station Rd. Sun: 9:30am. 410-556-6457. QUEENSTOWN • Calvary United Methodist, 7113 Maryland Ave. Sun: 10:30am. 410-827-7113. • Grace Wesleyan, 101 Comegys Lane. Sun: 9:45, 10:45, 11am. 410-928-3726. • Shore Christian Fellowship, 7401 Main St. Sun: 10:15am. 410-827-6500. • St. Luke’s Chapel, 7208 Main St. Sun: 8am. 410-827-8484. • St. Peter the Apostle, 5319 Ocean Gateway. Sat: 5:30pm. Sun: 7:30am. 410-758-0143. • Wye of Carmichael United Methodist, 1036 Carmichael Rd. Sun: 9am. 410-827-7113. STEVENSVILLE • Christ Church Parish Kent Island, 830 Romancoke Rd. Sun: 8, 10am. 410-643-5921. • Christ Lutheran-ALCC, 117 East Main St. Sun: 11am. 410-268-1858. • Ezion United Methodist, Batts Neck Rd. Sun: 11am. 410-643-2136. • First Baptist Church of Kent Island, 300 State St. Sun: 11am. 410-643-6574. • Historic Christ Church, 117 East Main St. Sun: 11am, Sun school 10am. www. christalcc.org. • Island Alliance, 510 Thompson Creek Rd. Sun: 9, 10:15am. 410-643-5683. • Living Water Lutheran, 830 Romancoke Rd. Sun 10am. 410-604-0414. • New Walk Community Church, Inc, 201 Love Point Rd. Sun: 11am. Wed: 7pm. 410643-7009. • Safe Harbor Presbyterian, 931 Love Point Rd. Sun: 9:30am. Sun school: 11am. 410604-1700. • THE BRIDGE, meets at KI High School. Sun: 9:52am. 443-262-2422. SUDLERSVILLE • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Chapel. Sun: 9am. 410-556-6644.

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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. 410-6435683.

• 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. • 1st Sat – NOON TEA journaling. 11am. Free w/admission. Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely. 410-634-2847 ext. 0. • 3rd Sat – COMMUNITY COAT CLOSET 10am-12N. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Church Hill.

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Bill Williams, owner of Backyard Billy’s in Grasonville, says that children usually dictate how the day is spent. He does enjoy spending the holiday with his two boys, ages 12 and 2. Bill is also excited about the company’s 20th anniversary and thanks the public for their patronage.

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Michelle Dilullo, owner of Carletto Pizza and Pasta in Sudlersville, has nothing planned for this upcoming Halloween. Although they are usually closed on Mondays, they will be open Halloween Monday giving out candy to the kids and providing other fun activities for her customers.

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KEEPING HALLOWEEN SAFE Talbot Partnership for Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Prevention wants to remind parents that Halloween is an ideal time to talk with your child about healthy decisions and choices. Halloween night is one of the deadliest nights of the year because of those driving under the inÁuence. According to the National Highway TrafÀc Safety Administration, on Halloween night in 2009, 48 percent of all highway fatalities across the nation involved a driver or a motorcycle rider with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher. Talbot Partnership would like to share these tips from MADD to help ensure everyone’s safety this Halloween: · Designate a sober driver before celebrations begin · Never serve those under the age of 21 alcohol · Plan safe parties, including providing non-alcoholic drink options to guests and not serving alcohol the last hour of the party · Be prepared to get everyone home safe in case your plans or individual circumstances change Going trick-or-treating: Be extra alert when crossing the street Wear bright, reÁective clothing or add reÁective tape to costume and treat bucket Bring a Áashlight (with extra batteries) so you can see and be seen at night Parents, remember you cannot give alcohol to your teen’s friends under the age of 21, under any circumstance, even in your own home, even with their parent’s permission. You cannot knowingly allow a person under 21, other than you own child, to remain in your home or on your property while consuming or possessing alcohol. Please help protect your child’s bright future by providing a safe, alcoholfree Halloween for your son or daughter. Parents have more inÁuence than they think on their teens’ use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. For more tips on parenting substance-free youth, visit www.talbotpartnership. org. Parents may also sign up on the website for Talbot Partnership’s new E-Newsletter, which also offers tips for parents.

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VIPERS CHEER AND DANCE…DEVELOPING THE WHOLE ATHLETE IN EVERY WAY By Ron Stafford How does a husband who works in construction and demolition and a wife who does research work for Johns Hopkins transition to leading dance and cheerleading teams? In the case of Vipers Cheer and Dance, it is an unbeatable combination. Ron Levee and Stacey Cayetano together own Vipers, a private organization serving the top cheer and dance athletes in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania. In 2009, Ron and Stacey bought the Maryland Vipers, and in 2010 they bought Cheer Dynasty, a local dance company. They have Àve locations, with the most newest one recently opened on Kent Island. Ron, who has grown children, started working in competitive cheerleading 15 years ago because of one of his daughters. He oversees the gymnastics part of the business and the hiring of the trainers and coaches. Stacey handles the administrative duties of Vipers. In addition to cheerleading and dance, Vipers offers tumbling and stunt classes and private lessons. Stacey said “We offer programs for both

