May 2012 Meeting 05/05/2012 Tuesday 15th May 2012 at the Mansion House, 501 Fifth Street, Perry Point, 11:30 am >> read more

BEPAC AIM High Program 03/27/2012 The Business & Education Partnership Advisory Council (BEPAC) enhances quality education in the Cecil County Public Schools through business and school interaction to prepare students to meet job market needs, identify viable career pathways, support lifelong learning and become productive members of our community. The AIM High program is designed to prevent school gropout rates with the help of mentors from the business community. The program is currently seeking mentors, perhaps you can help? ... >> read more Chamber member wins Athena award 03/16/2012 Kathy Kunda of the Business & Education Partnership Advisory Council (BEPAC) has been honored with the Athena Award which is sponsored by the Cecil County Chamber of Commerce and the Cecil Whig. ... >> read more The Perryville Room 03/14/2012 The Greater Perryville Chamber of Commerce have donated framed laser-etched sketches of three Perryville landmarks to the Cecil County Commissioners to hang in the Perryville Room in the county administration building. ... >> read more Perry Point Development 01/18/2012 At the January 2012 meeing of the Chamber, David Cleghorn, VP of Development and Tom Hameline,Sr. VP of Program Development for Diamond & Associates giving an In-depth presentation on Perry Point VA's Enhanced Use Lease project for Homeless Veterans. ... >> read more 2012 Board Members 12/21/2011 The annual meeting of the Greater Perryville Chamber of Commerce was held on Tuesday 20th December, and three new members were appointed to the Board of Directors. ... >> read more 150th Anniversary of the Civil War 12/21/2011 Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War through unique programs and learning opportunities this year the Cecil County Public Library! ... >> read more Replacing the 106 year old Susquehanna Rail bridge 05/14/2011 Maryland has been tapped to receive $22 million in federal funds to replace the century-old Susquehanna River Bridge, part of a $2 billion push to upgrade the nation's high-speed rail lines. ... >> read more The Cap'n John Smith Trail 10/27/2010 The National Park Service has identified the Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway as a priority segment of what will be the first combined land and water trail in America. Go here for the LSHG press release. ... >> read more View Archive