SALISBURY — Salisbury University continued its centennial celebration May 22 by returning the spring commencement ceremony to the 200-acre campus and welcoming back alumnus Washington … more

The  Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Winter Dredge Survey , a cooperative effort between the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, estimates 238 million … more

The population of Maryland’s oysters has grown significantly in the past 20 years, according to the results of the latest benchmark stock assessment for the species. The Maryland … more

The oldest active powerboat race in the country happens this weekend in Cambridge May 17-18 on the Choptank River, with a race weekend kickoff concert Friday, May 16. more

Historic Malone’s Church will hold its annual May Day Celebration on Saturday, May 17 from noon to 4 PM, rain or shine, the Harrisville/Malone Cemetery Maintenance Fund has announced. more

As the second public hearing on the proposed Dorchester County Budget for FY ’26 drew to a close, Council President asked Council members if they had any comments or questions. Council District 5 Representative and Vice President Mike Detmer slowly answered in the affirmative. more

The City of Cambridge Housing Department invites the public to visit and view newly constructed homes nearing completion during an Open House on Sunday, May 18 from 2 to 4 PM at 636 Douglas Street. more

As a second round of there public hearings on the Dorchester County Budget Bill neared its conclusion on Tuesday, May 13, Councilman Ricky Travers called for a change of course on the controversial proposed tax differential. more

During a recent Town Hall hosted by Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes at Hurlock United Methodist Church, featured speakers from Baltimore ICE fielded questions over operatives having access to houses of worship. more

With the advent of warmer weather and longer days, more kids and adults are outdoors enjoying fun and exercising on their bikes, scooters, and skateboards. Many people also use their bikes and scooters as a means of transportation from home to school or home to work and back. According to the 2020 Census, 17% of occupied housing units in Cambridge do not have vehicles. These residents may be walking or using bicycles or scooters to get where they need to go. more

The Promenade at Cambridge Harbor represents the first construction project in progress at the waterfront site near Franklin Street. more

On May 9, Cambridge City Council released the following statement: The Commissioners of Cambridge acknowledge the serious budget challenges facing Dorchester County, largely driven by unfunded mandates from the State of Maryland. We are sympathetic to those challenges. more

A key deficit reduction strategy in Dorchester County’s proposed FY ’26 budget bill is being challenged by Cambridge and Hurlock officials. City of Cambridge Commissioners and the Hurlock Town Council have both sent letters to County Council providing reasons why the tax differential should not be removed. more

SALISBURY—A recent fundraiser by the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore gave participants the chance to go on a thrilling adventure while helping the nonprofit exceed its donation goal that … more

SALISBURY — Salisbury City Administrator Andy Kitzrow has accepted the role of town manager for the town of Easton, effective July 7. Kitzrow has been the city administrator for Salisbury … more

Hospice care is most often thought of in terms of providing comfort to those needing end-of-life care. But Coastal Hospice also provides support for those grieving after their loved one’s death. more

Every year, Cambridge Main Street selects a “Fund-A-Need” campaign, which is launched at the annual Spring Fling. Last year's campaign raised funds for the Crab Basket Christmas Tree and other holiday décor for the Main Street District. Thanks to the generosity of the community, that campaign enabled the purchase of 300 new crab baskets, lights and lumber for the 2024 tree. This year, the 2025 Fund-A-Need campaign will fund LIVE MUSIC and entertainment, during Second Saturdays, in Downtown Cambridge more

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will temporarily close the Cambridge Creek Bridge (Maryland Avenue) next week for concrete repairs to the drawbridge. more

The initial vision for a community of resort lifestyle quality family homes adjoining the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Property has been 23 years in the making, often with more promise than progress. But on Tuesday, April 29, they, and community partners celebrated the tenacious spirit of what Fairchild called “Team Tides” at the official groundbreaking ceremony organized by the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce. more

Dr, Theresa Stafford’s New Beginnings Learning Academy is all about giving youngsters new experiences. Early Saturday morning, April 26, the staff and youngsters took part in a community cleanup effort focused on their own Greenwood Avenue neighborhood, clearing out litter and trash. Amazingly, just a few hours later, the same youngsters would be getting ‘glammed up’ to raise money for the Academy’s programs. more