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Lion Heart Medicare & Mortgage Protection shares information at Thrive Dorchester 2023, hosted by the Dorchester Banner at the Weinberg Intergenerational Center.
Thrive Dorchester brings expert advice, activities
It was a pleasantly warm autumn afternoon for the return of Thrive Dorchester – Senior Life After 55 event on Nov. 17. The 2023 lifestyle event brought exhibitors, food and games, … more
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From the left are Paul Dendorfer of Blue Ruin, Rick Travers Jr. of Simmons Center Market, and Chris Rojas of Taqueria Floritas. These three Cambridge businesses are donating the food and hosting a free Thanksgiving dinner at One Mission Cambridge on Nov. 20 at 4 p.m.
Cambridge businesses join to offer free Thanksgiving meal
CAMBRIDGE – On Nov. 20 at 4 p.m., three local businesses will come together to serve a free traditional Thanksgiving meal to 200 neighbors at One Mission Cambridge at 614 Race St. in Cambridge. … more
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Larry White, project manager for the Make Cambridge Resilient Initiative, speaks about the plan during a meeting at the library.
Plans discussed for making Cambridge resilient
On the evening of Nov. 8, the Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods invited Larry White to speak at the library about the ambitious Make Cambridge Resilient Initiative. He walked the CAN audience … more
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Senate passes $40M for Maryland infrastructure, rural development
WASHINGTON – On Tuesday, U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced the Senate’s passage of $41,921,000 in direct … more
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“The (act) really ties the hands of everybody,” said Cambridge Police Chief Justin Todd. “…Because you can mandate them to go to services, but if they come back to court a month later. Did you do the services? No. There’s no next step, and that makes it very difficult.” Dorchester Banner File Photo
Youth crime process prompts questions in House, Dorchester
Lawmakers last week scrutinized the options left to law enforcement and others to address crimes by children and young teens during the House Judiciary Committee’s second hearing on youth … more
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The 74 Annual Cambridge-Dorchester County Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 2. This image from 2022 shows the float created by students and teachers at Dorchester Career & Technology Center.
Cambridge-Dorchester Christmas Parade plans being finalized
CAMBRIDGE – The 74 th Annual Cambridge-Dorchester County Christmas Parade will once more usher in the Yuletide on the first Saturday in December, as bands, floats, displays and more will travel … more
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The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Vikings' varsity football team is headed to the state quarterfinals after beating Kent County in Round 2 of the playoffs.
C-SD defeats Kent County in Round 2 of playoffs
WORTON – It’s on to Round 3 of the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association’s Region 1A playoffs for the Cambridge-South Dorchester Vikings, after Thursday’s … more
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After spending all day Friday, Oct. 26, teaching chalk art to numerous Dorchester County school art classes, Baltimore artist Collin Cessna's pterosaur portrait stood watch while he worked magic at the 2nd Annual Chalk Art Festival.
A magical chalk art weekend in Cambridge
Making art with colored chalk has long been a favorite form of child's play. While still true, the phenomenon of chalk art has grown into a medium for all ages and skills to delight in, too. An … more
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C-SD's Darren Belizaire stiff-armed a tackler as he carried the ball for a gain early in the victory over visiting Washington High School on Thursday.
C-SD defeats Washington 51-6 in first round of playoffs
CAMBRIDGE – A fan might say at this point, no matter how the season ends, that the verdict is in: The Vikings have had a successful season. At 8-2 after winning their first playoff game, … more
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Approaching his 87th birthday, Dr. Mahmoud S. Shariff still works full time in his Aurora Street office. Marking his 50th year practicing medicine in Cambridge, Shariff is excited to welcome four experienced practitioners who are accepting new patients..
Four new providers join longstanding Shariff practice in Cambridge
Dr. Mahmoud S. Shariff knows firsthand how it feels to come to a new place to practice medicine, and find a community to call home. Despite top-notch education and training, the native of … more
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Assault arrests at Easton vs. C-SD football game
EASTON – Five youths were arrested after fights broke out at the football game Oct. 27 between Easton and Cambridge-South Dorchester high schools. A report Tuesday from the Talbot County … more
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Dorchester County Council President George L. Pfeffer Jr. offers Maryland Comptroller Brook Lierman a tour of The Packing House in Cambridge.
Comptroller tours Dorchester's Blue Oyster Environmental, Sunburst Pharm
Maryland Comptroller Brooke Lierman got an up-close look last week at two growing Cambridge enterprises. The visit was part of her larger Eastern Shore tour, with additional stops at the opening … more
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The presidential yacht Sequoia is back in Cambridge once again. She visited first in 1935 for the dedication of the first Choptank River bridge.
Presidential Yacht Sequoia arrives in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – The former presidential yacht Sequoia, covered in shrink wrap, arrived by barge Monday on the city’s waterfront, where it will become part of the revival of the Richardson … more
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Police seek suspect in home invasion, shooting
CAMBRIDGE – On Sunday, at approximately 10:35 p.m., Cambridge Police Department (CPD) officers responded to the 700 block of Foxtail Drive in reference to a shots fired call. While officers … more
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The Vikings ended their regular season Friday with a win at Easton, where they held the Warriors scoreless.
C-SD beats Easton, ends regular season at 7-2
EASTON – The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Vikings (1A) varsity football team wrapped up a successful regular season at Easton (3A/2A) on Friday, with a 13-0 victory over the Warriors … more
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Jim Dawson of Trappe, Maryland, was intent on solving the mystery of the two skulls said to have been those of Patty Cannon. Even a monster, the bookstore proprietor and history buff said, has only one skull.
Maryland historian dives headfirst into skull mystery
He is “ye olde shoppe keeper,” spending time between customers at his Trappe, Maryland, bookstore pecking his computer keyboard in a musical cadence, two index fingers at a time. more
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Dr. Donald Boyd Jr. has joined Dorchester's public school administrators to lead the implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future.
Dr. Boyd chosen to implement Blueprint for education
CAMBRIDGE – Dr. Donald Boyd Jr. has joined Dorchester County Public Schools as Supervisor of Strategic Initiatives, with the primary task of overseeing the implementation of the Blueprint for … more
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Among the students being inducted on Oct. 24 into Cambridge-South Dorchester High School's chapter of the National Honor Society was, in front, ALiza Adams. behind her are Ivonne Ferrer, Cheyenne Jackson, Alan Limon-Sanchez and Madison Robbins.
New members inducted into the National Honor Society
CAMBRIDGE – The Vikings’ top students joined The Ella B. Walter Chapter of the National Honor Society at Cambridge-South Dorchester High School on Oct. 24. President Natalie Woolford … more
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The Vikings' Camryn Russum finished fourth among the girls.
QAC’s Marks, Parkside’s Newton are cross country champs
CAMBRIDGE – The 2023 Bayside Athletic Conference Championships were held at Cambridge-South Dorchester High School’s home course, “The Jungle,” on Wednesday, with about 200 … more
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Artists Judith S. Loeber (left) and Nancy Lorentz (right) pause briefly from completing their day-long landscape projects for the Women Paint Harriet's Landscape event at Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park, Friday, Oct. 13.
In plein sight: Harriet Tubman's landscape, through the eyes of artists
A forecast for steady rain forced the cancellation of the eagerly awaited 13th annual Nanticoke River Jamboree at Handsell House outside Vienna, slated for Saturday, Oct. 14. But the sun shone … more
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