Centennial Celebration!
Rising Sun Fire Department
Congratulations Rising Sun Fire Company! Thank you for protecting our citizens for 100 years!
Seahawk Turkey Trot ’21
Seahawk Turkey Trot ’21
Annual 5k Walk/Run!
The Seahawk Turkey Trot is back for another year, as an in-person 5K Walk/Run that will take place throughout the North East campus of Cecil College! Each step you take, no matter the pace, will benefit student-athlete development at Cecil College, including tuition scholarships, book vouchers, academic support services, equipment and transportation needs, and much more.
Date: Saturday, Nov. 20, 2021
Time: 9 a.m.- 10:30 a.m. (registration will begin at 8:15 a.m.)
Cost: $20.00 per registration
Hurry! Registration will close on Thursday, Nov. 18, at 11:59 p.m.
Full info and registration: www.cecil.edu/turkeytrot (IG link in bio).
**Unfortunately this event was cancelled but contributions from the canceled event went to athletes.
2021 Cecil Grown Harvest Dinner
2021 Cecil Grown Harvest Dinner showcasing our local farmers and wineries. Hosted at The Wellwood.
Retirement party for Chief Hamilton
Congratulations to my great friend Chief Darrell Hamilton on his retirement
Voices of Hope
North East Community Park
An event to remember our lost loved ones, friends and neighbors and reflect on how these deaths have impacted our community. On Tuesday, August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day, we came together by the North East River, to decorate luminaries and share stories.
Governor’s Day/Agriculture Day
August 26 – September 9, 2021
Maryland State Fair
MarylandStateFair visit and tour by Governor Larry Hogan and Secretary of Agriculture Joe Bartenfelder. Governor Hogan and Secretary Bartenfelder spoke about the importance of Maryland agriculture and praised Maryland Farmers and all involved in the Maryland agriculture industry.
Resilient. Responsive…Ready.
Roland Powell Convention Center, Ocean City MD
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world. All aspects of modern life have been affected – public health, of course, but also how we conduct business, educate our schoolchildren, and govern our communities. Some of these will return to “normal,” but some changes will be with us forever. The socio-economic impacts are still unfolding, but we can be certain – counties stood on the front lines of the pandemic and will lead the recovery. At this conference, MACo and county leaders will explore the local role in pandemic response and recovery – strategic planning, evolving service delivery, emergency communications, advancing technologies, and fiscal obstacles – all of which constitute the fabric of local leadership.
Al Miller attended the MACo conference.