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A Talbot County man got on a lucky roll. He found a penny, won $100 and turned it into a $30,000 win on 30X Cash. The retired machinery worker has the habit of finding coins and found a penny with the head facing up in a parking lot. He thought it was a lucky sign and used it on a scratch-off that won him $100. He then decided to use some of his winnings to purchase a 30X Cash scratch-off.
STEVENSVILLE, Md. — Plans to replace the Chesapeake Bay Bridge cleared a major hurdle this week, and people who live near the crossing and use it daily are weighing in. Cruz Ynostrosta drives across the bridge from Deale to get to work every day. “We want a faster commute,”...
A 14-hour closure for the Bay Bridge Run will squeeze traffic into one lane in...
(DORCHESTER CO. Md ) – From Hurlock to downtown Cambridge. Dorchester County voters have made their choice, Mark Lewis will be the county’s new sheriff. We caught up with the sheriff elect about the first issues he plans to tackle after his swearing in. After winning the Republican...
Most hotel rooms come with a key card and a view of the parking lot. In downtown Annapolis, one stay comes with centuries of Maryland history, a lobby that could pass for a museum, and a glass floor that lets guests peer down at old stone foundations. The building dates...
EASTON — Talbot County’s five public elementary schools earned at least four stars on Maryland’s latest school report cards, with Chapel District Elementary School earning five stars. The annual report cards evaluate public schools on academic achievement, academic progress, progress toward English language proficiency, school quality and student success. High schools are also evaluated on graduation rates and readiness for postsecondary success. Talbot County’s elementary schools improved across all measures. Middle school results were mixed, while high school results improved from last year in graduation rates, progress toward English language proficiency and readiness for postsecondary success. Chapel District Elementary improved in every category and ranked in the 92nd percentile among Maryland schools. It earned 8.8 of 10 possible points for progress toward English language proficiency and 30 of 35 points for school quality and student success. Easton Elementary School rose from three to four stars, improving in all four major categories. Nearly all student groups improved in math proficiency and made gains in progress toward English language proficiency. Tilghman Elementary School also rose to four stars. It earned 12 of 18 possible points for school quality and student success and improved in academic achievement, though it fell short of its
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown Friday announced a settlement with Disney Properties, LLC. The Salisbury-based landlord owns, operates of manages about 100 rental properties on the Eastern Shore. The AG’s Civil Rights Division’s settlement resolves allegations of unlawful housing discrimination based on source of income. The company must pay $100,000 in civil penalties and made significant changes to its rental application and tenant screening practices.
A sewer main break has torn up a busy Maryland roadway, creating a rush-hour headache for drivers as police warn that the damage has forced an indefinite closure. Riva Road in Annapolis was shut down between Admiral Cochrane Drive and MD 665 (Aris T. Allen Boulevard) on Thursday, Nov. 5, according t…
A new count of mail-in ballots has dramatically changed the Talbot County Council election, moving Democrat Susan Delean-Botkin from sixth to third place and leaving Republican Frank Gunsallus outside the five leading positions. The latest unofficial results from the Maryland State Board of Elections show Democrat Pete Lesher leading with...
SOUTHERN MARYLAND — LifeStyles of Maryland Inc. is accepting registrations for free Thanksgiving food baskets to help families in Charles, Calvert and St. Mary’s counties prepare for the holiday. The nonprofit will distribute baskets containing traditional Thanksgiving foods and fresh produce. Families may also receive a turkey or gift card, depending on availability.
DORCHESTER COUNTY, Md. – Dorchester County is looking for the cause of a sinking road on Elliott Island, and it’s asking engineers for help. The County Council voted this week to advertise a request for proposals for geotechnical engineering services on Elliott Island Road. Proposals are due Nov. 24.
The Queen Anne’s County Public Schools Board of Education took action at its Wednesday, November 4, 2026, meeting, voting unanimously to adopt a new Virtual Education Plan designed to keep students on track with their education when hazardous weather forces school closures. The plan lays out clear expectations for...
Anne Arundel County has officially designated Department of Public Works (DPW) employees as first responders, recognizing their role in emergency response, public safety, and disaster recovery. County Executive Steuart Pittman issued the proclamation on October 28, 2026, in conjunction with National First Responders Day. The designation places public works personnel...
Anne Arundel County residents can now access free, potentially lifesaving medical supplies through new Health-To-Go vending machines installed at two Department of Social Services locations. The initiative, a partnership between the county’s Department of Social Services and Department of Health, aims to make essential health resources more accessible while protecting residents’ privacy.
CALVERT COUNTY, Md. – Join the Calvert County Government procurement team for an information session designed to help vendors successfully navigate the county’s contract procurement process. Whether you are new to government contracting or looking to expand your opportunities with Calvert County, this session will provide valuable insight into how we operate, what we purchase and how to position your business for success.
Join us on Tuesday, November 10 at 8:30 AM for the County Commissioner meeting at 107 N Liberty Street in Centreville. Citizen Sponsored Text Amendment County Ordinance No. 26-05 Supplemental Standards For Gas Station - Amendment No. 1. Citizen Sponsored Text Amendment County Ordinance No. 26-06 Maximum Impervious Surface Ratio...
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s fall foliage in areas west of Frederick is past its peak, while Baltimore and Annapolis are hitting the highs this week with bold maples and ochre oaks. The Eastern Shore is also reaching peak foliage, making now a great time to get outside. Along with...
Dorchester County’s election results suggest little change in local political leadership, with Republicans positioned to retain a three-to-two majority on the County Council and Republican Mark Lewis holding a substantial lead in the sheriff’s race. According to the latest unofficial results from the Maryland State Board of Elections,...
DORCHESTER COUNTY - Congressman Andy Harris announced today that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District has begun dredging the Honga River in Dorchester County. According to officials with Harris' office, the project will remove approximately 342,000 cubic yards of sediment. Dredging is expected to continue through March of 2027. Dredged material will be placed at Barren Island as part of the Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island Ecosystem Restoration Project.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND — Communities across Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties are preparing to honor those who have served this Veterans Day with parades, ceremonies and special tributes beginning as early as Friday, Nov. 6. Veterans Day, observed each year on Nov. 11, commemorates the armistice that ended World War I in 1918 and stands as a day of gratitude for the service and sacrifice of America’s military members. This year, Nov. 11 falls on a Wednesday.