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boys and girls ages 3 to 18. We started out in 2009 with 38 athletes, and today that count is at 500 athletes.” She also pointed out that scholarships are offered through various booster clubs. The Kent Island location is the most recent opening for Vipers. According to Stacey, “Kent Island has provided coaches in previous programs, and we feel there is a need for our level of expertise here.” She added, “We stand out due to our years of experience in the industry and our requirement of certiÀed coaches to train the athletes.” Vipers staff is 80 strong across all locations. What would Stacey like to see for the future of Vipers? “I would like to see us soon become the largest mid-Atlantic representative in the All-Star cheerleading industry.” When asked about the industry itself, Stacey gave a “tutorial” on the different levels, “Initially, there are recreational leagues, then school teams, followed by the All-Star cheerleading industry, which is strictly competitive (such as what you see on ESPN), then onto the college and professional levels.” Some past students have gone on to do great work at various state universities in Maryland, Hawaii, and the University of Louisville. Ron and Stacey have Àve former coaches who currently cheer or coach for the Ravens. Their alumni stay in touch with the Vipers organization. Ron and Stacey are very excited about their new location on Kent Island. In four months, Vipers of Kent Island has outgrown their current location at 216 Log Canoe Circle in Stevensville; within six months, they will be moving to their new location across the street at 235 Log Canoe Circle. Stacey says, “We have felt a warm welcome from everyone here on Kent Island. The reception has been amazing.” Other planned locations opening within the next year include Annapolis, Rockville, Ellicott City and Millersville. Ultimately, Ron and Stacey are excited that they can offer a new level of cheerleading and dance to those on Kent Island and in the surrounding area. For more information, call Ron and Stacey at 410-604-2277 or visit their website at www.viperallstars.com. Feel free to stop in for a visit at 216 Log Canoe Circle in Stevensville.

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KIFA’s Got Talent Art is Alive at Kent Island Federation of Arts! For ‘KIFA’s Got Talent’, eight inÁuential community leaders have been paired up with eight professional artists to produce unique works of art. The artists are working with their guestartists for a period of 2 1/2 months, then, when complete, the Ànished works will be auctioned to raise funds for KIFA. Lots of excitement is being generated while guest artists are meeting with host artists to work in secret on their art pieces. The teams include (guest artist + artist): Q A County Sheriff Gary Hofmann + Carole Cascio (clay), Reverend Melody Sutherland, Deacon, Christ Church Parish + Jack Ehmann (photography), Karen Oertel, Owner, Harris’ Crab House +Ellen Sullivan (Àber art), Gail Kalvaitis, Owner, Club One +Wende Woodham (ribbon collage), Richard Sossi, Former MD Delegate + Sally Clark (painted furniture), Nikki Randolph, Commander K I American Legion Post # 278 + Candace Liccione (mosaic), Linda Friday, Executive Director, Q A County Chamber of Commerce + Emie Andrulewich (jewelry), Kimberly Kratovil, wife of former US Representative Frank Kratovil +Maureen Wheatley (painting). On friday, December 2, 2011, the Ànished works of art will be auctioned off during a live auction fund raiser event to beneÀt the Kent Island Federation of Arts at Kentmorr restaurant at 7:00 p.m. Also included in the evening’s festivities will be a silent auction, music, food and cash bar. Ticket prices are $35 per person, $60 per couple and can be purchased online at www. kifa.us or by calling 410.643.7424.

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KENT ISLAND JEWELRY Newly Remodeled to Better Serve You By Ron Stafford The transformation is almost complete at Kent Island Jewelry in Chester. Patty Knell and Sharon Fletcher, together with their newest jeweler, Regen Linn, are excited about serving their customers in their newly expanded and remodeled facility. The store has a more modern and luxurious feel with open space, fresh paint, new carpet and fixtures and gorgeous display cases stocked with new pieces. Patty says, â&#x20AC;&#x153;The remodel is 98% complete. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re putting the finishing touches on it and canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to begin helping our customers make their selections in our new space and from our new collections.â&#x20AC;? Opened in 2000, Kent Island Jewelry is a full-service jewelry store with pieces for every budget and taste. Additional services include ring sizing, watch repairs, gold buying and so much more. A new service, Counter Sketch, allows the jewelers to custom design jewelry on a laptop where they can take an existing ring or stones and place them in a new setting so the customer can preview and change until happy with the results. To complete the full service motto, they are adding Sunday hours beginning in November. Patty and Sharon also offer Gold Buying Parties after hours. These parties are a great way for friends to get together, socialize and leave with CASH IN HAND... instead of out of pocket. Gold parties also are a fun and easy way to do fundraising by selling old, used, unwanted or broken gold jewelry for cash without all the usual preparation and setup time. To cap off the excitement at the store, Kent Island Jewelry is hosting a Grand Unveiling on Friday and Saturday, November 11 and 12. Guests can stop by and enjoy refreshments, free jewelry cleaning and earn an additional 10-percent bonus on any gold, platinum or silver they bring to the store to sell. Patty and Sharon also are very excited to have a New York gem supplier at the Grand Unveiling, displaying and selling gems of all sizes and colors. So plan on visiting the newly remodeled store and entering your name in a drawing for a piece of jewelry valued at over $1,000. For more information on Kent Island Jewelry or any of the services listed, visit them in person at 1801 Main Street in Chester or give them a call at 410-643-7766. Feel free to visit their website at www.kentislandjewelry.com.

