CWDI Hires Broker for Cambridge Harbor as Officials Outline Next Steps
Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. has selected MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services as the exclusive broker to advance the next phase of the Cambridge Harbor project, marking a transition from planning into active development. The agreement, signed April 15, covers marketing and sales efforts for development parcels across the roughly 29-acre waterfront site. The move was […]
Adkins Arboretum Mystery Monday: Guess the Photo!
Happy Mystery Monday! Can you guess what is pictured in photo #1? The answer to last week’s mystery is the black cherry, Prunus serotina, pictured in photo #2. The black cherry, Prunus serotina, also known as wild black cherry or rum cherry, is the largest and most commercially important native cherry in North America. […]
Remembering a Speech to the Dead by David Reel
The date was May 30, 1945. The place was the American Military Cemetery near Nettuno Italy. The event was honoring American soldiers buried in that cemetery after the 1944 battle of Anzio Beach during World War II. The speaker was U.S. Army Lt. General Lucian Truscott. Truscott was a reluctant speaker for this event. […]
Workforce Education is the Future of Our Region by Cliff Coppersmith
Factories close and markets shift, but a community that invests in its people never becomes obsolete. Here on the Shore, the single most powerful tool we have for lasting regional prosperity is locally-focused education. In marking Community College Month, we celebrate that Chesapeake College is an economic engine providing access to better wages, talent […]
Who is to Blame for Another Attempted Assassination? By J.E. Dean
I tuned into C-SPAN last Saturday to watch the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, hoping to hear President Trump say something conciliatory to the hundreds of reporters in the audience. As we know, President Trump never got the opportunity to speak Saturday after a gunman attempted to enter the Hilton Hotel’s ballroom with a shotgun […]
Her Sensitivity and Wisdom by Katherine Emery General
On Friday, my granddaughter turned nine. I was lucky enough to be present at her birth, and I’ve been there for every milestone since. There is something rare and deeply meaningful about watching a life unfold from its very first breath. During Cece’s pregnancy, she sought the support of a craniosacral therapist who was […]