The Cambridge Chronicle was actually the name of several related newspapers over the course of the 19th century. The earliest known version began publication as
Let’s get this over with now: Cambridge has a higher crime rate than the national average and higher than many towns its size in Maryland.
This 1928 photo shows the intersection of Pine and Washington Streets and looking north. The house on the left was owned by Lula Earle. On
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
The final session of Citizens Academy took place in a new house at 636 Douglas Street, an appropriate setting for a discussion of economic development
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In 1830, Dr. Robert Tubman came into possession of Glasgow, and some time later he gave a portion of the tract, called Glenburn, to his
A few months ago, the Radio Chesapeake staff held a gathering for their employees and volunteers at Black Water Bakery. I got to attend because
The inaugural City of Cambridge Citizens Academy met for the third of four times on May 12, this time at The Packing House. “Planning, Zoning,
Each week, The Spy partners with Baywater Animal Rescue to feature animals looking for a second chance. These profiles spotlight the personalities, quirks, and stories