State Officials Seek to Resolve CWDI and City of Cambridge Conflicts
As tensions over control of the Cambridge Harbor development have intensified in these last two weeks, state officials are pressing Cambridge city leaders and members of Cambridge Waterfront Development Incorporated to resolve their conflicts. State Representative Tom Hutchinson said he was on a cruise in the Caribbean when his phone heated up with text messages […]
Larry Hogan is a Good Man, But Please Don’t Vote for Him by J.E. Dean
Partisanship is the poison that renders representative democracies dysfunctional. National needs, and often the Constitution, are ignored in the interest of defeating the opposing party and seizing political power. Civility is abandoned, leaving decent people wondering, “Why can’t we all get along?” The U.S. Senate needs members who collaborate with members from the opposing party. […]
Design with Jenn Martella: A Diamond on Diamondback
Waterfront houses with shorelines facing south enjoy the ideal solar orientation for sunny rooms throughout the day. Today’s featured house was sited not only to capture the southern light but also to maximize its spectacular 180-degree vistas up and down the Miles River. This charming house began its life as a guest house for the […]
Early Voting Begins Thursday: Here’s How and Where to Do It
Early voting in Maryland’s May 14 primary begins Thursday and will last a week. It’s one of three ways Maryland voters can cast ballots in this year’s primary. Marylanders will be voting in party primaries for president, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives and in an array of local elections, which include races for […]
UM Shore Regional Health Receives 4th Magnet® Designation
UM Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, has earned re-designation as a Magnet® organization from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). ANCC’s Magnet Recognition Program® distinguishes health care organizations that meet rigorous standards for quality patient care, nursing excellence and innovations in professional nursing practice. The […]
Gunston’s Chesapeake Watershed Semester Welcomes New Director Brad Hirsh
The Gunston School is delighted to announce the appointment of Brad Hirsh as Gunston’s new Director of the Chesapeake Watershed Semester and Sustainability. In this role, Hirsh will be responsible for leading one of the nation’s most innovative college preparatory environmental education programs. Gunston’s Chesapeake Watershed Semester (CWS) is a unique opportunity for highly motivated […]
The Secret Life of Adkins, Photographs by Kellen McCluskey, on View through June 29 at Adkins Arboretum
You can lose yourself in Kellen McCluskey’s large-scale photographs of bees, blossoms, birds and trees. In her show The Secret Life of Adkins, on view in the Visitor’s Center at Adkins Arboretum through June 29, this Centreville artist captures stunningly intimate views of the Arboretum through all the seasons of the year. There will be a […]