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February 2026: Your Monthly Update on events and programs at the Library (2/4/2026) - 2/2/26 – Cecil TV – Naomi Copenhaver, Perryville Library Branch Manager Happy February from CCPL! Coming to you from our newly renovated Chesapeake City Branch, now open six days a week for the public. If you haven’t had a chance… ...Current Segments
February 2026: Your Monthly Update on events and programs at the Library (2/4/2026) - 2/2/26 – Cecil TV – Naomi Copenhaver, Perryville Library Branch Manager Happy February from CCPL!… ...
North East Welcomes February with Shops, Sips, and Seasonal Fun (2/4/2026) - After a January defined by snowstorms, icy roads, and more time indoors than most would… ...
Elkton Lights Up February with Winter Events and Downtown Fun (2/4/2026) - After a January marked by heavy snow, icy conditions, and more time spent digging out… ...
January 2025: Your monthly update on events and programs at the Library (1/9/2026) - 1/9/26 – Cecil TV – Naomi Copenhaver, Perryville Library Branch Manager Happy New Year from… ...
Accordion According to Duffy Llama (1/9/2026) - In this lively and affectionate conversation, Cecil TV host Rob Chirnside sits down with Duffy… ...
We meet Thomas Lyons, local author of “A Bastard’s Mind” (1/9/2026) - In a candid conversation with Cecil TV host William Griffin, Thomas Lyons discusses his deeply… ...
The Hillbilly Hedge Hog is in the house. We welcome Del Lord back to the studio. (12/20/2025) - Find out what the Hedge Hog has been up to lately. ...
Del Lord shines on the autoharp with two songs: “From the Manger to the Cross” and “Silent Night” (12/20/2025) - Don't miss Del's rendition of Silent Night. ...
We meet author John J. Rupert and talk about “What Poets Do Say” (12/20/2025) - What Poets Do Say is a collection of various types of original poetry to quench… ...About Us
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House brushes aside GOP amendments, advances immigration enforcement restriction (2/4/2026) - by William J. Ford, Maryland Matters February 2, 2026 https://marylandmatters.org/2026/02/02/house-brushes-aside-gop-amendments-advances-immigration-enforcement-restriction/ The House gave preliminary approval… ...Read More
St. Mary Anne’s to Hold Family Train Day on January 10 (12/29/2025) - St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church in North East will again host is annual “Family… ...Read More
Town of North East’s Mayor Issues Statement On Appearance of Confederate “Heritage” Participants (12/10/2025) - More than a few people are deeply disturbed by the inclusion of a float dedicated… ...Read More
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