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Thursday at 7:30 A.M.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel
150 Scheeler Road
Chestertown, MD 21620
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Upcoming Speakers and recent past Speakers:
December 26th
Christmas. No meeting.

December 19th
Tom TImberman, Update on current events of the Middle-East. The Kurds, Syria and Turkey.

December 12th
Sean Jones, a Kent County dairy farmer.

December 5th
Samantha Branham,
Manager, Port of Chestertown Marina

November 28
Thanksgiving. No meeting.

November 21st
Bob Resele, Town Manager of Rock Hall.

November 14th
Steve Meehan, the new publisher of the Chestertown Spy will visit with CBG and tell us about his plans.

November 7th,
Doc Smith will speak on "COINS". Collecting them as a hobby or for financial stability. Doc wants to answer your written questions. Please get them to Dave Atlas in advance.

October 31st
Lauren Weber of the Wye RIver Upper School with speak about reaching and teaching intelligent children who have learning disorders.

October 24th
Ron Tacher, Owner of Breese Sailmakers in Rock Hall will speak on the the sailing hobby and how he views it from his business perspective.

October 17th
the Chestertown candidates for town council will visit to discuss their hopes and reasons for running for office.
We have received word that Tom Herz has agreed to attend. The rest have been invited.
Kent CBG will not not endorse any candidate.
We encourage you to VOTE.

October 10th
Bryan Matthews, V-P KRM will give us an update on the Dixon expansion project along route 213.

October 3rd
Darran Tilghman, planting a river friendly yard

Sept 26th
David Foster will review and explain the situation in Kashmir. Brooke Harwood will speak on the parallel situation in Hong Kong.

Sept 19
David Atlas will present a paper written by Daniel Griswold of the Mercatus Center which explains trade tariffs and why they are a big mistake. As a conservative, Griswold has expressed a point of view opposite President Trump. We should look at the differences and understand more.

Sept 12th
Bob Jacob, one of our County commissioners, will speak about his own CNC business enterprise and how it was developed.

Sept 5th
Larry Dinoff. Expert witness on safety standards and related issues.

August 29th
Amethyst McNabb, The MHBE Connector Program. How folks get assistance in finding the proper medical help and benefits.

August 22nd
Ryan Helfenbein, Green burial and advanced funeral planning.

August 15th,
Amy Crowding, the Horizons program.
Students from low-income families do not have the same opportunities to thrive during the summer months as compared to their peers from families that have more resources. As a result, low-income students are more likely to enter school in the fall unprepared for learning because they lost valuable skills they had mastered the previous year in school. Horizons addresses this important issue.

August 8th
Early bird preview of the offerings of WC-ALL for the Fall Semester.

August 1st
Tim Trumbauer, The Chester RIverkeeper, will join us to discuss the health and wellbeing of our local river.

July 25th
Ashley Herr of Centreville's new Cannabis store, Hippocratic Growth, will speak on the the legalized Cannabis dispensing business and what the by products of marijuana can do which may help us live better.

July 18th
Aleks Smolens of Atlantek will speak about current Apps and the newest computer tech for those of us who want to stay current.

July 11thh
Ford Schumann, Infinity Recycling. What are the realities and myths surrounding our recycling efforts.

July 4th
NO MEETING

June 27th
Dr. Katherine L. R. Jones. Assistive technology and devices to help those with disability and with aging.

June 20th
Bill Herb will tell us about the issues and the possible partial solutions concerning the complex issues of the Conowingo Dam.

June 13th
Judge Harris Murphy will address the opioid epidemic and how our local and state justice and prison systems are reacting.

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