Kent Narrows News

Testimony continued today in the trial of a Baltimore-area man accused of negligent driving in a crash that killed one of his friends and paralyzed another after a crabbing trip last summer.

A man shot and killed by state police yesterday, after leading troopers on a 25-mile pursuit in the wrong direction on Queen Anne's County highways, tried to kill himself in Riva in September.

A Delaware man wanted by police was shot to death early today after leading officers on a wrong-way chase for 25 miles on U.S. 50 and U.S. 301 in Maryland, officials said.

Share + Nov 4, 2009 2:57 pm US/Eastern QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, Md. A wanted Delaware man was killed by police earlyA Wednesday morning after police say he drove the wrong way for about 25 miles on highways in Queen Anne's County and, when finally stopped, refused to surrender and pointed what appeared to be a handgun at police.

A lovely restaurant overlooking the water, The Narrows offers a wide menu that includes steak and chicken and vegetarian dishes, but the main attractions for those in search of regional food are crab soup, crab cakes and fried oysters.

"We couldn't afford the house we sold in Arnold [Maryland] in 1999," Jim Hutson said.

Recently I got good reports from two of our regulars on their vacations -- at least the eating part.

Across the state, more than 4,000 white buoys bob in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, rivers and creeks.

Which communities along the Chesapeake Bay are most at risk due to sea-level rise? The entire coast of the Chesapeake Bay is vulnerable to sea-level rise, but areas with low elevation or large amounts of exposed shoreline generally are most at risk.

Across the state, more than 4,000 white buoys bob in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, rivers and creeks.

Which communities along the Chesapeake Bay are most at risk due to sea-level rise? The entire coast of the Chesapeake Bay is vulnerable to sea-level rise, but areas with low elevation or large amounts of exposed shoreline generally are most at risk.

Animal rights activists are laying the groundwork to sue the state over the manner in which it kills adult mute swans, using a bolt-cutter-like device to snap the birds' necks.