From and Fuller: Is a Trump Victory Inevitable?
[youtube id=”pkuXZX6qAVQ 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 the proposition that with polls consistently showing Trump leading in battleground states and the extremely low impact of having the former president being found guilty […]
Andrew Hollis Named President and CEO of Delmarva Community Services
Delmarva Community Services has announced the appointment of Andrew Hollis of Easton as President and CEO of its organization, effective July 1st. Hollis currently serves as Executive Director of Upper Shore Aging. DCS serves individuals with developmental disabilities, seniors, and individuals living in poverty, and provides childcare and transportation services. In 2022, the organization assisted […]
Looking at the Masters: Giuseppe De Nittis
Guiseppe De Nittis (1846-1884) was born in Barletta, Italy, a port on the Adriatic Sea. He became an orphan at age ten and was raised by his older brother. He attended the Realist Institution de Bella Art in Naples beginning in 1861. He was expelled in 1863, and he said “I became my own sole […]
House of the Week: Asagao (Morning Glory)
Seen from the air, this house’s form could be any contemporary house; however, this is a very special house for its owners wanted “Asagao” to blend the best elements of both Japanese and Western architecture and interiors. Their quest led the Owners and their American architect to visit Japan to immerse themselves in Japanese architecture […]
A Victory for Truth by Angela Rieck
Recently, Alex Jones agreed to a Chapter 7 (liquidation) bankruptcy for himself and his company to pay for defamation judgments. It was a good day. Alex Jones is a right-wing personality who has made millions promoting conspiracies and creating lies. He is good television, amusing, outraged, and you never know what he is going to […]
MSCF Awards $530,000 in Scholarships from the Dr. Roberta B. Holt Endowment Fund
Mid-Shore Community Foundation (MSCF) awards $530,000 in scholarships from the Dr. Roberta B. Holt Endowment Fund to eight (8) Caroline County High School Seniors graduating from North Caroline and Colonel Richardson High Schools. The Dr. Roberta B. Holt Endowment Fund is the largest scholarship endowment at the Mid-Shore Community Foundation. This Scholarship Endowment Fund has […]
Washington College’ Starr Center Begins Planning Public Artwork Commemorating African American History in Chesapeake Tidewater Region
Earlier this spring, the Washington College Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience was awarded a $10,000 Public Art Across Maryland (PAAM) grant from the Maryland State Arts Council to begin planning for a major artwork of national significance that engages African American history and culture in the Chesapeake Tidewater region. The planning grant will fund a wide […]
CAN Notes: Cambridge City Council Meeting of June 10, 2024
The meeting started at 6 pm with Council President Lajan Cephas sitting in for the Mayor who was absent for an unstated reason. Commissioner Roche attended electronically. All others were present. In a fast-moving start, the Council approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda which had previous meeting minutes, requests for public gatherings and […]