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A friendly Cambridge vs. Easton kickball game got underway in the Talbot town early Sunday afternoon. The event was planned as a way to bring the two communities together. Organizers were, from the left, DJ Marshall Bradley, Bobby Johnson, Teasha Macer, Tyzann Meekins and Davontae Baker.
Easton vs. Cambridge kickball brings ‘good vibes’
EASTON – There’s more than one way to build peaceful and prosperous communities. Sometimes, it just takes a few kicks – kickball, that is. Bring Cambridge Back and Endless … more
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It was a productive day of offense for the Vikings. Quarterback Blake LaBelle is seen throwing behind a wall of protection.
C-SD Vikings hammer Kent Co. Trojans, 52-0
CAMBRIDGE – On the last play of C-SD's homecoming game Friday versus Kent County, a Trojans' pass was snagged by Viking defender  TayMar Alexander , who sprinted down the sideline for a … more
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Cambridge sets new youth curfew
CAMBRIDGE – The juvenile curfew ordinance that was successfully passed by The Cambridge City Council on Sept. 25 will go into effect on Oct. 1. The move comes after a trial period earlier … more
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Morgan Buchanan — ShoreRivers’ 2022–2023 Conservation & Climate Corps Member and now a full-time educator with the organization — spent part of this summer conducting a study on the relationship between bacteria and tidal cycles in local waterways thanks to funding from the Chesapeake Bay Trust. For the study, Buchanan spent multiple days at Morgan Creek Landing in Kent County taking water quality samples every hour over a 12-hour period to cover a full tidal cycle.
ShoreRivers’ ends bacteria monitoring season with tidal impact study
CHESTERTOWN – Eastern Shore environmentalists are advancing science with a series of bacteria reports and a tidal impact study. Each summer, ShoreRivers works to provide the public with … more
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Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro named a U.S. Navy ship after American abolitionist and social activist Harriet Tubman, on Sept. 17. The future USNS Harriet Tubman follows the tradition of naming John Lewis-class oilers after civil rights leaders. Del Toro made the announcement during an Emancipation Celebration at the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center in Church Creek.
Pomp, circumstance and celebration mark twin Tubman honors
A planned annual Emancipation Day program, commemorating Harriet Tubman's first attempted escape from bondage in 1849, was unexpectedly enhanced with additional fanfare befitting Dorchester County's … more
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A new Maryland law allows medical marijuana dispensaries, such as Sunburst Pharm on Meteor Avenue in Cambridge, to apply to convert their license from strictly medical to add general adult or recreational use. Sunburst Pharm Photo
Maryland's cannabis administration receives pushback on licensing timeline
Some potential cannabis businesses are criticizing the tight turnaround to obtain new licenses to grow, process or distribute marijuana, after the Maryland Cannabis Administration … more
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The structure was fully engulfed before it was reported to local fire companies.
Fire destroys Taylors Island house
TAYLORS ISLAND – The Office of the State Fire Marshal is investigating a fire Sunday that destroyed a home on Hooperstown Road. At 11:55 a.m., a passerby spotted the fire, which had … more
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Cambridge-South Dorchester lost in a nail-biter Friday at Colonel Richardson High School, in another game that came down to the last minute.
Vikings fall at Colonel Richardson, 14-13
FEDERALSBURG – Only one team can win a game, but both can beat a tropical storm. The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School varsity Vikings (2-2) traveled to Caroline County on Friday to … more
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Seen here is the University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s new Regional Medical Center rendering following its schematic design phase.
Plans move forward for new Easton facility
EASTON – University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s plans for construction of a new Regional Medical Center (RMC) in Easton have moved a step forward as hospital officials have … more
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Traditional African dancers and drummers accompanied the Water Libation ceremony at Long Wharf on the fifth Annual Day of Resilience, Sunday, Sept. 9.
'Beacon of Hope' dedicated to people of Dorchester on annual Day of Resilience
In welcoming the community to the 2023 Day of Resilience on Saturday, Sept. 9, Adrian R. Holmes mentioned the symbolic power inherent in this fifth annual ceremony. "Some say the number five … more
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This scene from Showcase 2022, shows some of the tasty locale specialties for sale.
Sept. 24: Dorchester Center for the Arts Showcase
CAMBRIDGE – Showcase is here! On Sunday, historic High Street will be filled with the arts for the annual Dorchester Center for the Arts Showcase event. The event takes place from noon … more
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Cambridge-South Dorchester was in Salisbury Thursday evening, playing the Parkside Rams.
C-SD Vikings beat Parkside, 28-20
CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School varsity Vikings traveled to Salisbury on Thursday to play Parkside High School for a back-and-forth contest that went down to the final … more
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Lady Viking Tembra Jones neared the end of the course, but still had a smile for spectators.
‘Rumble in the Jungle’ rocks the Cambridge course
CAMBRIDGE – The annual fundraising invitational event hosted by Cambridge-South Dorchester High School's cross country team took place Wednesday, with teams from across the Eastern Shore … more
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New Beginnings youngsters were warmly welcomed by Dorchester County court personnel Aug. 3. From left, (all black) Madison Watkins, Assistant State's Attorney; (pink blazer) Amanda Leonard, State’s Attorney for Dorchester County; Judge Melvin J. Jews (sitting on the bench); to his right, Dr. Theresa Stafford; (red pants) Macy Foxwell, State's Attorney Victim Witness Coordinator; Assistant Public Defender Lokesh Chhantyal; and Assistant Public Defender Michelle Moodispaw
Inspiring day in Dorchester courts for New Beginnings youngsters
From September through June, New Beginnings Youth and Family Services, located in the historic but challenged Greenwood Avenue community, offers a beneficial after-school program. Over the summer, … more
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Woman shot, suspect kills himself
CAMBRIDGE – A woman was wounded Sunday night and a suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, ending a barricade situation. On Sept. 10, at approximately 7:08 p.m., Cambridge Police … more
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An offshore wind farm.
Offshore wind industry growing across United States
DOVER — There are seven active offshore wind turbines in the United States as of last month: Five turbines are 3.8 miles off the coast of Block Island, Rhode Island, while two sit approximately … more
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Block Island Offshore Wind Farm near New Shoreham, Rhode Island.
Offshore turbines could help reach climate goals
From Massachusetts to North Carolina, states along the East Coast are banking on a renewable energy source to aid their climate goals: offshore wind. And, while Delaware may be further behind in the technology than neighboring New Jersey and Maryland, the state is once again exploring the idea of establishing wind turbines off its coast. more
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An all-woman crew, a first for the Nathan of Dorchester, will race the skipjack on Sept. 23.
Women to race the Nathan of Dorchester on the Choptank
CAMBRIDGE – Sail-powered workboats (skipjacks, bugeyes, log canoes) started racing in 1872 when local watermen took their boats and crews out on shakedown sails before the start of the oyster … more
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Dorchester Public Schools 2022-2023 state testing results released
CAMBRIDGE – Dorchester County Public Schools (DCPS) students in Grades 3 through 6 and Grade 10 now exceed pre-Covid levels of English Language Arts (ELA) proficiency, according to test results … more
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From left, Kylaisia Cannon, 16, Carlos Diaz Sr., D'naiyah Johnson, 13, and Tevonte Cephas, 14.
Community helps Dorchester kids get back-to-school ready
The first day of classes was still over a week away, but last Monday some Dorchester County school buses were already rolling. The familiar yellow vehicles were off and running as early as 7 … more
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