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Man held in September arsons
CAMBRIDGE – Deputy State Fire Marshals have arrested a 31-year-old Cambridge man for arson and numerous other charges stemming from an arson fire on Sept. 23 at 406 Muir St.  An … more
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Fellow educators and doctoral program students Theresa Stafford, left, and Susan Lester formed a strong bond while enrolled at Wilmington College, receiving their diplomas on the same day in 2004.
In memory of Theresa Stafford: A relentless advocate for children
“There are not enough words to express what she has done for our city.” – Chad Green, New Beginnings Youth and Family Services CAMBRIDGE – Dr. Theresa … more
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Christmas linens of the 1950s are always sought-after during the holidays. Increasingly hard to find, these vintage pieces are popular with folks wanting the “mid century” look as reflected in period designs.
Fabric preservationist brings new life to old threads
ALLEN – Linda Bohan slipped her slender fingers into a bouquet of bubbles in her kitchen sink and ever so gently swished, churned and swirled the fabric soaking in the warm water. Within … more
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Even before the meal began, smiles overflowed among those attending, including, (from left) Dorothea Johnson, Rosalee Molock, Pearl Ferguson and Lucille Rowley.
Over 150 celebrate at Pine Street senior holiday luncheon in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Pillars of the Pine Street community joined to welcome seniors and others to a festive, free luncheon on Dec. 12. The annual Senior Holiday Celebration was jointly sponsored by the … more
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State Police investigating fatal shooting in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Monday morning in Dorchester County. Shortly before 8 a.m., officers from the Cambridge Police Department … more
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Maryland Report Card: Fewer schools at five-star status
ANNAPOLIS – Although the majority of Maryland’s public schools experienced no change this year in the state Department of Education’s five-star rating system, there was a statewide … more
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Standing in front of hundreds of tractor models, Jimmy Nelson, left, holds a model of a 1950 Farmall Cub and son Jamie displays a model of 1996 model of a Case IH 9370.
Model collection a way to hold on to life on the farm
It is a mystery, Cheryl Nelson admitted, as to how her husband, Jimmy, and their son, Jamie, managed to get about 800 pieces of farm equipment in the house near Princess Anne. In just two rooms, … more
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Greg Bassett, shown accepting an award from the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce in 2016, helped Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA launch the Salisbury Independent in 2014.
Salisbury Independent Editor Greg Bassett dies
SALISBURY, Md. – Greg Bassett, founding editor of the Salisbury Independent, has died. He was 63. Update: A celebration of life will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at Green Hill Country Club in Quantico. more
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The Taylor’s Island waterfront has a new landmark, the 110-foot paddle-wheeler Black Eyed Susan. The new owner is John Butz II, owner of Slaughter Creek Marina, including Palm Beach Willie’s eatery.
Black-Eyed Susan successfully moored at Slaughter Creek Marina
The already impressive scenic allure of the Taylor’s Island waterfront jumped significantly, buoyed by the mid-November arrival and anchoring of the impressive 110-foot paddle-wheeler Black … more
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Talbot County task force dismantles drug-trafficking operation
EASTON – Eight people accused of a drug-trafficking ring on the Eastern Shore were arrested following a yearlong combined law-enforcement investigation. The Talbot County Drug Task Force … more
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The Marching Eagles greeted the season with a big win in the Band Division.
Dorchester Christmas Parade winners announced
CAMBRIDGE – Organizers of the Cambridge-Dorchester County Christmas Parade on Monday announced division winners and band awards. The parade is not only a celebration of the season and … more
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Harrington & Bayly Building on Race Street in Cambridge has been awarded $1 million in tax credits for a revitalization project whose estimated total cost is $4 million. Situated in the Cambridge Historic District, the Harrington & Bayly Building is a nine-bay wide commercial structure dating back to 1910-1911. The building features neo-classical detailing including ornate cornices, horizontal banding, contrasting red and tan bricks, and brick-bordered oval windows on the third story. Following a fire in 2008, only the exterior shell of the building remains, however the storefront and street-facing façade are largely intact. Historically a building that housed retail operations ranging from dry goods, automotive parts, and antiques, this rehabilitation project will result in the reintroduction of commercial spaces along with eight new apartment units.
Maryland Department of Planning: $20M in tax credits to revitalize buildings
CROWNSVILLE – The Maryland Department of Planning announced last week that the Maryland Historical Trust has awarded 10 projects totaling more than $20 million in historic … more
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Rhodesdale couple killed in two-vehicle crash
NORTH DORCHESTER – Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash that occurred early Wednesday morning in Dorchester County. The deceased are identified as Johnnie … more
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Public library responds to questions on funds, new hours
The Dorchester County Public Library released the following statement on Nov. 27. Notice regarding our upcoming hours changes, going into effect on Monday, Dec. 4: It has come to our … more
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CDCCP Grand Marshal for 2023 Diana Bloom Rathell, right, is pictured with the late Greg Leonard, who created her Kitty Kat Kottage sign. Leonard, also of East New Market, passed away at 33 last November after battling ALS.
Kitty Kat Kottage rescuer Rathell among Dorchester parade honorees
When this year’s 74th Christmas Parade gets underway in downtown Cambridge on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 5 p.m., eager crowds will line the streets to celebrate festive floats, spirited marching … more
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The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Vikings traveled to Cumberland on Friday to face the Fort Hill Sentinels in the state semi-finals, where they fell 38-20.
C-SD falls to Fort Hill in state semifinals
CUMBERLAND ¬– Vikings players, coaches and fans got a look Friday night at what makes Fort Hill High School the football powerhouse of Maryland’s Region 1A, when Cambridge-South Dorchester fell … more
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Dorchester County public libraries are facing challenges from staff shortages and security issues.
Staff shortage, security issues, force Dorchester library changes
To our patrons and friends, You have likely seen the social media post or WBOC article/story about the hours change for both library branches. Please know that this was not a decision that … more
The Outstanding Project Award was presented to Beacon of Hope -- Harriet Tubman Sculpture. From left, Delegate Tom Hutchinson, Heritage Board member Steve Rideout and Project Steering Committee members Adrian Holmes, Jermaine Anderson, Katie Day, Julie Gilberto-Brady and Bill Christopher.
Dorchester's heritage heroes honored
The Heart of Chesapeake Country Heritage Area Management Board presented its most coveted annual award to five individuals and organizations at a recent reception in the Dorchester Center for the … more
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The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Vikings are heading to the state semi-finals after their Friday victory over SEED School.
C-SD beats SEED School, heads to state semi-finals
CAMBRIDGE ­– The Vikings have reached the Final Four in the Region 1A state championship playoffs, after Cambridge-South Dorchester High School (10-2) beat the SEED School on Friday, 46-8. … more
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Turkey call collector Don Fountain of Salisbury holds a modern box and trumpet call, made from cherry. He has more than 400 calls in what’s believed to be the largest collection on the Eastern Shore.
Laurel turkey call display shows that devices are unique works of art
It’s his own personal wildlife refuge — a 10-by-10-foot room with one door and no windows. The spot is Don Fountain’s eye on the world, packed with all things turkey. more
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