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Cambridge Reports Small Sewage Overflow After Pump Station Shutdown
The City of Cambridge announced Tuesday that a temporary shutdown at the Trenton Street Pumping Station caused a sewage overflow Monday afternoon at two...
Read More >>Pump Station Financing Approved as Cambridge Officials Warn Critical Infrastructure Is Failing
Cambridge Approves Budget After Debate Over Tax Rate, City Services
Making Young People ITCH for Healthcare Careers: A Long-Form Chat With Judith Gieske and Ruth Ann Jones
The Eastern Shore’s growing healthcare system will need more than...
Read More767 Miles per Hour by Laura J. Oliver
The first time I attended the Renaissance Festival, I went...
Read MoreFood Friday: Apple Cider Doughnuts
The Spy Test Kitchens have been enjoying a breath of...
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Cambridge Council Highlights: Berms, Lower Tax Rates on Buildings, and a Permanent Curfew
Three issues dominated the Cambridge City Council meeting last night. Over the 90-minute meeting, the city’s waterfront resilience project, a possible shift in property...
Read More >>Dorchester Schools Latest Test Scores: A Chat With Dr. Jodi Colman
Dorchester Council Highlights: Paid Leave Costs, Council Pay, and Wastewater Rates
Spy Chat: Dorchester Sheriff James Phillips on the Recent Rise in Violence
Dorchester Community Notes
Choptank Arts & Culture Exchange Announces Grant Awards
Summer250 grants were awarded to nine Eastern Shore recipients. Choptank Arts & Culture Exchange (CACE) ended the summer with another round of grants. The...
Read More >>Handsell: Three Cultures, One Story Book Release & Signing
Temple B’nai Israel Brings NY-Style Jewish Deli Day to the Eastern Shore
Temple B’nai Israel Brings NY-Style Jewish Deli Day to the Eastern Shore
Women & Girls Fund Opens 2027 Grant Cycle For Mid-Shore Nonprofits
Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem
Swimmable ShoreRivers Program Returns
ShoreRivers is pleased to announce its Swimmable ShoreRivers bacteria testing program will return for the season on Thursday, May 21, and that weekly...
Read More >>ESLC Hosts Annual Family-Friendly LandJam at Councell Farms
Horn Point Laboratory To Host Annual Open House Saturday, October 10
Waterfowl Festival Celebrates 55 Years of Sporting Heritage with New Attractions
Dorchester Education
The Mid-Shore Students Prepare for Constitution Bowl: A Chat With Richard Holman and Joseph Prud’Homme
As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Mid-Shore Constitution Alliance is putting a distinctly local focus on civic...
Read More >>CBMM Awarded International Funding for Reimagined Oystering Exhibition
Find Your Next Chesapeake Adventure at CBMM’s Charity Boat Auction on Sept. 5
Maryland News
News from around the State of Maryland
Maryland Supreme Court Says Redistricting Ballot Question Can Go to Voters
A proposed ballot question that could set new standards for the way congressional maps are drawn in Maryland will go to voters in November,...
Read More >>Maryland Transportation Authority Failed To Collect $818.1 Million In Tolls, Penalties
Republicans Win In Dorchester Challenge To Redistricting Ballot Question
Dorchester Judge Promises Quick Decision In Second Redistricting Challenge
Judge Expresses Concerns, Delays Ruling In Challenge To Redistricting Amendment
Dorchester Health
Making Young People ITCH for Healthcare Careers: A Long-Form Chat With Judith Gieske and Ruth Ann Jones
The Eastern Shore’s growing healthcare system will need more than doctors and nurses. It will need EMTs, technicians, therapists, nursing assistants, laboratory workers, and...
Read More >>UM SRH Cancer Program to Offer Free Prostate Screenings in September
For All Seasons Hosts a Variety of Activities for Suicide Prevention Month 2026
For All Seasons Moves Easton Open Access Back to Talbot Street Location
Eastern Shore Food and Garden
Spy Columnists
From Right to LEft points of View
Dan Schwartz Can Win. Find Out How Sun, Sept 27, in Oxford by Maria Grant
For 15 long years, the voice of the people of the First District of Maryland has not been heard in the U.S. House of...
Read More >>This Is Hard: Helping an Aging Parent Move to Assisted Living by Hugh Panero
Addressing Maryland State Budget Deficits Past and Present by David Reel
Local Opinion & Letters to the Editors
Letter to the Editor: A Shout Out to Brian Roche on Make Cambridge Resilient
Arts Highlights
The Arts and Culture of the Eastern Shore
Eastern Shore Commerce
Eastern Shore business news
Design with Jenn Martella: The Homes of Perry Cabin
In the early 1980’s, within the town limits of St. Michaels, construction began on a new development called The
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