The Invisible Kingdom is a book that chronicles Meghan O’Rourke’s struggle with an undiagnosed auto-immune disease. She describes the decade-long ... [Continue Story]
Public Affairs
City Council Highlights: Correcting Zoning Errors and David Deutsch Steps in as Acting City Manager
Mayor Steve Rideout opened the meeting at 6:05 pm with all Council members present. After approval of the agenda, the Mayor introduced Goldie Cooper, ... [Continue Story]
- House, Senate Send $63 Billion Budget to Governor
- Maryland House and Senate leaders Say They have a Budget Agreement
- Spy/WHCP Check-in with Police Chief Todd
- What Happened with Cambridge City Manager Tom Carroll
- City Manager Tom Carroll Resigns Citing Cambridge Harbor Concerns
- A Cambridge Spy Check-in with CWDI’s Board President Angie Hengst
Spy Highlights
From and Fuller: Speaker Johnson’s Foreign Aid Pickle and Trump Trapped in the Courtroom
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 ... [Continue Story]
- Dedicating the Original Choptank River Bridge with FDR and the Sequoia
- Let’s Talk About It: Human Trafficking on the Mid-Shore with Beth Anne Dorman
- A New Steward at the Academy: Meet AAM Curator Lee Glazer
- Spy Review: Zackary Lucky Brings His Sad, Powerful Songs to the Stoltz
- From and Fuller: The Trump Abortion Position and How Important is Money in 2024?
- The Eastern Shore Trail Network Vision with ESLC’s Owen Bailey
Brevities
Move Over Horny Goat Weed, Here Comes Pollen
GRACE CREEK ALMANAC - So, this week’s hot news involves the unique, annual, and sublimely quiet spring storm sifting everywhere around us. No, not ... [Continue Story]
Community Notes
A Powerful Story of The Last Living Twin Holocaust Survivors at Satell Center May 5
Join us on Sunday, May 5th at 1:00 p.m., at Temple B’nai Israel–The Satell Center for Jewish Life on the Eastern Shore, as Marion Ein Lewin recounts ... [Continue Story]
- Cambridge Classic Powerboat Regatta Set for May 18/19
- Col. Tench Tilghman Chapter Meets April 13
- 1st District April 21 Forum Update: Rep. Andy Harris Declines to Particpate
- “Her Helm” Author Kristin Rutkowski to Lead Panel Discussion April 6th at Sultana’s Lawrence Preserve
- Tilghman Area Youth Association is Looking for an Executive Director
- Talsiman to Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Run for the Roses
The Arts
Mid-Shore Arts: The Glass and Wood of Artist David Stevens
A Renaissance person is described as someone with many talents and areas of knowledge. Cambridge resident, David Stevens, is such a man, coming to ... [Continue Story]
- “Serendipity” at Main Street Gallery
- Eylie Sasajima Wins Washington College’s Sophie Kerr Prize
- At the Academy: Nancy Mitchell and Sheryl Southwick Talk Art and Poetry
- Easton Filmmaker Tori Paxon to Premiere “Foolproof”
- Mid-Shore Arts: DCA’s Melissa Cooperman and Her Photography
- The ‘Measure’ of Shore Shakespeare by Steve Parks
Ecosystem
Westward Ho! Easton’s Rails to Trails Expansion with Project Manager Kody Cario
One of the few bits of good news that the town of Easton experienced during the rough days of COVID was the explosion of the use of the current ... [Continue Story]
- Election 2022: Environmental Forum For Talbot County Council Election
- ShoreRivers Safe to Swim Weekend Report
- Md. Lawmakers Check In with new Agency Leaders on Bay Cleanup Progress
- Keeping the Soul of Cambridge’s Packing House with ESLC’s Carol Bean
- Bay Ecosystem: A Chat with Riverkeeper Annie Richards
- Ecosystem: Gary & Justine Reinoehl Love the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center
Health
One Mission Cambridge Celebrates First Anniversary
One Mission Cambridge recently celebrated its first anniversary with a picnic at its location at 614 Race Street in Cambridge. Over 100 people came to ... [Continue Story]
- Qlarant Foundation Profiles: Bay Hundred Community Volunteers
- Washington Post: Dozens have Leaped to their Deaths from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
- Marylanders Encouraged to get New COVID Vaccine
- Maryland Hospitals Face Most Critical Staffing Shortage in Recent Memory
- Dorchester County Reports First Monkeypox Case
- Pathways of Support by Talbot Hospice: A Chat with Megan Murray
Maryland News
Here are Some Bills to Watch on the Final Day of Session
The General Assembly session began on Jan. 10 with dire news over projected deficits. It will end Monday with a total eclipse of the sun. In ... [Continue Story]
- Should People with Severe Mental Health Needs get Court-Ordered Treatment?
- MD House Fiscal Leader Can’t Rule Out Extended Session on Budget
- Maryland’s Budget Compromise Languishes As Annapolis Debate Revenues
- A Check in with Cambridge Mayor Steve Rideout: The Resignation of a Highly-Respected City Manager
- Key Bridge Update: Six Workers Presumed Dead
- Key Bridge Collapses after Container Ship Slams Into It; Motorists Missing
Commerce
What you Need to Know about Maryland’s Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program
As prices for everyday necessities continue to rise, families with limited means are having to make tough choices on where to allocate their money. In ... [Continue Story]
- CWDI Completes Cambridge Harbor Demolition Phase
- Discovering Discover Easton’s Plans for 2023: A Chat with Director Holly DeKarske
- Mediation Room 8: Benefits of Using Mediation in Divorce
- CULTA Announces Partnership with National Cannabis Brand Old Pal
- The Mediation Room 7: Bad Debt – Getting Beyond It
- The Mediation Room: The Role of Lawyers in Mediation
Art Notes
Chorus to offer Music Theory Class
The Bay Country Chorus is offering a free five-week class designed for students of all ages who want to have a better understanding of the language of ... [Continue Story]
- Getting Ready for Chesapeake Bay Week with MPT’s Sarah Sampson
- Mid-Atlantic Symphony Premiere of “Rhapsody in Red, White and Blue”
- Casting Call! The Hallelujah Girls
- Art Notes: Fundraisers that Feature Fun and Food this Month
- Oxford Community Center: April, May, and June 2024: Overview Of Upcoming Activities
- Global Jazz Phenom Hannah Gill Takes the Stage in a Hometown Performance
Senior Nation
Could Your Core Be Getting Frail? By Susan Covey
As you probably know, a weak core impacts everyday life...but maybe more than you think. If ... [Continue Story]
- Senior Life: Stepping Out by Susan Covey
- Cruisin’ with Christine: For the Love of Rotary at Londonderry with Robert Grill
- Londonderry on the Tred Avon Welcomes Brian Cotter to Board of Directors
- Cruisin’ with Christine: A Kitchen Inspection at Londonderry
- Valentines For Your Heart by Susan Covey
- Stretching Is For Everyone! By Susan Covey