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ELECTION PROFILES: CHESTERTOWN’S SECOND WARD Town of Chestertown Second Ward councilman Gibson Anthony is running for reelection on November 1. Anthony has played a leading role in the town’s Rails to Trails program, the purchase of the town Marina and, more recently, has expressed concerns on the transfer of the town Armory from the State of Maryland to Washington College. He currently works as the computer/media specialist of the Radcliffe Creek School. Medical insurance executive Linda Kuiper will be running against incumbent Gibson Anthony and activist Armond Fletcher. An active member in the Republican Party in Kent County for many years, Kuiper believes the town does not have the resources for big projects like the Marina. She also believes that the town should approve the sale. 25TH ANNUAL COASTAL CLEANUP Volunteers collected about 31,000 pounds of trash from beaches and rivers in the mid-Atlantic region, including a kitchen counter top and Áag pole. The trash was collected during the 25th annual Coastal Cleanup event, co-sponsored by Delmarva Power and environmental, governmental and business organizations. More than 2,700 volunteers participated in the cleanup at 50 sites in Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey. Organizers believe extra debris washed ashore this year during Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee. Last year, about 19,000 pounds of trash was collected. Among the other items hauled in this year were a BMX bicycle, woman’s wig, car bumper and rain gutter. NEW GUARDRAILS NEAR OCEAN CITY The State Highway Administration says new guardrails will be installed on MD 90 between US113 and MD 528 near Ocean City. The work began October 23 and will be completed in two phases over two months. The Àrst phase involves removing and replacing guardrails along MD 90 between Worcester Highway and Racetrack Road. During work hours, eastbound trafÀc on MD 90 will detour to US 113 and will follow US 50 to Ocean City. Westbound trafÀc on MD 90 will be open at all times. The second phase of work is on MD 90 between Racetrack Road and Coastal Highway. Eastbound trafÀc on MD 90 will be redirected to MD 589, then to US 50 and into Ocean City. Work will be done Sundays through Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.

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BURGLARY IN EASTON Authorities are investigating the burglary of an Easton business, when thousands in dollars worth of electronic items were taken. Easton police said that sometime between October 13 and 14 an unknown suspect broke into Corbin and Hook on North West Street and stole a WAVTEXT digital recording system and a HP laptop computer. The stolen items are valued at approximately $10,000. Corbin and Hook is a court reporting Àrm. Anyone with information pertaining to this incident is asked to contact the Easton Police Department at 410-822-1111. MORE ZEBRA MUSSELS FOUND The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced that it recently conÀrmed the presence of zebra mussels in the lower Sassafras River, a tidal tributary to the Chesapeake Bay on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. A single adult zebra mussel attached to a dock in the river near Turner Creek was spotted by a concerned citizen who reported the Ànd. This is a Àrst-time discovery of zebra mussels in the Sassafras. DNR ofÀcials believe that the unusually low levels of salt in upper Chesapeake Bay waters this summer may have played a role in allowing zebra mussels to expand their distribution to the Sassafras River. The Sassafras is near the Susquehanna River, which is where the invasive species was Àrst discovered in Maryland in 2008. The Susquehanna is the likely source of the mussel and the only other place in Maryland where zebra mussels have been found, according to DNR ofÀcials. LISTERIA AND CANTALOUPES The CDC is reporting that 25 deaths in 12 states are now linked to listeria in cantaloupes. The CDC conÀrmed a sixth death in Colorado and a second in New York, with a total of 123 people sickened. Maryland had previously reported one death. It is the deadliest known outbreak of foodborne illness in the U.S. in more than 25 years. ROCKFISH ON THE RISE The number of juvenile rockÀsh in Chesapeake Bay is the fourth highest in the 58-year history of the annual census. Maryland Àsheries ofÀcials said the population index is nearly three times higher than the long-term average. RockÀsh, also known as striped bass, are the ofÀcial state Àsh. BROOKS GETS BRONZED A statue of Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson was unveiled last weekend outside Baltimore’s Camden Yards. The 9-foot tall bronze statue depicts Robinson at third base preparing to throw out a runner at Àrst base. A 4-1/2-foot tall pedestal will have panels describing Robinson’s career. Robinson played his entire 23-season career for the Orioles, retiring in 1977. He is considered one of the greatest defensive third basemen in baseball history. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1983. TWO MD MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN ID THEFT RING Prosecutors say two Maryland men have pleaded guilty to being involved in an identity theft ring involving more than 250 victims in the Washington area. Twenty-six-year-old Anthony Thomas and 27-year-old Raoul Lycorish pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit access device fraud and aggravated identity theft. They are both scheduled to be sentenced in January. Prosecutors say the two men recruited, trained and paid restaurant servers to swipe customer credit cards through a skimmer that would record the credit card numbers. They would then use the stolen numbers to re-encode cards to make purchases. Prosecutors say the pair made thousands of fraudulent transactions between January 2010 and June of this year throughout Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. MID-SHORE ALLEGED GANG MEMBERS INDICTED Three Queen Anne’s County men face federal charges as alleged members of a violent gang that committed murders and operated across the Mid-Shore, according to a federal indictment unsealed last week. A federal grand jury indicted 35 alleged members of the South Side Brims Bloods (SSB), a gang that originated from the Bloods out of Compton, CA and started here in 2005. The 26-count indictment details alleged criminal activity including murder, gang retaliation, drug trafÀcking, home invasion, assault and robbery. TOWN FINDS EXTRA FUNDS; ARMORY BREAKTHROUGH Chestertown Town Manager Bill Ingersoll told the Town Council that there was actually $100,000 additional in SAFETEA-LU funds for Rails-to-Trails than he originally thought. The news came moments before Washington College President Mitchell Reiss appeared for a closed session with a freshly minted Memorandum of Understanding to buy the Sgt. John H. Newnam Armory. The double surprise came less than a week after three councilmen and Reiss appeared to be at an impasse. Last week ended with Councilmen Gibson Anthony, James Gatto, and Marty Stetson vowing to get greater value for selling the Town’s option on the Armory in response to an ultimatum from Reiss to agree to the original MOU by mid-November.

