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Thirty-six law enforcement officers from Wicomico, Worcester, Somerset, Dorchester, Talbot, Caroline, Allegany and Queen Anne’s counties graduated in the 90th entrance-level class of the Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy, operated by Wor-Wic Community College in Salisbury. In the front row, from left, Zainab Butt, Malik Shirley and Jacob Dayton of the Cambridge Police Department; Daniel Reading and Colin Woodard of the Easton Police Department; and Alexander Flaggs and Darrin Moon of the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office. In the back row, from left, are Trenton Hillard of the Caroline County Sheriff’s Department; Michelle Hurd of the Centreville Police Department; Kevin Trader Jr. of the Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office; and Zachery Dicken and Richard Jenkins of the Cumberland Police Department.
Dorchester police and fire
Elder abuse On July 8, at approximately 11:19 p.m., CPD officers located a 33-year-old Cambridge woman in the 700 block of Race Street at the Bradford House. She was arrested for an active … more
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Auto Zone employee run over during car theft in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – On July 13, at approximately 5:45 p.m., Cambridge Police Department officers responded to Auto Zone in reference to a shoplifting incident. While officers were enroute, they were … more
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At the Hurlock Town Council meeting on June 12, Mayor Charles Cephas and members of the council recognized and honored Hurlock Police Department K-9 Marlee on her retirement. Marlee received a proclamation from Mayor Cephas and a plaque from the Hurlock Police Department. Marlee served from 2018 until May 31, 2023. She was not only an excellent detection office, but served as a great ambassador for the Hurlock Police Department and the Town of Hurlock, a statement from the town said. Marlee is seen with Officer Brandon Bradley and Jessie Bradley. Council Members from the left are David Higgins (District 1), Mayor Cephas, Earl Murphy (At Large), and Jock Orr (District 4).
Dorchester police and fire
Burglary On June 13, Easton police arrested three juveniles, ages 14, 15 and 17, from Preston, Easton and Cambridge. The officers had responded to 31 Pleasant Alley in reference to subjects … more
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Cannabis grower CULTA operates outdoor and indoor cultivation facilities in Cambridge, Maryland, tucked away behind the city's police, fire and rescue headquarters at 10 Washington St.
In Cambridge, CULTA and Sunburst Pharm prep for legalization
In many communities across Maryland, Saturday is eagerly awaited by cannabis supporters. Last November, when Maryland voters approved marijuana legalization in a referendum, legislators listened, passing House Bill 556 and Senate Bill 516. They were signed into law in May as the Cannabis Reform Act. more
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Dorchester library's team recognized for 'extraordinary dedication'
A classic children's book, “The Little Engine That Could,” has been a library favorite for years. Now our own local library has a similarly heartwarming and inspiring story of its own to … more
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Cambridge police chief says youth curfew is making a difference
A temporary juvenile curfew went into effect in Cambridge on Feb. 1, and it’s due to expire June 30. At the next meeting of the City Council, Police Chief Justin Todd will present his … more
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Cambridge Empowerment Center launches summer, afterschool programs
CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge Empowerment Center will offer new children’s programming beginning June 20 in its Pine Street headquarters, the board of directors announced May 17. Licensed by … more
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Ennals sentenced for murder of Willis in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – On May 19, the Honorable Brett W. Wilson, senior judge of the First Judicial Circuit delivered a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole to Dion Darnell … more
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Cambridge City Council: Five candidates in Wards 1 and 5
CAMBRIDGE – Five residents of Cambridge have submitted the necessary documents to appear on the ballot for a special election to be held Tuesday, June 6. The upcoming special election will fill … more
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Cambridge Community Garden honors Shirley S. Jackson
This spring, there's a new sight welcoming members of the Cambridge Community Garden at historic Waugh Chapel UMC on High Street. Affectionately referred to as Ms. Shirley's Shade Structure, the … more
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Voters may request mail-in ballots for Cambridge Wards 1 and 5
CAMBRIDGE – Registered voters of Cambridge Wards 1 and 5 who wish to vote by mail were urged in a statement from the city to request absentee ballots as soon as possible for the special … more
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Kalmar Nyckel, The Tall Ship of Delaware, returns to Cambridge
Adventure awaits when Kalmar Nyckel , The Tall Ship of Delaware, returns to Cambridge on Friday, June 2, through Sunday, June 4. Discover the remarkable story behind Kalmar Nyckel , a full-scale … more
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Rose guilty of murdering Cambridge's Sorrell
CAMBRIDGE – On May 5, after a five-day trial, a jury sitting in the Circuit Court for Dorchester County convicted Troy Donnell Rose Jr., 21, of second-degree murder, reckless endangerment and … more
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Two run for Ward 1, three for Ward 5 in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE – Five residents of Cambridge have submitted the necessary documents to appear on the ballot for a special election to be held June 6. The upcoming special election will fill the … more
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At Cambridge engagement center, community is key
People often associate the Maryland Department of Housing with its vital subsidy voucher program. They may not be as familiar with its Community Development directive. Here in Cambridge, at its … more
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Cambridge Rotary announces sponsorship opportunities available for Flags for Heroes  
Over the past seven years, hundreds of local heroes have been honored with flags in their name through the Cambridge Rotary Club Flags for Heroes program. This year, the field of flags will be … more
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Cambridge Farmers Market kicks off season
On Thursday, May 4, the Cambridge Farmers Market kicked off the season at the Long Wharf waterfront from 3 to 6 p.m.  For more information, visit them on Facebook and Instagram, or email … more
Book presented to remind Cambridge Police of fallen officer
The Cambridge-Dorchester Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police recently presented city Police Chief Justin Todd with a book that recounts the history and 1953 death of Cambridge Officer Daniel C. … more
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MERGE: A fresh take on office space at historic Packing House in Cambridge
The neglected behemoth warehouse had stood slowly decaying on Dorchester Avenue since the 1960s. Phillips Packing Co. Factory F, the last remaining relic from what was once Dorchester County's … more
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Choptank Fiber partners with Bay Country Communications
DENTON – Choptank Electric Cooperative and its subsidiary, Choptank Fiber LLC, have finalized a deal to acquire thousands of broadband fiber customers from Bay Country Communications over the … more
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