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9 Grocery Stores in Maryland Famous for Their Quality Meat Departments

One Maryland grocery store makes its own country sausage and will even prepare custom cuts of beef for your freezer. The meat counter also carries stuffed pork chops, porterhouse steaks, and fresh poultry. That’s a lot more tempting than grabbing the first plastic-wrapped package you see. At another family-owned...

Baltimore, MD · 2d
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Caroline County deputies arrest Cambridge man in Ridgely home invasion

RIDGELY — Deputies from the Caroline County Sheriff’s Office responded Nov. 8 to the 11,000 block of Holly Road for a reported burglary. While deputies were en route, the Caroline County Communications Center remained on an active 911 call with the victim. She reported that her ex-boyfriend, Donald Hill, had broken a window and entered her residence. The victim told dispatchers she was not home at the time, but her daughter was hiding inside the residence and Hill was believed to still be inside. Upon arrival, deputies searched the residence and found Hill lying on a bed in an upstairs bedroom. Hill failed to comply with deputies’ commands and was removed from the residence while actively resisting arrest, authorities said. During the investigation, deputies learned Hill was wanted on Caroline County and Talbot County bench warrants. In 2024, he was charged with driving while impaired and driving on a suspended license. The suspended-license charge was a violation of his probation terms. Hill later failed to appear in court on those charges, authorities said. Hill, 45, of Cambridge, was charged with home invasion, third-degree burglary, malicious destruction of property, reckless endangerment, assault, resisting arrest, intoxicated endangerment and failure to obey a

Caroline County, MD · 2d

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A Chain Quietly Left Maryland Entirely, and Dozens of Employees Are Left Wondering What Comes Next

J. Alexander’s has closed its Annapolis restaurant at Annapolis Town Center, the chain’s only Maryland location listed in available reporting. A Maryland WARN filing says 45 workers were affected, with layoffs scheduled to begin October 26, 2026.

Annapolis, MD · 2d

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Design with Jenn Martella: Presquile Manor House, c. 1800

The Lloyd family is one of the most historically significant, wealthy and politically influential dynasties in Talbot County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Settling the region in the mid-17th century, the family’s legacy includes commercial agriculture and regional governance. Edward Lloyd V, a prominent Governor of Maryland and a...

Talbot County, MD · 1d
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Kent Island vs. Lackey Football Live Stream: How to Watch Maryland High School Playoff Game Tonight

Watch Kent Island vs. Lackey football live Nov. 12, 2026. Get the 6 p.m. kickoff time, MPSSAA playoff preview and NFHS Network streaming details.

Stevensville, MD · 16h

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An Annapolis family will have their mortgage paid by Tunnels to Towers Foundation

This Veterans Day, the family of U.S. Marine Corps Master Sergeant Shane Nguyen will have the mortgage on their Annapolis home paid in full by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Gold Star Family Home Program.

Annapolis, MD · 1d

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The Reuben at This Old-School Annapolis Lunch Counter Is Worth a Maryland Detour

A tiny sandwich counter named after the Reuben actually takes its namesake seriously. The rye comes toasted and buttered, and the sandwich keeps earning big praise. That alone made me hungry. An older couple runs this little Maryland spot, cooking each order fresh. A throwback menu board hangs on the...

Annapolis, MD · 14h

The Star Democrat

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Easton buildings lit green for ‘causes closest to home’

EASTON — The lights outside Beau Monde Elite Fitness on S. Aurora Street and iFrog Marketing Solutions on Bay Street have been changing color all fall. They were purple in September for Talbot Goes Purple, pink in October for breast cancer awareness, and yellow at the start of November for the service members who are not home yet. Now through Nov. 11, both buildings are lit green in support of veterans. Operation Green Light for Veterans is a national campaign that asks counties, businesses, and households to light up green in the week before Veterans Day, and the color was chosen for hope and for moving forward. The teams associated with both of these businesses know none of these are causes anyone around here needs to be sold on. They are the ones that have already come to touch most of the families in this county, and lighting up for them is a way to show support, together. “It may seem like a hard season to agree on much of anything,” the marketing team at Preston Automotive Group agrees,” But nobody drives past a purple light and asks who put it up or where they stand on anything else. A

Easton, MD · 2d

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Ridgely’s Ella Martin Receives Quilt of Valor

DENTON - Since 2003, the Quilts of Valor Foundation has worked with local quilting groups across the United States to create and distribute 450,000 quilts to veterans. These special quilts are

Denton, MD · 1d

TANTVNEWS

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Anne Arundel Liquor Board Fines Laurel Restaurant $1,500 After Fire Crew Capacity Dispute

The Anne Arundel Liquor Board fined Laurel restaurant Catherine's $1,500 after its chief inspector said the venue exceeded capacity and blocked firefighters from the alarm panel. It also fined a Shady Side market and TGI Fridays and approved license changes. The post Anne Arundel Liquor Board Fines Laurel Restaurant $1,500 After Fire Crew Capacity Dispute appeared first on TANTV .

