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Cambridge Waterfront Development, Inc. has acquired the former Dorchester General Hospital property along the southern bank of the Choptank River in Cambridge.
Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. acquires former DGH property
CAMBRIDGE - On Jan. 13, Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. acquired the former Dorchester General Hospital property, including the 17.2 acres of land, the decommissioned hospital and three medical … more
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About 30 Dorchester County Health Department staff members helped with every aspect of expanded drive-thru testing outside the old hospital at 300 Byrn Street.
Testing expands in Dorchester to meet latest COVID surge
To help Dorchester County grapple with the rapidly spreading COVID-19 omicron variant, the health department has expanded drive-thru testing hours and capabilities. The department’s … more
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This view of the Hearn Building at 509-511 Race St. in Cambridge shows the condition of the south wall in 2015 after its collapse.
Hearn Building: Plans and demands in downtown Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Increasingly frustrated city residents and business owners are looking for a resolution to the condition of a structure in the heart of downtown. After standing vacant for many … more
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Maryland mayor facing revenge porn charges resigns
CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) — A mayor on Maryland's Eastern Shore has resigned, weeks after he was charged with distributing revenge porn online. Andrew Bradshaw, 32, who was the youngest mayor in … more
This year’s event featured live music from the band Gold City.
United Way of Lower Eastern Shore celebrates at 18th Annual Holiday Ball
United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore recently held its Annual Holiday Ball at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort in Cambridge, raising more than $185,000 through sponsorships, a virtual auction … more
Linda Harris, Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center director of programs and events, is passionate about helping others explore their inner Harriet through walking.
A walk to remember
As the sun began its downward descent on Dec. 24, lightly jingling bells could be heard, first in a Caroline County cornfield, then at the base of an ancient towering tulip poplar, later sparking … more
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Heritage Award winners include, from left, Jennifer Layton of Layton’s Chance, Business Partnership Award; Maggie Yankovick of Dorchester County Public Library, Organizational Excellence Award; Brett Summers of NOVO Development, Outstanding Project Award; and Linda Harris of the Harriet Tubman Museum, Individual Achievement Award.
Rising Up Awards honor those who preserve Dorchester heritage
The Heart of Chesapeake Country Heritage Area presented its 2021 Rising Up Awards during an event Dec. 9. These awards recognize the Dorchester County businesses, nonprofit heritage organizations and … more
Ice carvers will show off their artistry at demonstrations held each day of the inaugural Ice & Oyster Festival.
Cambridge to host inaugural Ice & Oyster Fest in January
CAMBRIDGE – Everyone is invited to mark their calendars for Jan. 28-29, when downtown Cambridge hosts the Eastern Shore’s first Ice & Oyster Fest. The free event will feature ice … more
Now docked at the Yacht Maintenance Company in Cambridge, the P-520 will call Cambridge home base.
With WWII boat and flag, Cambridge commemorates ‘Day of Infamy’  
At approximately 7:48 a.m. on Dec. 7, 1941, the first of 360 Japanese bombers, fighters and torpedo aircraft struck in a two-wave assault on the U.S. Naval Yard in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The surprise … more
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Representatives from the city, county and state joined the Advance Auto Parts team for the ribbon cutting at the business' new location.
Advance Auto Parts opens new location in Cambridge
On Nov. 11, a crowd gathered at Advance Auto Parts at Dorchester Marketplace to cut the ribbon for the business’ new location in Cambridge. Representatives from the city, county and state … more
Brandan Ebeling, NDHS senior, is a welding apprentice..
Learning and earning: A tale of two programs in Dorchester schools
Despite winter being on the doorstep, Dorchester Career and Technology Center’s Greenhouse horticulture students remain busy in the field. For the 12th year, they are helping make spirits … more
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The Rescue Fire Company Train Garden opened with a ribbon cutting Dec. 1, hosted by the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce.
Train garden open through December in Cambridge
A large, festive crowd of all ages gathered at the Rescue Fire Company Train Garden on Dec. 1 for the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours and ribbon cutting for opening night. This … more
A Choptank River fishing trip or sunset cruise is one of the prizes in the Pleasant Day Medical Adult Day Care Center “Pleasant Holidays” virtual fundraiser. Center participants John Coleman and Ruby Eldred are shown with the 33-foot Egg Harbor Drag N’ Deep that will be the setting for the day on the river.
Pleasant Holidays raffle to benefit medical adult day care in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE - Choptank River fishing or cruising enthusiasts who donate to the 2021 “Pleasant Holidays” virtual fundraiser could be in for a treat. Edgar’s Heating and Air … more
From left, Amy Craig, Dorchester County Clerk of Court; Jackie Skinner, Easton Masons; Rhodana Fields, Choptank Habitat for Humanity; Adrian Holmes, founder and president, Alpha Genesis Community Development Corporation; Paul Baiers, Crescent City Charities; Julie Gilberto Brady, retired, Dorchester County Heritage Tourism, and Rev. Dr. Katie Day gather for the check-passing ceremony to benefit Harriet's Journey Home.
Crescent City Charities helps bring Harriet closer to home in Cambridge
The divisive task of taking statues down has been occupying many communities. But in Cambridge, a unifying yearlong movement has centered around putting one up. The grassroots community … more
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Chris Brewington, left, and Eugene Beckly, both of Columbia, pick up online orders of RAR new releases on Saturday.
Dorchester's RAR debuts LabRARtory, new brews
Cambridge’s groundbreaking RAR brewery is off to a spirited start as the holiday season launches. The homegrown miracle on Poplar Street is making fresh headway welcoming its third expansion … more
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Senator Eckardt’s update: Dorchester named a 'best destination' by National Geographic
ANNAPOLIS - Dorchester County and the Eastern Shore were named a Top 25 “Best of the World” Destination for 2022 by National Geographic. The following is an excerpt from the article, … more
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Stephen Rideout
Cambridge Matters: Good, bad and very bad
For a small town on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, this past week was busy with good things, bad things and very bad things happening. It was like we were being drawn into the maelstrom of the larger … more
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Paul Baiers of Paul’s Deli at the Creek, right, congratulates Jim Duffy of the Lighthouse Foundation on winning support from Crescent Cities Charities for the “Christmas at the Lighthouse” project.
Holiday décor coming to Choptank River Lighthouse in Cambridge
With help from some generous donation elves, the Cambridge Lighthouse Foundation will be adding a little Christmas cheer to the town's waterfront this season. Lighted garlands and bows will be strung … more
Herschel Johnson will be remembered for a lifetime of service and leadership.
Dorchester's Herschel Johnson’s life and legacy remembered
When news broke last week that Herschel Johnson had been called to a higher home, moving tributes poured forth from every corner, praising his contributions, but mostly the man … more
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This 2021 Tesla Model Y electric car has joined the Cambridge Police Department’s fleet.
CPD adds electric vehicle to fleet
CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge Police Department has put into service their newest vehicle, a 2021 Tesla Model Y. The CPD Tesla is the first of its kind on the Eastern Shore. The Tesla is part of … more
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