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Spooktacular Fun!!! Pumpkin Patch When: Sat, October 29, 10am – 4pm Where: Kent Fort Farm, 135 Eastern Lane, Stevensville, MD 21666 Description: Saturdays in October... Free hayrides to Pumpkin Patch! Free petting zoo! Pumpkins, apples, Asian Pears and other Fall Produce; For more information call (410)643-1650 or email: kentfort@crosslink.net

3rd Annual A-Maze-ing Corn Maze When: Sat, October 29, 11am – 7pm Where: The River Plantation, 511 Pintail Point Farm Lane, Queenstown, MD 21658 Description: The amazing 5 acre corn maze with new design and interactive games open to the public every weekend during the month of October. Pick your own pumpkin patch, exciting sport games for 8-12 year olds, putt -putt golf, corn hole and food vendors; For more information call The River Plantation at (410)827-7029 or visit: www.theriverplantation.com

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Maryland Primary Care Physicians-KI Hosting Dress to Donate Event BeneÀting HQA Maryland Primary Care Physicians-Kent Island invites patients, neighbors, friends and the community to participate in the third annual “Dress to Donate” event on Monday, October 31 from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. “Dress to Donate” is an employee-organized event with a Halloween theme which promotes teamwork, informs employees about end-of-life care, and raises funds for Hospice of Queen Anne’s. Each of the Àve departments in this busy medical practice competes for best overall demonstration of a Halloween theme by dressing in costume and decorating their work areas, some with elaborate props. Patients and visitors to the clinic that day are eligible to vote for the department they think best displays a theme by making a cash donation to that department. Donations are then presented to Hospice of Queen Anne’s. Information about home hospice and pre-hospice programs, residential center hospice care and grief support services will be provided for staff, patients and visitors. “This is a great opportunity for the medical providers and employees to work together on a fun project while beneÀting Hospice of Queen Anne’s, the organization we work closely with to provide a special kind of care for our patients with advanced and terminal illnesses,” said James Chamberlain, M.D. Last year’s event raised $1,090 for Hospice of Queen Anne’s. Employees are hoping to exceed that amount this year. Maryland Primary Care Physicians-Kent Island, with eight medical providers and 26 employees, sees patients by appointment Monday to Saturday. The ofÀce is located at 115 Sallitt Drive, Suite E in the Business Park off of Route 18. For additional information, visit www.mpcp.com and click on Kent Island. Hospice of Queen Anne’s is a fully licensed nonproÀt organization providing one-of-a-kind comprehensive and compassionate care for individuals in the advanced stages of illness and support for the loved ones who care for them. For additional information, visit www.hospiceofqueenannes.org, or call 443-262-4100.

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WHAT IS A QUARTER AUCTION? You can bid on items with one to four quarters, depending on the value of the item. Once all bids are placed, the bids are collected and a randomly chosen number is drawn. If the person with that number placed a bid, they win that item. If they did not bid, numbers will continue to be drawn until there is a winner. This will continue until all items have been auctioned. The bidding goes quickly and this is a fun afternoon! Each item falls into a bidding category: $1 - 24 1 quarter bid $25-50 - 2 quarter bid $51- 75 - 3 quarter bid $76 & up - 4 quarter bid 50/50 RafÁe and Door Prizes! Wear a Ray Rice Jersey and get 6 extra door Prize tickets!

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1931 Antique Noritache China. Beautiful one of a kind, formal 12+ place setting, over 100 pieces. Mint condition. Will email pictures. $400 410-643-2678 ……...................................... TOPSOIL - Large quantities, 40-50 loads avail. You load & haul. Centreville area. BEST OFFER. 443-829-3153 ……...................................... Original Lladro Issue date 1974; retired 2004. Est. value of $345350. Piece called “A Walk with the Dog.” Perfect condition. $200 Àrm. Cell: 703969-7692. …......................................... G u c c i Purse - Limited Edition Mushroom print handbag w/olive green ostrich leather. Velvet print fabric w/ leather shoulder strap and leather details/piping. Aged wooden hardware. Canvas lined. Interior zipper pocket. Retail: $1250 asking $250 or B/O. 443-362-2006. …......................................... $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. .......................................... NOTE: If your pet is missing call QACAC for a complete listing of all strays found in QAC 410-758-2393.

