Wade in event measures water quality

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July 18, 2010
Wade in event measures water quality

County officials and nearly 200 others got their feet wet during the First Annual Wade-in held on Saturday, July 10, at North Bay Environmental Center near North East. The free event was open to the public and nearly 200 participants were encouraged to roll up their pant legs and wade into the Upper Chesapeake Bay...
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How many meatballs to get to Knoxville?

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April 26, 2010
How many meatballs to get to Knoxville?

At Cecilton Elementary, it's Knoxville or bust.
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First recycling day a success in Canal Town

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April 23, 2010
First recycling day a success in Canal Town

Chesapeake City residents took part in the first recycling day by putting out nearly 1,500 pounds of material for curbside pickup.
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Health of Chesapeake, its grasses closely related

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August 16, 2010
Health of Chesapeake, its grasses closely related

Unseen grasses are key to Bay health.
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$13 million Chesapeake City estate for sale

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August 2, 2010
$13 million Chesapeake City estate for sale

Sotheby's lists two multimillion-dollar properties for sale in Chesapeake City.
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Movie magic enchants Cecil and Harford counties

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May 27, 2010
Movie magic enchants Cecil and Harford counties

Festival gives local filmmakers and buffs a boost.
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Front & Center

Sandy camping at Cape Henlopen

Sandy camping at Cape Henlopen

Surf, salty air and sun make camping at Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware perfect for anyone who doesn’t mind a little sand in their sleeping bag. That’s the thing about beach camping. The sand. You just have to ignore the fact that it tends to sneak into just about everything. The campsites can be a...

It’s summertime in Cecil

It’s summertime in Cecil

Holiday weekend kicks off summer season.

Telling life stories, one photo at a time

Telling life stories, one photo at a time

Former Sun photographer shares tips with student photojournalists.

Cecil History

Admiral Cockburn, the terror of the Chesapeake

This British officer was the scourge of the upper Chesapeake Bay in 1813.

Historical Society hits a home run

New exhibit celebrating Cecil County baseball history opens.

The story behind Old Bohemia

Old Bohemia established in 1600s.

Who the heck was Augustine Herman?

Augustine Herman was Delmarva's first mapmaker and explorer.

Cecil Weather

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