Jack Chavez is a Union Organizer at KPVI-DTV. He covers a range of social issues, with a focus on topics such as food and drink, abortion, and the Nordstrom and Finish Line brands. Jack's work has been featured in KPVI-DTV and Ocean City Today.
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Worcester County, United States (Local)
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Jack Chavez's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and their implications in the Maryland area. His articles predominantly cover local government decisions, education-related policies and funding.
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MCBP wrapped up its annual terrapin survey, is now parsing through the data to determine the current health of the Maryland state turtle in the coastal bays region.
A year after a push to connect the St. Martins by the Bay community to the Ocean Pines Water System gained steam, the bayside residents got their wish on Tuesday.
The Worcester County Commissioners approved the Recreation and Parks Department's plans for its Project Open Space funding for FY24, which includes new playgrounds.
Old Pro Golf is celebrating 60 years of being an Ocean City fixture this year. The mini golf business has four locations on the resort.
Hundreds of new laws are set to go into effect on July 1 including the POWER Act, recreational marijuana use and new abortion protections for medical providers.
The Coast Guard showed its gratitude for the service and combat bravery of a lifelong Eastern Shore resident by giving his name to the Coast Guard Cutter Maurice Jester.
In an unanimous vote, the commissioners approved a request from State’s Attorney Kristin Heiser to split one full-time assistant state’s attorney position into two part-time positions.
The Worcester County Commissioners approved the purchase of an armored rescue vehicle for the Sheriff's Office on Tuesday, by a 4-to-3 vote.
The $600K Pre-K3 expansion grant will allow the school system to double its childcare programs at Berlin, Pocomoke and Snow Hill elementary schools.
The Worcester Commissioners delayed a vote on changing legislation for county boat ramp usage policies. Supporters say the new laws will mitigate summer congestion.
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