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Public Affairs
Cambridge City Manager Will Not Seek Contract Renewal
City Manager Patrick Comiskey has declined to seek renewal of his employment contract following the current contract’s expiration on July ... [Continue Story]
- Spy-WHCP Mayor Check-in: Youth Programs, Good and Bad Fireworks, Scooters and More
- Rally Marks Juneteenth, Urges Talbot to Move Confederate Monument from Courthouse Lawn
- Hundreds March to Move the Monument
- Both Sides Now (Part Two): Preserve Talbot History’s President David Montgomery
- Confederate Monument Focus of Public Comments as Talbot Council Returns to In-Person Meetings
- Picture of Chesapeake Microplastics Grows Clearer by Whitney Pipkin
Spy Highlights
Mid-Shore History: In Praise of the Cambridge Lighthouse with Jim Duffy
Technically speaking, the current Cambridge Lighthouse is only nine years old, but that hasn't stopped the community from celebrating one hundred ... [Continue Story]
- From and Fuller: Are Democrats Moving too Fast, too Soon?
- Honoring a Huge Heart and Determined Spirit: Portia Johnson-Ennels
- Ecosystem Long Form: Nick Carter’s Half Century of Helping Save the Bay
- The Talbot Boys Conversation: American Battlefield Trust Leader Jim Lighthizer
- Developer Bob Greenlee Wants Easton to Live in Silos
- From and Fuller: Texas Democrats on the Run
The Arts
Keeping Jazz Alive on the Mid-Shore with Fred Hughes
It is pretty clear after talking to Fred Hughes, the founder, and president of Jazz Alive, that he was fed not only a diet of baby food but also side ... [Continue Story]
- Spy Review: ‘Beauty and Bounty’ at Academy Art Museum by Steve Parks
- The Envelope Please: Plein Art Easton Awards 2022
- An Update on Plein Art by Steve Parks
- Spy Minute: Sheryl Southwick’s Trees at Adkins Arboretum
- Spy Minute: The Avalon Kicks Off the Welcomed Return of Plein Air Easton
- Mid-Shore Arts: “El Trompo” Mural Unveiled in Chestertown
Health
Qlarant Foundation Awards $412,500 to Non-Profits in Maryland and Washington, D.C.
Qlarant Foundation, the mission arm of Qlarant, will provide grants totaling $412,500 to 20 community organizations that support underserved ... [Continue Story]
- Mid-Shore Health: Choptank Comes to Kent County with Sara Rich
- Talbot Hospice: Turning 40 After COVID with Sheila Monahan
- A “Critical” New Title for Chestertown’s Hospital with Shore Health’s Ken Kozel
- Choptank Health Leading on the Mid-Shore with School-based Health Care
- UM SMC at Chestertown, Dorchester and Easton All Earned “A” Ratings for the Fall 2020 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
- End of Life Conversations by Dot Mayorga
Maryland News
Mia Mason Withdraws, Endorses Heather Mizeur In 1st District Race
Mia Mason, the veteran who challenged Rep. Andrew P. Harris (R) in 2020, endorsed former Del. Heather R. Mizeur (D) to take on Maryland’s lone ... [Continue Story]
- Capital Gazette Shooter Found Criminally Responsible for Murders
- Judge: Md. Must Continue Enhanced Federal Unemployment Benefits; Hogan Administration Won’t Appeal
- Analysis: St. Michaels Town Manager Dismissal Raises Questions; Answers Will Be Hard to Get
- General Assembly Leaders Announce Legislative Redistricting Commission
- Public Comment Invited for Trappe Wastewater Permit
- Democratic Lawmakers Optimistic as Md. Court of Appeals Declines to Hear Unemployment Case
Ecosystem
ESLC Is Taking It to the Streets: A Chat with Owen Bailey
Owen Bailey has a vision for safer, more attractive downtown street layouts originally designed as automobile-centric thoroughfares. With the rise ... [Continue Story]
- Top Developer Submits Bid for Second Phase of Offshore Wind Project in Maryland
- Oyster Rebound Prompts Md. to Ease Some Harvest Limits
- Chesapeake Bay’s ‘Dead Zone’ to be Smaller this Summer, Researchers Say
- Summer’s Here – Is It Safe To Swim In Eastern Shore Rivers? By Annie Richards
- New Hearing Ordered on Lakeside Wastewater Discharge Permit
- ShoreRivers Litigation Forces Owners to Address Toxic Lead Site
Mid-Shore Science by Al Hammond
Mid-Shore Science: Wetlands and Climate Resilience with Dr. Ariana Sutton-Grier
Ariana Sutton-Grier is a distinguished scientist with expertise in coastal ecosystems. In particular her research has focused on the role these ... [Continue Story]
Commerce
Broadband Last Mile: Easton Utilities COO John Horner on “Connect Talbot”
Shocking as it might sound, 3,600 homes in Talbot County, perhaps representing some 10,000 people, still do not have broadband access in 2021. It's an ... [Continue Story]
- Mid-Shore Community Foundation Appoints New Members
- Mid-Shore Commerce: Ford Risks Their Brand on New Mustang and Wins this Time
- F3 Tech Opens Applications for Program on AgTech, Aquaculture and Energy Storage
- Mid-Shore Commerce: Preston Lets a Bronco Out of the Gate
- Mid-Shore Commerce: Returning to a New Normal With Thad Bench
- King of the Road: The Amazing World of Choptank Transport on the Mid-Shore
Senior Nation
Senior Nation: Strive for Independence, Not Just on the 4th Of July!
Like most people, you’ve probably heard that activity and exercise are good for you. The frailty and ... [Continue Story]
- Senior Nation: Guess What,Your Brain Loves it When You Move! By Susan Covey
- Londonderry on the Tred Avon Introduces CATIE to Improve Engagement and Connectivity on Campus
- The Joys Of Outdoor Fitness by Susan Covey
- Ask Irma: After the COVID Storm at Londonderry
- Senior Nation: “Go with What You’ve Got!” By Ross Jones
- Senior Nation: How Strong is Your Grip?
