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It's been nearly a year since Marc Knight opened his River Dogs Outfitters shop in the historic McCrory’s Building on Race Street.
Since May 2, 2024, Knight’s eclectic mix of e-bikes, kayaks, and dog products have filled a downtown Cambridge niche.
But as his first anniversary approaches, and the start of his busy Spring season, so do concerns that high tariffs on Chinese and other goods might force him to shut down.
When County Manager Jerry Jones tasked County Departments with paring down initial Capital budget requests, they brought the total down to $1.68 million, $2.1 lower than what had originally been proposed. Jones recommended to the Council that those savings be shifted to roads.
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers passed a budget this week, concluding their spring session after months of grappling with a tough fiscal reality and new federal policies coming down from …
At 11 a.m. on Friday the 4th of April, the City of Cambridge will celebrate the late Ms. Shirley S. Jackson with the unveiling of an honorary street sign, “Shirley S. Jackson Way”, at the corner of Rigby Avenue and Stiles Circle in Cambridge.
Eight years ago, Leslie Bishop began packing 25 food bags to help supply Vienna Elementary School youngsters, on weekends when school was closed, in her home kitchen in Cambridge.
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