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SUMMARY:Constitution Day with Judge Davis
DESCRIPTION:Sept. 17: Constitution Day with Judge Davis\, 5:30pm\, Oxford Community Center. The Oxford Community Center is pleased to present our 2nd Annual program to celebrate Constitution and Citizenship Day\, the federally designated day that celebrates the signing of the Constitution in 1787. The program will address the meaning of the Rule of Law and its relationship to the Constitution. The speaker is the Honorable Andre Davis\, the former City Solicitor for Baltimore and a former federal judge serving on both the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and the United States District Court for Maryland. FREE\, cash bar and nibbles. All are welcome. RSVP online at oxfordcc.org. Citizenship Day Special: Scottish Highland Creamery is donating 10% of ice cream sales to the OCC! Grab your scoops before or after the event!
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LOCATION:Oxford Community Center\, 200 Oxford Rd.\, Oxford\, MD\, 21654
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SUMMARY:Reflections on Gilbert Byron with Sue Ingram Keller
DESCRIPTION:Gilbert Byron\, a native of Chestertown\, MD\, arrived in Lewes\, DE in 1926 to teach History at Lewes School. Mollie Ingram\, a recent widow raising 6 children\, rented young Gilbert a room in her home on Kings Highway. Thus began a love affair between Gilbert\, the town\, and the families who lived there. Though the love never died\, Gilbert left Lewes heartbreakingly\, in a cloud of controversy\, seven years later. He would continue to teach but is best known for his lyrical prose\, becoming known as The Voice of the Chesapeake and The Chesapeake Thoreau. He wrote countless poems\, essays and novels about his beloved Eastern Shore and his brief but lasting connection to Lewes-its people\, the town\, and the natural beauty surrounding it. Refreshments will be provided.\nThe author\, Mollie Ingram’s granddaughter\, tells Byron’s story and how it intersected with early 20th century Lewes and the Ingram family. The second part of the book is a collection of Byron’s Delaware poems; his love letters to Lewes. Accompanying these poems are the author’s photographs that reflect each poem’s written imagery.
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LOCATION:Pickering Creek Audubon Center\, 11450 Audubon Lane\, Easton\, 21601
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