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Sen. Eckardt's Update: The latest from Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS - The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) will begin a paving project Monday, June 27, along MD 341 (Race Street) and MD 343 (Washington Street) in … more
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Skies over Millsboro Pond are lit up during the Greater Millsboro Chamber of Commerce's Stars & Stripes IV event June 25. Several thousand people viewed the fireworks fom Cupola Park, the venue for a community celebration pror to the show.
4th of July Fireworks in Cambridge
The Fourth of July fireworks in Cambridge will be held July 4, 9-10 p.m. Celebrate Independence Day on the Cambridge waterfront with fireworks over the Choptank River on Monday, July 4. Two of the … more
A traffic barrier is flanked by a sign announcing the closure of the Bill Burton Fishing Pier in Cambridge. The popular park could soon be open to the public once again.
Dorchester fishing pier could open in July
CAMBRIDGE – A favorite spot among locals and visitors could soon be open again for fishing, photography and leisurely strolls. The Bill Burton State Park’s fishing piers were closed by … more
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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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Sen. Eckardt's Update: State supports agriculture-related projects
ANNAPOLIS - On June 11, we cut the ribbon for the Salisbury Animal Health Laboratory, celebrating the opening of the new facility. The updated facility, which replaces the original lab built in … more
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The force caused significant sagging in the metal overhang that bore the word “Hamburgers” on the roof of the Patio Drive-In restaurant on Sunburst Highway in Cambridge.
Remembering Hurricane Agnes after half a century
Fifty years ago, Hurricane Agnes devastated the Mid-Atlantic states, causing unprecedented death and damage. Dorchester County was not untouched by the storm, and the effects are still being felt on … more
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Alexis Williamson, left, and Damajana Sampson were among the 40 people traveling with the Cambridge Empowerment Center to Washington, D.C..'s Arena Stage performance of Step Afrika!'s Drumfolk recently, a preview of the summer program's focus on the historical art of step performance.
New summer enrichment program in Cambridge
The Cambridge Empowerment Center, which opened in 2003, is justifiably proud of its service to the community in the heart of the Pine Street historic district. But new Executive Director Andrew … more
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Two Cambridge men arrested after high-speed chase
CAMBRIDGE – Two Cambridge men were arrested on multiple charges June 15 following a chase. A deputy on patrol on Rt. 16 near the intersection of Rt. 392 observed a small black vehicle … 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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Senator Eckardt’s update: Environmental, transportation projects are underway
ANNAPOLIS - The Maryland Department of the Environment has closed McKeil Point bermed infiltration pond No. 1. After multiple inspections, MDE has determined that the BIP identified as McKeil Point … more
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Cambridge City Council President Lajan Cephas acknowledged the proud Mace’s Lane alumni who were present on Friday.
Leaders break ground on new community center in Cambridge
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan joined local leaders and representatives of Boys & Girls Clubs to break ground last Friday on what will become Mace’s Lane Community Center and Edythe M. Jolley … 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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Cambridge man convicted of murdering mother and child
BALTIMORE – A federal jury on June 8 convicted Andre Ricardo Briscoe, aka “Poo,” age 38, of Baltimore and Cambridge, on federal drug distribution charges, use of a firearm to commit … more
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Pictured above, Ariel Adams, Khayree Robinson, TEAM staff, Veronica Taylor, Bill Robinson, Mike Wyche and Lynette Wongus.
New initiative for Groove City Black Heritage & Culture Group
CAMBRIDGE - Groove City Black Heritage & Culture Group is partnering with T.E.A.M (Together Everyone Achieves More) Inc. to enhance programs and provide resources to help youth and families in … more
Man accused of ramming Dorchester sheriff’s patrol vehicles
EAST NEW MARKET – A 24-year-old man is in custody following a lengthy chase in North Dorchester. On May 31, a deputy from the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area … more
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Senator Eckardt’s update: Accountability and Implementation Board seeks applications
ANNAPOLIS - The Accountability and Implementation Board for the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future is creating four advisory committees to be made up of a wide diversity of voices from across the … more
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Man shot in Cambridge, stable after surgery
CAMBRIDGE - On May 27 at approximately 5:40 p.m., Cambridge Police officers responded to the 500 block of Poplar Street in reference to a gunshot victim who had arrived there by car. Upon arrival, … more
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Senator Eckardt’s Update: Help with hail damage, formula and more
On Saturday, I had the honor of speaking at a ceremony unveiling the new historic marker for suffragists Mary Bartlett Dixon and Mary Jenkins in Easton. Specifically, I spoke on many of the … 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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Senator Eckardt’s update: Funds available for housing, economic development
ANNAPOLIS - The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development recently announced the Fiscal Year 2023 application round for six State Revitalization Programs will open May 19. These … more
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