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Cleaning is done! Here’s your chance for a bargain. Prices are Àrm. Call 443-262-1143, 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

FURNITURE

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OfÀce Chairs-3 cloth desk chairs with wheels, all in good condition. $40 each. Call 410827-9312. ……....................................... Curio - Lighted cherry & glass, rounded front & sides. Entry doors either side. Four glass adjustable shelves. 82” tall; 48” wide; 16” deep. $750. Must be able to pick up. 301694-6011.

CARS & MOTORBIKES

NEW 97 Expedition XLT, 4WD, tow package, excellent body, 6 CD player, 295K on 5.4, Triton needs to be replaced (blown head gasket) $825 410-991-8639

Kawasaki KLX 125 Dirt Bike Great condition, $1200. 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. ..............................................

AUTO PARTS

C4 1987 Corvette Wheels – Four (4) 17” inch. $350 for all. 410-490-1470 or 410-4907590.

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Vendors Wanted-Chesapeake Cats & Dogs’ 2nd Annual Christmas Craft/Vendor Fair will be held on Nov. 19th 10-2 at the KI Elks #2576 on Rt. 8. Vendor/crafter space is available for $35 or $50. Deadline for applicants is Nov. 12. Call 410-643-9955. ............................................... Vendors & Crafters Wanted for Holiday Bazaar at KI Methodist Church on Sat., Nov 12. BeneÀts Our Haven Shelter. Contact 410-643-4039. ……....................................... VOLUNTEERS - Chesapeake Cats & Dogs, Stevensville 410-643-9955. www.chesapeakecatsanddogs.org

HOME NEW CERTAINTEED, WHITE, VINYL - 36” X 66”, no grills, tilt sash, with 4 9/16 “ extension jam, night latches, with full height screen, still in packing, low E glass, $95. 410-643-4886. ……....................................... NEW CERTAINTEED, WHITE, VINYL - 36” X 54”, with grills, tilt sash, 4 9/16” extension jam, Night latches, no screen, low E glass, $65. 410-643-4886. …........................................... 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. …...........................................

N Cultured New C lt d marble bl top t 36” X 25” still in box $75. 410643-4886.

FREE Wye Bible Church (115 Narnia Drive, Grasonville MD) is holding a Clothing Give Away on October 22nd-Sat., from 7:00 am - noon. All clothes are free. There are clothes for infants, girls, boys, teens, women’s and men’s. ……....................................... FREE Hearing Test – at Maryland Hearing Aid Service Kent Island on Tues & Thurs. Call for an appointment, 410-604-1800. …........................................... ALL FREE ADS MUST BE EMAILED TO theupdate@ verizon.net OR MAILED to P.O. Box 708, Stevensville, MD 21666.

YARD SALES MULT. FAMILY Yard Sale -OCT 29th 7:30-2. kitchen table, small furniture, electronics, baby cloths m/f, small appliances, dish sets, tons of bed sets twin full and queen. 729 Kimberly Way, Stevensville MD

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YARD SALE-Bay City -Oct. 29th 8-11am, 306 McKay Road. Stainless steel GE ProÀle Convection oven with 4 burner gas cook top & matching above the stove mounted GE ProÀle microwave oven, Stainless steel Trom front loading W/D, holiday decorations, clothes, housewares, toys & books.

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Yard Sale- Saturday, October 29th, 107 Forest Garden Road, Matapeake Estates, Stevensville. 8 am to 1 pm. Household items, clothing, toys, miscellaneous items.

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Multi-family Yardsale- Sat. Oct 29, 8am-11am Clayborne Woods, Addison Ct. Kids ride-on toys, baby gear and toys, area rugs, housewares and much more!! …..

$5: Items $100 or less FREE: Yard Sales, Community $10: Items over $100 Meals, Give-Aways, Lost & Found, $20: No price included with ad Open Houses (Services, Help Wanted, etc.) $5 More: Add a color photo $20:Real Estate ClassiÀeds (Must be emailed)

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Yard Sales are FREE to place in the Update. Just email your listing to theupdate@verizon.net by Friday at 5 p.m. for publishing in the following week’s issue. ……....................................... Yard Sale - Matapeake Estates, Woodmoor Rd.,Saturdays in Oct., Halloween Witch animated, pop up halloween outdoor decorations, halloween child costumes, halloween candles, ashley ofÀce desk set (glen eagle)excellent condition, mackie 12 pa system, vox pa system, bedroom dressers, cappucino /espresso machine, outdoor projectors, 1940’s royal typewriter, 4x4 backlit electric sign, glass chess set, video projector, health bow (hand held), treadmill

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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% profit 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.

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All positions wanted. Apply in person or online at the Jetty Restaurant. …......................................... HELP WANTED – Part time house and content cleaning person for restoration company, must pass background check. Please call 410-6435408.

SERVICES Berber or plush carpet $1.99 SQ. FT Installed over up grade 8 LB padding. Call on the job bob for free in home estimates @410-310-1831. Located on Kent Island for over 20 years. ............................................. HORSE BOARDING - Board your horse in the Grasonville area for as low as $150.00/ month- Geldings preferred. Basic horsemanship lessons available, I can travel to you. First lesson free. Call Vali 410-310-0293 ……...................................... What do you have to offer?! Get your Service listed in The Update today. Send your info to theupdate@verizon.net, get your business noticed for only $20! ……......................................

