It’s not always about you by Maria Grant
I realize it’s dangerous for me to write about football when those of you who are reading this article surely know more about the sport than I do. In my defense, I became a football fan when I lived in Green Bay during Brett Favre’s glory days. I then followed Aaron Rodgers rise to fame […]
The Sorry State of the State by Clayton Mitchell
Governor Wes Moore’s State of the State address, draped in the familiar silken tone of his rhetorical flourish, was an exercise in the art of saying much while revealing little. The Governor, possessed of an almost celestial confidence, ascended the rostrum to regale the gathered legislators with the expected tributes to progress and prosperity. Yet, […]
Your Side of the Bed by Jamie Kirkpatrick
You’re probably aware that we—that is to say, my wife and I—have a small home in Chestertown, so small, in fact, that we call it SRO: Standing Room Only. One of the by-products of our housing situation is that when anything new comes into the house, the question one of us inevitably asks is, “Where […]
New laboratory equipment purchase for University of Maryland Shore Medical Center at Chestertown funded by Chester River Health Foundations
The Laboratory Services Department at University of Maryland Shore Medical Center (UM SMC) at Chestertown is now home to two new chemistry analyzers, made possible by more than $300,000 in funding provided by the Chester River Health Foundation. UM SMC at Chestertown is University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) hospital; UM SRH is […]