CAN Public Meeting Monday, March 11

CAN’s next Public Meeting will be held on Monday, March 11, at 6:30 pm in the Dorchester County Public Library basement meeting room (303 Gay Street in Cambridge). Everyone is invited to attend.

The speaker at the meeting will be Ward 5 Commissioner, Brian Roche, who will provide an update on Council activities, traffic lights downtown, the Maryland Avenue and Cedar Street Gateways, CWDI, Bike trails, and more. The meeting will be live-streamed (and also available for viewing after the meeting) on YouTube at
https://www.youtube.com/@whcpstudio4716
and on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/WHCPRadio/videos.

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Habitat Choptank Outreach

I am reaching out because Habitat Choptank’s Repair Program is looking for volunteers for a few support activities and I’m hopeful that there may be a few members of CAN interested in some of the volunteer opportunities available.

In addition to repair work on homes, we really need individuals that can accompany our Critical Home Repair Manager to homes when he is doing a scope of work and overall assessment. No experience is required……no long term commitment…in Cambridge….an average of about an hour for each volunteer opportunity.

The goal for the volunteer is to engage the client …get to know him or her….and to serve as a caring member of the community during the visit. If volunteers want to get even more involved, they can then choose to serve as a support coach for a homeowner while they are engaged with Habitat by answering community or resource questions they might have, and simply encouraging them in their life’s journey.

Attached is a flyer describing the program in more detail. Please let me know how we could best share this with the CAN network…Happy to meet over a cup of coffee if you want to discuss further.

Best,

JoAnn Hansen
Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity Choptank
29349 W. Maple Avenue, Suite 3
Trappe, MD 21673

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Special Election Candidate Responses to CAN Questionnaire

Candidates running in the June 6 Special Election for the Ward 1 and Ward 5 City Council seats responded to questions developed by the CAN Board to ascertain their positions on selected issues. Candidate responses are presented here exactly as submitted.

WARD 1
Laurel E. Atkiss

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Chad Malkus

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WARD 5 (Candidate Robert G. Aaron did not respond)
Cleveland L. Rippons

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Brian R. Roche

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