From and Fuller: Trump Endorsement Power and Remembering Barney Frank
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 ongoing ability to primary his Republican opponents by endorsing Trump-friendly challengers. Al and Craig also take time to remember Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank, […]
Design with Jenn Martella: Golden Oldie, circa 1850
Eclectic architecture shines from double corner lot in Easton This street in Easton’s Historic District has long been a treasure trove of houses for me to feature. I have passed by this property many times and admired its double corner site on a deep lot that extends back to the next street for privacy. […]
Cambridge Classic Powerboat Regatta Returns With New Triple B Festival
The Cambridge Classic Powerboat Regatta returns to Gerry Boyle Park at Great Marsh this Memorial Day weekend with two days of racing and a new festival for spectators. The Cambridge Power Boat Racing Association will host the races May 23rd and 24th along Hambrooks Bay on the Choptank River. Organizers expect about 70 boats to […]
USMH at Cambridge Earns Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation
Shown at the Shore Regional Health at Cambridge Emergency Department are emergency care team leaders Luke Whelan, MD, medical director, and AnnMarie Hernandez, nurse manager. The Emergency Department at University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) at Cambridge has earned accreditation as a Level 3 Geriatric Emergency Department by the American College of […]
Cambridge From the Couch: In the Good Old Summertime
Local folks have fond, wistful memories of the Bay Country Festival that ran annually from the late 60s to the early 2000s. It was most popular when the Cambridge Jaycees set it up at Long Wharf, a remarkably small location for an expansive event that included carnival rides (even a Ferris Wheel), game booths, musical […]
Late Spring by Angela Rieck
Small white puffs of white clover dot the green carpet of spring. While yellow dandelions erupt throughout it. Despite the absence of rain, the luscious mass of green is restful and restorative. It’s late spring. Bunnies hop away, their white tails bobbing while they exit my garden unconcerned about the leashed dogs. The great […]