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Council honors Ebenezer AME Church; state delegate candidate introduces herself
Summary
Council presented a proclamation recognizing Ebenezer AME Church's 171st anniversary and the pastor presented a certificate of fellowship. During public comment, Michelle Ravert identified herself as the Democratic candidate for Maryland delegate in District 36.
The Cecil County Council presented a proclamation on June 2 commemorating the 171st anniversary of Ebenezer AME Church in Chesapeake City.
Clerk Michelle read the proclamation noting the church's founding and local history; Pastor Brandon L. Montague accepted the citation and presented a certificate to the county government, saying the certificate is "hereby lovingly bestowed upon the Cecil County government in recognition of their presence, fellowship, and support of the ministry of Ebenezer AME Church, Chesapeake City." The council thanked the church and members of the congregation spoke in appreciation.
During the public-comment period, Michelle Ravert of Chesapeake City introduced herself to the council and said she is "the Democratic candidate for Maryland delegate here in District 36" and expressed intent to serve as a bridge between local governments and the state legislature. No council action was taken during public comment; both the proclamation and the public comment were part of the meeting's ceremonial and community‑engagement items.
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