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Maryland Humanities Selects What Storm, What Thunder by Myriam J A Chancy for 2024 One Maryland One Book Program

Maryland Humanities Selects What Storm, What Thunder by Myriam J A Chancy for 2024 One Maryland One Book Program
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Icon of Talbot County is looking for new ownership

OXFORD — The Oxford Bellevue Ferry is open and ready for the 2024 season. Capts. Judy and Tom Bixler are sailing through the waters to provide residents and tourists a

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Historic Oxford Bellevue Ferry opens 2024 season Saturday

OXFORD — The Oxford Bellevue Ferry will be opening seven days a week for the 2024 season on Saturday April 27, according to captains Judy and Tom Bixler.

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Chancy title named state s One Book

Maryland Humanities recently announced it had selected the selection of Myriam J.A. Chancy’s “What Storm, What Thunder” as its 2024 One Maryland One Book program.

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Students embrace history once again in regional competition

WYE MILLS — Nearly 200 local middle and high school students participated in the annual regional history day event held once again at Chesapeake College.

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