Anne Arundel County, MD · 1d

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Kent commissioners race remains close as counting continues: Shoge leads, with 37 votes separating third and fourth place

CHESTERTOWN — Democrat Sam Shoge led the race for three Kent County commissioner seats Wednesday, while Republican incumbent Albert Nickerson held a 37-vote advantage over Democrat John T. Carroll for the third seat, according to unofficial results available at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 11. Republican incumbent John F. Price maintains the second spot. Mail-in ballots have changed the standings since election night, when Republican incumbents held the top three spots. Additional mail-in and provisional ballots remain to be counted. Michelle Holliday, an election program specialist with the Kent County Board of Elections, said officials expect to know the results by the end of the week. She said provisional ballots would be counted Nov. 12, followed by another mail-in ballot canvass Nov. 13. Where the race stands As of Nov. 11 reporting, Shoge has 3,915 votes, followed by Republican incumbent John F. Price with 3,712 and Nickerson with 3,676. Carroll has 3,639 votes, Democrat Thad L. Bench has 3,606 and Republican incumbent Ron Fithian has 3,559. All 10 Election Day precincts have reported. The totals included early voting, Election Day ballots and mail-in ballots counted so far. Provisional ballot results had not been reported. Before mail-in votes were added, Price and Nickerson

Kent County, MD · 1d

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Advisory Board Seeks Information About CBMM Floating Dock Proposal

A proposal by the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum to extend floating docks beyond St. Michaels’ established harbor line has sparked debate over waterfront protections and whether an exception could encourage similar requests from other property owners. During a Waterways Management Advisory Board meeting, museum representatives explained that they want...

St Michaels, MD · 1d

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Talbot Council grants Neighborhood Services of Talbot contingency funding

EASTON — The Talbot County Council granted a $172,000 request from Neighborhood Services of Talbot during its meeting Tuesday night, compensating for a significant federal cut to the nonprofit’s budget. Andy Hollis, the director of the nonprofit, told the council this “unfortunate” request is the result of federal cuts to funding used to aid the homeless during the winter months. As a result, Neighborhood Services will see a loss of $142,000. “That’s a 50% reduction in the amount of homelessness funds we use for eviction prevention and for putting people up that are homeless in our local hotel,” Hollis told the council. Hollis stressed that this is not a permanent solution to homelessness, but these services save lives when temperatures drop. An estimated 30 people used the resource last winter to avoid the cold. “This is a band-aid,” Hollis said. “This is not the way to solve homelessness, this is a way for us to put people up, especially in extreme weather conditions…that don’t have any other place to go and in freezing temperatures would run the risk of hypothermia or death, plain and simple.” The answer to a problem like this long-term, Hollis explained, would be a low-barrier homeless

Talbot County, MD · 1d

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Proposed Denton Pine solar project challenged

DENTON - Although the Denton Pine Solar Project applicants checked another box in a long list of requirements by the Maryland Public Service Commission, a possible compliance issue elsewhere may ...

Denton, MD · 1d

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Martin’s House & Barn’s Food Pantry Helps Put Food on Caroline County Tables

As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving and all the delicious traditional dishes that come along with it, many of our neighbors are facing the challenge of putting enough food on the table on a ...

Caroline County, MD · 1d

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Final Plans for Quiet Waters Park Expansion to Be Unveiled at November 18 Public Meeting

Anne Arundel County will present the final design for the 19.4-acre Quiet Waters Park Retreat property at a public meeting on Wednesday, November 18, at 6 p.m. at the Eastport-Annapolis Neck Library in Annapolis. The meeting will give residents an opportunity to review the plans, ask questions, and provide feedback before improvements begin.

Anne Arundel County, MD · 2d

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Denton Cemetery to Host Wreaths Across America Ceremony December 19

Denton, MD, November 9, 2026 -- The Denton Cemetery will again be an official location for Wreaths Across America in 2026. To be held on national Wreaths Across America Day on December 19, the ...

Denton, MD · 1d

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Bear Me Into Freedom Announces Waterfowl Festival Screenings at The Narrative in Downtown Easton

The immersive documentary experience comes to Easton’s newest theater space at 7 East Dover Street during Waterfowl Festival weekend. Bear Me Into Freedom: The Chesapeake Odyssey of Frederick Douglass, an immersive documentary film experience that brings the early life and words of the legendary abolitionist to life, has moved to its new home at The Narrative, a brand-new 40-seat theater located at 7 East Dover Street in downtown Easton. The installation opens at its new location during Waterfowl Festival weekend with four public screenings: Friday, November 13 at 3:00 p.m.; Saturday, November 14 at 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.; and Sunday, November 15 at 2:00 p.m.

Easton, MD · 1d

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Automotive Lift Institute Reelects Allan Pavlick as Chair

Allan Pavlick of Stertil-Koni in Stevensville, Md., was elected to a second one-year term as chairman of the Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) board of directors at the lift safety organization’s annual meeting in Las Vegas on Nov. 2. Jacob Gunia of Challenger Lifts in Louisville, Ky., joined the board...

Stevensville, MD · 20h

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Rural Health Care Requires a Different Way of Thinking by Zack Royston

Across America, many rural hospitals are facing an uncertain future. According to a report from a leading national healthcare consultancy, across the country 417 rural hospitals are vulnerable to closure, and 40 percent are operating at a loss. Here on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, we are pursuing a different path.

Chestertown, MD · 1d