Kent Island Jewelry pays top dollar for gold, silver or platinum in any condition. Broken, gold Àlled, coins, diamonds, Áatware, scrap & more. Lic # 2190. Exit 39B, Near Rite Aid, Chester. 410643-7766

ANNOUNCEMENTS SAY IT FOR FREE - The Update is offering FREE birthday, anniversary & accomplishment announcements! ADD a photo for just $5. Email your listing to theupdate@verizon.net the Friday before publication. SURPRISE the one you love!

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OPEN HOUSES are FREE to list in the Update! you can also add a photo for just $5 per issue. Email your listing and/or photo to theupdate@ verizon.net the Friday before publication. ............................................... OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th 1-4 pm. 200 Fantasy Lane, Stevensville (Kent Island) QA7694438 Fantasy Farm is a spectaclar 25 acre private waterfront estate located on Cox Creek. The lane meanders through a wooded area, past three ponds and two silos. The expansive views of Cox Creek are amazing! 5BRs, 3.5BAs, an ofÀce, living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen and sunroom are all part of this lovely home. Perfect for a horse farm! Private 275’ pier with 4+MLW and 400’ waterfrontage! Offered for $2,200,000. Dir: Rt 50 to Route 8 South, left on Batt’s Neck Rd, left on Fantasy Lane. Susan Kreamer, GRI. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (C) 410-2794088, (O) 410-224-2200.

SAY IT FOR FREE - The Update is offering FREE birthday, anniversary & accomplishment announcements! ADD a photo for just $5. Email your listing to theupdate@verizon.net the Friday before publication. SURPRISE the one you love! ……...................................... Happy Birthday Bryan Davis!!! ............................................. Wishing Ian Richards the Happiest of Birthdays!

Kent Island - 2br/1.5ba, wtr view, new appliances, 3 lvls, 2 balconies, $1400/mo+utl, avail imm. Queens Landing 410-227-9145 ….........................................

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Rent/Purchase Option Available for qualiÀed buyer! 4 BD, 2.5 BA farmhouse offers granite counters, 2-sty family rm w/stone gas fplc, den, 1st Á master suite, 2c att gar. Close distance to Tuckahoe State Park. CM7622585 Call Cathy 410-643-4663. …......................................... You can reach 17,000 homes for as little as $20 per week. Email your classiÀed to theupdate@verizon.net today!

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Cambridge - Route 50 frontage, individual ofÀces and entire furnished suites as well. Signage available. Call 410-228-9480. ….........................................

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WAREHOUSE - IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY! Great location, just past Safeway in Chester. End unit $950/month. Commission based on 1st years lease. QA7489583. 410-643-4663. .............................................

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PET ADOPTIONS

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – Chesapeake Cats & Dogs, Stevensville. 410-643-9955. www.chesapeakecatsanddogs.org. .............................................. Nov 12 (deadline) – CRAFTERS & VENDORS for Chesapeake Cats & Dogs 2nd Annual Christmas Fair. $35 single; $50 double. 410-6439955. .............................................. Nov 19 – 2ND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT/VENDOR FAIR by Chesapeake Cats & Dogs. 10am-2pm. KI Elks #2576, Rt. 8. 410-6439955.

BINGO/ GAMES

Sundays – BINGO 1pm. KIVFD, Rt. 18, Stevensville. .............................................. Mondays – TOM BRENT CRIBBAGE 1pm. Centreville Senior Ctr, 104 Powell St. 410-758-3900 or 443-6031335. .............................................. Mondays (2nd Mon) – BINGO 5:30pm. Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church, 303 ChesterÀeld Ave, Centreville. 410-758-0143. ...............................................

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. .............................................. Nov 4 – BASKET BINGO opens 6pm; games start 7pm. $20. Crumpton Fire Hall.

COMMUNITY MEALS

Sundays (2nd Sun) – COUNTRY STYLE BREAKFAST Adults $6; ages 6-12 $3; 5 & under free. 8-11am. Crumpton VFD. 410-928-5879. ............................................... Sundays (2nd Sun) – COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 9am1pm. Free; will accept donation. St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Sudlersville. 410556-6644. .............................................. Sundays (4th Sun) – COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 9am-1pm. Free; will accept donation. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Church Hill. 410556-6644. .............................................. Mondays – STEAMED SHRIMP SPECIAL all day long. Bay Country Moose Family Ctr, 6154 Main St, Queenstown. 410-827-7900. .............................................. Nov 4 – BAKED HAM, MAC & CHEESE more. $8. 6-9pm. Romancoke Clubhouse. 229 Allegany Rd, Stevensville. www.romancoke.net.

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Nov 6 – BUFFET BREAKFAST 8-11am. $7 adults; ages under 12 $4. VFW Post 7464, VFW Ave, Grasonville. 410-827-8194. ............................................... Nov 18 – TURKEY w/all the trimmings. $8. 6-9pm. Romancoke Clubhouse, 229 Allegany Rd, Stevensville. www.romancoke.net.

HEALTH & SAFETY SCREENINGS/ CLASSES

BREAST & CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAM for eligible women ages 40-64. Free. QAC Dept of Health, 206 N. Commerce St, Centreville. 443-2624509. ...............................................

BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS for eligible women ages 20-39 & over 64. Income guidelines. Memorial Hospital, 219 S. Washington St, Easton. 410-820-9400. .............................................. CAR SEAT SAFETY PROGRAM w/on-site certiÀed technician. QAC Dept of Health, 206 N. Commerce St, Centreville. 410-758-0720. .............................................. COLORECTAL SCREENING PROGRAM for ages 50-64, w/family history of colon cancer. QAC Dept of Health, 206 N. Commerce St, Centreville. 410-758-0720. ...............................................

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday – FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING 9am12N. No appt. needed. Memorial Hospital, 10 Martin Court, Easton. 410-822-1000 ext. 5839. ............................................... Monday-Friday – BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS by appt-uninsured/underinsured women. Shore Regional Breast Ctr, Memorial Hospital, 219 S. Washington St, Easton. .............................................. Have a story idea? Email it to the Update at theupdate@verizon.net. We’re always looking for input from our readers. …….......................................

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Wednesdays – CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE free screenings for ages 60+ or 50+ w/risk factors. By appt only. KI Bldg, 1630 Main St, Suite 208, Chester. 410573-9483. ............................................ Thursdays - IMMUNIZATIONS all ages. Walk-in; appts req’d under age 5. QAC Dept of Health, 206 N. Commerce St, Centreville. 410-758-0720. ............................................. NOTE: If your pet is missing call QACAC for a complete listing of all strays found in QAC 410-758-2393.

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FROM: Waterman Realty Company CONSIDERATION: $189,900 TO: Pritchett, Gregory R., Sr. 110 Fischer Road, Grasonville …........................................... FROM: Vargas-McDaniel, Sonia & Larry V. CONSIDERATION: $480,000 TO: Sullivan, John J., Jr. 921 Oyster Cove Drive, Grasonville …...........................................

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FROM: Moore, Katherine Trustee CONSIDERATION: $950,000 TO: Hecht, David C. 212 Piney Point Landing, Grasonville …........................................... FROM: 106 Stoney Bar Bluff, LLC CONSIDERATION: $705,000 TO: Major, Michael W. 106 Stoney Bar Bluff Road, Grasonville …........................................... FROM: Kaptain, Jeffrey P. & Shawn M. CONSIDERATION: $250,000 TO: Thorley, Thomas Mathieu 130 Radcliffe Road, Grasonville …...........................................

FANTASY FARM

F FANTASY FARM is a spectacular 25 acre privvate waterfront estate located on Cox Creek. The lane meanders through a wooded area, T ppast three ponds and two silos. The eexpansive views of Cox Creek are aamazing! 5BRs, 3.5BAs, an ofÀce, living and dining rooms, eat-in kkitchen and sunroom are all part oof this lovely home. Perfect for a hhorse farm! Private 275’ pier with 44+MLW and 400’ waterfrontage!

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FROM: Reliable Development CONSIDERATION: $550,000 TO: LHI Ellendale, LLC 143 Branta Landing, Stevensville …........................................... FROM: Reliable Development CONSIDERATION: $550,000 TO: LHI Ellendale, LLC 139 Branta Landing, Stevensville …........................................... FROM: Reliable Development CONSIDERATION: $550,000 TO: LHI Ellendale, LLC 135 Branta Landing, Stevensville …........................................... FROM: Reliable Development CONSIDERATION: $550,000 TO: LHI Ellendale, LLC 131 Branta Landing, Stevensville …........................................... FROM: Powell, Jon Eric CONSIDERATION: $222,000 TO: Lagrossa, Marc 7 Alva Court, Stevensville …...........................................

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FROM: Bagley, Dawn & Bruce Jr. CONSIDERATION: $127,000 TO: McMahon, Patrick T. 501 Bryce Road, Queenstown …........................................... FROM: Seaman, Martha Jo CONSIDERATION: $445,000 TO: Tuttle, Lewis N. 305 Surrey Lane, Queenstown …........................................... FROM: Turner, John P. & Elisa F. CONSIDERATION: $290,000 TO: Jacocks, James A. 7121 Main Street, Queenstown …........................................... FROM: Gem III Real Properties, LLC CONSIDERATION: $155,000 TO: Totty, Kirby R. 523 Victoria Drive, Stevensville …........................................... FROM: Reliable Development CONSIDERATION: $550,000 TO: LHI Ellendale, LLC 149 Branta Landing, Stevensville …...........................................

FROM: Henley, James W. & Patricia A. CONSIDERATION: $170,000 TO: Ireland, Kelly L. 1119 Merrick Corner Road, Ingleside …........................................... FROM: Crismer, Rolendis C. CONSIDERATION: $3,500,000 TO: Draper, Thomas H. Trustee 123 Damsontown Road, Queen Anne …........................................... FROM: Brady, Patricia A. Life Estate CONSIDERATION: $275,000 TO: Johnson, Collin D. 118 Sycamore Lane, Queen Anne …........................................... FROM: CitiMortgage, Inc. CONSIDERATION: $110,000 TO: Poe, Nelson 1813 Bloomingdale Road, Queenstown …...........................................

