From and Fuller: Lessons from Iowa, Outlook for Haley, and Hogan Endorsement
[youtube id=”Trt6pUfdrHg Every Thursday, the Spy hosts a conversation with Al From and Craig Fuller on the most topical political news of the moment. This week, From and Fuller discuss Donald Trump’s victory in the Iowa Caucuses, a possible pathway for Nikki Haley in New Hampshire, and former governor Larry Hogan’s endorsement of her candidacy. […]
Spy/WHCP Check In with Chief Justin Todd
[youtube id=”T6D75erHUFg Every month, the Cambridge Spy and WHCP Community Radio sit down with Cambridge Police Chief Justin Todd to review the city’s current status of public safety. In this recent update, Chief Todd talks about the recent homicide and important background about the crime. He also updates us on his campaign for community policing, […]
Looking at the Masters: Lei Yixin
Chinese artist Lei Yixin was born in 1954 in Changsha, Hunan Province. His family name is Lei and his given name is Yixin. Lei’s family were scholars. During Chairman Mao’s Cultural Revolution, Lei spent seven years being “re-educated” as a farmer, working in the fields. He kept a sketchbook. When he was released in 1978, […]
The Moore Budget Shows $100M for Proposed Medical Center
During his Fiscal Year 2025 budget announcement yesterday, Governor Wes Moore introduced a State budget that includes a significant funding commitment of $100 million in capital commitments for the construction of the new regional medical center in Easton. “This commitment from the Moore-Miller Administration and the State of Maryland reflects a remarkable pledge to […]
Christianity sans Politics by Angela Rieck
I saw a Bud Light commercial with Peyton Manning and Emmitt Smith. For those who do not know about the controversy, Bud Light used a transgender influencer, Dylan Mulvaney, who made jokes about a Bud Light given to her by Anheuser-Busch to celebrate her one year anniversary of transitioning. Anyone who has taken the time […]
Governor’s Budget Focuses on Core Priorities without Tax Increases
Gov. Wes Moore (D) unveiled a new spending plan Wednesday that he said provides additional funding for public safety, child care and raises for employees, as well as staving off some cuts to transportation projects. Moore and his Budget Secretary Helene Grady said the fiscal 2025 proposal protects core priorities and attacks a growing structural […]
The Music of Duke Ellington with Sue Matthews and Robert Reed January 28 in Oxford
Sue Matthews, Vocalist, and Robert Redd, Pianist, will present an afternoon concert featuring the music of Duke Ellington. What better authority to share this incredible music than the current pianist of The Duke Ellington Orchestra, Robert Redd! Ella Fitzgerald’s musical association with Duke Ellington will be a highlight of this concert. Please join us Sunday, […]
TAP Presents “You Have the Right to Remain Dead”
Narrator Harnell Chesterton takes us to visit a small community theater group staging a play set in the Deep South. The play’s characters are all in an uproar because Fat Daddy, the patriarch of the family, is about to change his will. Is Fat Daddy the target of the killer? Is his wife, Sweet Mamma, […]