For All Seasons Creates Sexual Assault Awareness Through Expanded Outreach
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to strengthen awareness and honor the resilience of survivors. For All Seasons, the Behavioral Health and Rape Crisis Center for the Mid-Shore, is increasing outreach and education by offering public events and online trainings in the hopes that the community will gain a deeper understanding of […]
Moore Job Approval Falls Below 50% for the First Time
Gov. Wes Moore (D) has seen his poll numbers steadily slip, in part because of a “general gloomy, gloomy picture” that people have of politics and the economy. (File photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters) A new poll released Wednesday finds Gov. Wes Moore (D) with less than 50% job approval. The survey by […]
Design with Jenn Martella: Historic West End Gem, circa 1913
Elegant American Four-Square design features a hipped roof, Roman columns, and a spacious attic dormer. It is always a pleasure for me to return to the Historic West End District of Cambridge since it has a rich collection of architectural styles from the stately brick home of one of the founders of Phillips Packing […]
From and Fuller: The Trump Address on Iran and is a Bipartisan Intervention Possible?
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 President Donald Trump’s address to the country regarding his war in Iran. Al and Craig also trade thoughts on the prospects for a bipartisan intervention to […]
Cambridge From the Couch: Where Maryland Slows Down
For 18 years, I lived in Takoma Park, so close to Washington, D.C., that you can cross into the city without realizing it. The streets are crowded, the cultures layered, and the sense of connection constant. For seven years, I’ve lived in Cambridge, on the edge of the Choptank River, where the pace is set […]
El Niño Looms By Angela Rieck
We have had a tough winter. Those in the Northeast have endured snowstorms and weather in the single digits. Even in Florida, we experienced more cold days than usual, and gardeners and farmers lost entire crops due to freezing temperatures. But there is interesting news ahead. Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s […]
Looking at the Masters: The Golden Haggadah
Passover, Pesach in Hebrew, begins on April 1 and continues through April 9. Jewish families will gather for a Seder dinner on the first night of Passover to celebrate the deliverance of the Israelites from 400 years of slavery in Egypt. The story is told in the Torah and in Exodus. The formal Passover […]