EASTON Fresh from their battles in Annapolis, Eastern Shore Republican legislators filled in their constituents on the last hours of the Maryland General Assembly's regular 90-day session, which ended midnight last Monday.
Talbot County Republican Mother of the Year
On Wednesday, May 9, the MSLRW recognized Laura Everngam Price as the Talbot County Republican Mother of the Year. She is the fourth recipiient of the award that was established to acknowledge the important role mothers have in creating an informed electorate who will continue to support those principles on which the Republic was founded and which are essential to its preservation.
This certificate is awarded to Laura Price in recognition of her commitment to Republican principles in her role as a member of the Talbot County Council where she is an outspoken advocate of conservative principles, as a small business owner who embraces free market principles, and as a mother who has instilled in her sons respect for personal responsibility, civic involvement, love of country and adherence to the same conservative principles Laura and her husband, Richard, support. As a mother, she is involved in her sons' education, is a cheerleader for their sports activities and has been an active participant over the years in their Cub Scout and Boy Scout endeavors. Her dedication to the formation of their values is evident in the boys' achievements: son Justin is a Life Time Scout and his brother Nicholas recently attained the rank of Eagle Scout. As the liaison from the County Council to the Talbot County Public Schools, she continues to work to impact the quality of education her sons and all students in Talbot County receive.
Shore GOP legislators share notes on session
Posted: Sunday, April 15, 2012 1:00 am | Updated: 9:53 am, Sun Apr 15, 2012.
EASTON Fresh from their battles in Annapolis, Eastern Shore Republican legislators filled in their constituents on the last hours of the Maryland General Assembly's regular 90-day session, which ended midnight last Monday.
Talbot BOE candidate wants students prepared
Posted: Monday, April 16, 2012 1:00 am | Updated: 7:10 am, Mon Apr 16, 2012.EASTON Greg Criniti worked as a physics and electronics teacher for six years in the Talbot County Public School system. During his time at Easton High School, he said he saw a lot of things that could be done better. That's why he's running for a seat on the Talbot County Board of Education.
