Editorial: It’s okay to take a break from technology and social media

Technological advances are shaping the world at a rapid pace. Social media has a number of platforms to relay information to others, whether it’s warranted or unwarranted. But in my editorial today, I am here to tell you that it’s okay to take a break from technology, especially the younger generation. Is technology essential to everyday living? It is. But there are times when even I need a break from it. I monitor all of the Chronicle’s social media platforms to make sure that everybody is enjoying themselves, along with checking emails to make sure that information I receive is…
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2019 Bottom of the Bridge LaSertoma awards

New Kent County Public Schools 2019 retirees

Two locals graduate from the College of William and Mary

Two local residents have completed their studies at the College of William and Mary. Vanessa Adkins of Charles City and Haley Mann of Barhamsville both earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the college and were recognized during a May 12 graduation ceremony.

Local students make Dean’s List at College of William and Mary

Three local residents were named to the Dean’s List at the College of William and Mary for the Spring 2019 semester. Yvonne Sanchez and Jonah Sweeney, both of Providence Forge, and Justin Mitchell of New Kent, were honored with the academic acknowledgement. In order to achieve Dean’s List status, a full-time undergraduate student seeking a degree must be taking at least 12 credit hours and achieve a Quality Point Average of 3.6 or higher.

Scholarship from Virginia Sheriff’s Institute

Sheriff’s scholarship

Safe online-surfing certificate winners

Editorial: It’s time to stop the nonsense violence

When holidays roll around on our calendar, they usually are to give us a day off or to celebrate with family and friends. Unfortunately, in some cases, it can be an experience that we never want to relive. The idea of celebrating responsibly has reached a point that has turned tragic on far too many occasions. It is unfortunately coming to a point where when we step out for a mild celebration with family or friends, it turns into a game of survival and if we will ever see that loved one again. There will always be cases where we…
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Cassano speaks to New Kent Rotary