Jane Bellmyer is a Staff Writer at various publications including Cleburne Times Review and The Washington Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a focus on events and conferences. Jane's insightful reporting has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing her expertise in consumer health and global news.
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Jane Bellmyer's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases in Cecil County, Maryland. She covers a wide range of topics such as agriculture & farming, entertainment news, house & home related news along with significant focus on government & politics.
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By: Jane Bellmyer
This three-story apartment building facing East Main Street in Rising Sun and two houses behind it will be demolished for parking and redevelopment, thanks to grant money from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. Secretary Jake Day will be in town Tuesday for a ceremonial start to the project.
ELKTON — A Pennsylvania woman died in a Wednesday night head-on collision on Telegraph Road, Maryland State Police from the North East Barrack reported Thursday.
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Port Deposit's floating decks may look different next boating season, as the town plans to have them rehabbed over the winter.
By: Jane Bellmyer
Delmarva Power offers extreme heat suggestions
By: Jane Bellmyer
RISING SUN — “Street Lamp Productions has demonstrated that meaningful programs exist beyond stage productions,” Calvin Bonenberger, town administrator, said as he explained what Rising Sun is planning for its
By: Jane Bellmyer
Cecil County Public Schools students in grades 7 through 12 took part in a one week residential program for the arts held at Washington College in Chestertown, Md.
Believe the legend or not, Chessie is back in the North East River.Ted Dawson says this replacement for the original Chessie – which disappeared from its location over the winter after four years – is
The completed Chessie Jr. is seen in the Northeast River as the sun sets. It replaced the original Chessie, which disappeared over the winter after four years on the water.
She’s written two academic books from her days as a teacher of college-level French and Spanish, but this is Paula Luteran’s first book of poems and it’s written in English.
