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Public input guides revised Cambridge Harbor plans
As director of the nonprofit Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc., Matt Leonard considers himself a partner with an adopted community he's come to treasure.  "My wife and I moved to … more
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Artist Miriam Moran was joined by Emmanuel Batson and many volunteers on Saturday, as the group brightened and repaired the Black Lives Matter mural in the 400 block of Race Street in Cambridge.
The Color of Caring: Artists retouch BLM mural in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Artist Miriam Moran and a group of volunteers took their social activism to the streets Saturday, as they retouched the Black Lives Matter mural in the 400 block of Race … more
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A mural by local artist Bobbi Jo Elle Ennals at Cedar and Pine streets recalls the pivotal 1967 fire which destroyed the area's thriving businesses.
Juneteenth celebrations in Cambridge Saturday
Everyone is invited to celebrate Juneteenth on Race and Pine streets this Saturday, June 18. Two downtown murals will provide scenic and meaningful backdrops to Juneteenth community celebrations, … more
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Friends of Blackwater Vice President Dr. Harry Heckathorn shows the group's new telescope on the viewing platform behind the Refuge Visitors Center on Key Wallace Drive.
Blackwater’s new frontier: the night sky
Since its creation in the 1930s, Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge near Cambridge has been a must-see destination for viewing breathtaking flora and fauna.  Now, in addition to marsh and … more
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TCR Event Management President Jason Chance keeps track of swimmers and volunteers at the 4th Maryland Freedom Swim across the Choptank River on Sunday, May 15.
Hundreds swim across Choptank
Sunday morning’s fog lifted just in time for over 270 swimmers to set off from Ferry Point Marina on the Talbot side of the Choptank River for the Dorchester County Visitor’s Center for … more
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Children and their famillies turned out Friday for the Safe Play Day in Cambridge. The youngsters enjoyed games, sports, music and treats during the event, which was attended by hundreds.
City activists hold Safe Play Day in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Streets in downtown Cambridge were brightened Friday by the sound of music and children’s laughter. The occasion was a special event organized by local activists and endorsed … more
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The Cambridge Waterfront Development will focus its image on water and heritage.
Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. brands site Cambridge Harbor
CAMBRIDGE - At its April 28 board meeting, Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. voted to brand its development area Cambridge Harbor and adopt the brand’s tagline, “Lured by the … more
Comptroller Peter Franchot, right, hands Black Water Bakery chef Tom Bales one of his trademark commemorative lucky coins. Also pictured, from left, Brett Summers, Jamie Wing Summers and baking assistant Rebeka Yockey.
Franchot commends Cambridge commerce, culture
During a St. Patrick’s Day tour celebrating Eastern Shore business and heritage, Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot stopped in Cambridge to recognize three Race Street establishments, Black … more
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The Greens are on the cover of Destination Maryland.
Cambridge on the cover
The 2022 issue of Destination Maryland, the state’s official travel magazine, once again presents a pleasing photogenic panorama, beckoning visitors to explore each region’s outstanding … more
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The photo from Jay Fleming's book, "Working the Water," shows H-2B crab pickers working in fall 2015 at the J.M. Clayton Seafood Co. in Cambridge, Maryland. Dorchester County crab-processing facilities are against the ropes for the upcoming season, as only one of the 10 establishments earned enough H-2B visas through a lottery to fill its workforce.
Dorchester crab houses have bone to pick with guest worker visa cap
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — For most folks, not winning the lottery won’t impact their very survival. But for Dorchester County crab houses, losing out in the crucial visiting worker program visa sweepstakes is spelling disaster. more
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Cambridge Rescue Fire Company hosted a Fireman's Funeral for 53-year member, past president and Firefighters Hall of Fame member Calvin S. Stack Jr.
Remembering Dorchester's Calvin Stack: Answering the final call
I want to fill my calling, And to give the best in me, To guard my every neighbor And protect his property” - Fireman’s Prayer For 53 years, as a member of the Rescue Fire … more
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Celebrating the release of “Water Moves Us” are, from left, Dave Cannon of the Dorchester Banner, Susan Banks of the Dorchester County Economic Development Office and Darel La Prade of Dorchester Banner.
Water is just the beginning for Dorchester’s economic profile
Dorchester County is a beautiful area with deep historical significance and growing economic opportunities. The 2022 “Water Moves Us” economic profile was released this month, a glossy … more
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Shown in front of the entrance to the Four Eleven Kitchen, now nearing completion in the Packing House project in Cambridge, are Arvin Singh, vice president for Strategy and Communications at UM SRH; Amanda Kidd, founder and owner of the 411 Kitchen; and Michael White, consultant, Cross Street Partners.
Shore Regional Health supports Packing House project in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – A $1 million grant awarded to University of Maryland Shore Regional Health by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development will be dedicated to the Four Eleven … more
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Maryland State Police are investigating a double homicide that occurred in the 800 block of Park Lane in Cambridge on Jan. 25. The suspect in the case, Charles William Jones III, was found unresponsive in his cell at the Dorchester County Detention Center on Feb. 5.
Suspect in Dorchester double homicide found dead in jail
CAMBRIDGE – A man being held in connection with a double homicide on Jan. 25 is dead. On Feb. 5, the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to the Dorchester County … more
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Cambridge Waterfront Development, Inc. has acquired the former Dorchester General Hospital property along the southern bank of the Choptank River in Cambridge.
Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. acquires former DGH property
CAMBRIDGE - On Jan. 13, Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. acquired the former Dorchester General Hospital property, including the 17.2 acres of land, the decommissioned hospital and three medical … more
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About 30 Dorchester County Health Department staff members helped with every aspect of expanded drive-thru testing outside the old hospital at 300 Byrn Street.
Testing expands in Dorchester to meet latest COVID surge
To help Dorchester County grapple with the rapidly spreading COVID-19 omicron variant, the health department has expanded drive-thru testing hours and capabilities. The department’s … more
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This view of the Hearn Building at 509-511 Race St. in Cambridge shows the condition of the south wall in 2015 after its collapse.
Hearn Building: Plans and demands in downtown Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Increasingly frustrated city residents and business owners are looking for a resolution to the condition of a structure in the heart of downtown. After standing vacant for many … more
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Linda Harris, Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center director of programs and events, is passionate about helping others explore their inner Harriet through walking.
A walk to remember
As the sun began its downward descent on Dec. 24, lightly jingling bells could be heard, first in a Caroline County cornfield, then at the base of an ancient towering tulip poplar, later sparking … more
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Ice carvers will show off their artistry at demonstrations held each day of the inaugural Ice & Oyster Festival.
Cambridge to host inaugural Ice & Oyster Fest in January
CAMBRIDGE – Everyone is invited to mark their calendars for Jan. 28-29, when downtown Cambridge hosts the Eastern Shore’s first Ice & Oyster Fest. The free event will feature ice … more
Now docked at the Yacht Maintenance Company in Cambridge, the P-520 will call Cambridge home base.
With WWII boat and flag, Cambridge commemorates ‘Day of Infamy’  
At approximately 7:48 a.m. on Dec. 7, 1941, the first of 360 Japanese bombers, fighters and torpedo aircraft struck in a two-wave assault on the U.S. Naval Yard in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The surprise … more
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