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Getting Started With Genealogy Workshop in Federalsburg

Posted on April 10, 2011 by Mike

On March 18th, I conducted a workshop for the Caroline County Library System on how to get started with genealogy.  On a Friday evening on the mid-shore a nice crowd with lots of energy gathered to talk about how to do family history.  The workshop was lots of fun and the Star Democrat ran a piece…

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Participating in Focus Group Examining Services at the Delaware Archives

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Mike

The Delaware State Archives is currently updating its long range plan for delivering patron services.  As part of that internal examination, the staff  assembled panels of stakeholders to discuss the strengths, weaknesses and opportunities of this excellent public repository.  The institution will use insights gained from this examination to assist in framing an updated strategic plan.  It was a pleasure to participate in this…

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Talking About History of Municipal Policing to Citizen Police Academy

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Mike

The first class of the Elkton Police Department’s Citizen Police Academy kicked off this evening, as members of the force welcomed 10 students to the program.  The training academy gives participants a chance to get to know the operation of the department.   I was pleased to be invited to the initial session to talk about…

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Reappointed to Another Term on Cecil County Historic District Commission

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Mike

As a charter member of the Cecil County Historic District Commission, I’ve served on the panel since it was created in 1999.  As my current term expires this month, I was just notified that the county commissioners reappointed me to serve until March 2014.

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