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FROM: Alexander, Robert B. & Jeanne E. CONSIDERATION: $100,000 TO: Davidson Development, Inc. 728 Dixon Drive, Stevensville …................................................................. FROM: Reliable Development Company CONSIDERATION: $452,218 TO: Riggins, Mary K. 118 Alex Avenue, Stevensville …................................................................. FROM: Reliable Development Company CONSIDERATION: $356,615 TO: Twicc, Adam Stephen 117 Alexis Avenue, Stevensville …................................................................ FROM: Perry, John R., Jr. CONSIDERATION: $175,000 TO: Campos, Manuel J. 706 Kimberly Way, Stevensville …............................................................... FROM: Bremerman, Donna E. CONSIDERATION: $175,000 TO: Berberich, Rebecca 1 Compass Circle, Stevensville ….............................................................

NEW LISTING! Stevensville $489,000

Waterfront Home ONLY $499,000

Dir: Rt 50 to Route 8 South, left on Batt’s Neck Rd, left on Fantasy Lane.

Offered for $2,200,000

“Looking for new clients who are looking to sell or buy in the next 30-60 days!!” Call Now!

Sept. 2011 vs. Sept. 2010 Sold Dollar Volume (Sept. 2011)$12,695,300 vs. (Sept. 2010) $14,072,800 (-9.79%)

Active Homes for sale: 694 Luxury (Listed million+) Homes: 108 Rentals: 31 Foreclosures: 18 Potential Short Sales: 63 Homes: CKO,CNKO: 44 Homes: Contracts-53 (9) Homes Sold: 10/17/11-10/23/11 1128 Bennett Point Rd, Queenstown $285,000 706 Marion Quimby Dr, Stevensville $280,000 $5K subsidy 1342 Calvert Rd, Chester $305,000 511 Brownsville Rd, Centreville $216,900 105 River Rd, Chestertown $189,000 1334 Perrys Corner Rd, Grason0ville $175,000 40 Prospect Bay Dr W, Grasonville $285,000 $11K subsidy 120 Carriage Ln, Queenstown $325,000 $100.00 subsidy 208 Tilghman Ave, Centreville $127,000

Waterfront Homes for Sale: 223 KI Chesapeake Bay W/F Homes: 36 Lot/Land: 234 KI Waterfront Lots: 13 Commercial Listings for Sale: 94 Commercial Rentals: 61 *CKO: contract kick out; CNKO: contract no kick out

Camille B. O’Donnell, REALTOR®, Broker 210 Country Day Rd, Chester (Inside Club One) odonnellprop@att.net 443-786-0200 • 410-827-7732

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®

Located in sought-after Chester River Beach, this cozy cottage offers 3BR, 2 full BA & open kit/living/dining surrounded by windows for fantastic views. Put your boat on the lift, steam crabs on your outdr brick grill then Ànish the day w/ a relaxing soak in the indr hot tub.

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.

Centreville

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.

WEEKLY QAC HOUSING MARKET OVERVIEW Week of Oct. 24th:

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!

Sue Hitt, Realtor, Associate Broker “2010 Realtor of the Year” 410-643-4111(O) 410-490-2027 (C)

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For a private, conÀdential interview, please contact Chris Haddaway, Broker/Owner 410-320-6471 or chrishaddaway@gmail.com

QUEENSTOWN WATERFRONT WF living as only the Wye River intended. Eastern Shore charm remodeled & updated w/ top-of-the-line appliances, granite counters in kitchen & MBA, in-ground pool w/tumbled stone surround & pier w/ deep water slip. Minutes from the Bay Bridge. QA7536499 Diana Carlson 410-507-1111

TILGHMAN RENTAL Newly constructed at Knapps Narrows w/incredible sunsets. 2 master suites, 2-story WF deck w/spiral stairs. Interior bridge connects upstairs BR’s. 1st Ár hrdwds, granite counters. 5 deeded boat slips. Fully furnished & professionally decorated. Maintenance-free living! TA9000686 Diana Carlson 410-507-1111

CENTREVILLE

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Very nice 4BR, 3.5BA colonial home located at the end of a cul-desac 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

Newly redone 3BR rancher has fresh paint, new carpet, laminate Áoors & a great location. Situated on a level half acre, it is just 5 minutes to the Bay Bridge & close to shopping, schools & restaurants. No HOA. Water & sewer assessment is paid. Great opportunity for the Àrst-time home buyer. QA7703994 Merry Tobin 410-310-3183

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

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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

UNDER CONTRACT 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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RENT TO OWN IN HURLOCK! 1+ acre lots in the country $1,350 - $1,450 per month will get you started! Great Áoor plan, front deck! Move in and enjoy!

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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. Tenant in property until the end of July. Tax records have wrong square footage, 1680 sq. ft. is correct. $299,000

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.

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GREAT WATERVIEWS IN LONG POINT COMMUNITY

LOT IN CENTREVILLE

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

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

PARADISE ON KENT ISLAND

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

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

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BEST VALUE IN BENNETT POINT COMMUNITY

HOME ON PROSPECT BAY ROAD

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

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 IN CHESTER RIVER BEACH 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

LAKEFRONT

2 Master bedrooms, 2 full baths, & laundry upstairs. Main Áoor all hardwood Áoors, open Áoor plan, space for dining room table and living room. Enclosed porch with great views of the lake. Available immediately. Lots of amenities!

Reduced $249,500

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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

LARGE HOME IN COMMUNITY OF RECOVERY 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