Dorchester Chamber of Commerce Appoints New President and CEO
The Dorchester Chamber of Commerce has named Alessandro Nardi as its new president and CEO, the organization announced at its 80th annual membership meeting. A Cambridge resident, Nardi brings more than two decades of diplomatic leadership experience to the role and steps in to lead one of the county’s longest-standing business organizations. He previously served […]
Habitat Restoration Workshop Offered by Pickering Creek & Chesapeake Wildlife
Pickering Creek Audubon Center and Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage (CWH) will present a Wetland and Meadow Habitat Restoration on Tuesday, April 21, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Pickering Creek. The half-day, in-depth training is designed for landowners and habitat managers interested in restoring cropland or enhancing existing natural areas to benefit birdlife, wildlife, and improve water quality. […]
Celebrating 40 Years of Impact: Women’s Leadership at For All Seasons
Pictured is the For All Seasons Executive Team. From left to right: William Cerrato, D.O., Chief Medical Officer; Katie Theeke, M.Ed., Chief Marketing and Communications Officer; Beth Anne Dorman, MS, President & CEO This year’s theme of Women’s History Month in March recognizes the powerful leadership of women in creating a community where everyone […]
About Those Choices… By Angela Rieck
Recently I wrote an article about a morning where I encountered a number of pleasant experiences that ended with an unpleasant experience. I remarked that I had the choice as to how I wanted to remember the morning. Either I could think of all of the nice encounters or the single negative one. Despite […]
Cambridge From the Couch: the Perfect Storm
A tree fell on my house. It happened during the last heavy winds that Cambridge experienced, a couple of weeks ago. In the middle of the night, one of the big trees in my backyard toppled and collided with the corner of the house, doing some damage and terrifying my little Yorkie, Marlowe. After the […]
Looking at the Masters: Amy Sherald
Amy Sherald was born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1973. Early in school, she found out “Art class was my safe haven.” She pursued a career in art, earning a BA in painting from Clark Atlanta University (1997) and an MFA in painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art (2004). She was awarded an […]
Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra Presents a Musical Journey from Dawn to Night
The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra continues its season with a program that traces the arc of a single day through music, featuring works by Dobrinka Tabakova, Joseph Haydn, Susan Day, and Yukiko Nishimura. Performed across three venues on the Eastern Shore and in Delaware, the program moves from the first light of morning through the […]
Our Town Vienna: Vienna’s Next Chapter, Coming in Loud and Clear
The agenda item caught me off guard… During public comments at the March 9th Vienna Town Commissioners meeting, I mentioned a project that I have been working on — a low power FM community radio station for Vienna. That night, a commissioner suggested putting something about it into the “Town Talk” that goes out with […]