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Candidates for Commissioners of St. Michaels appeal to local business community
ST. MICHAELS — Several key issues impacting St. Michaels’ business community were raised during a Tuesday evening candidate forum hosted by the St. Michaels Business Association. All seven candidates for the town’s three commissioner seats attended and made their case to St. Michaels business owners ahead of the town’s election next month. Many topics were discussed during the forum, but the most prevalent of them was the relationship between residents...
UPDATE: Cambridge Police Find 10-Year-Old Involved in Alleged Abduction
CAMBRIDGE, MD - The Cambridge Police Department has found the 10-year-old child involved in a critically missing person and alleged abduction case. Details remain scarce at this time, but officials announced shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday that 10-year-old Layla Aniya Bowser and 44-year-old Yukie Sharese Pritchett have been located. The...
Through Disability and Autism Awareness Day Kinera helps families connect with resources
STEVENSVILLE — The Kinera Foundation welcomed the community for a day of resource support, networking and fun during its first Disability and Autism Awareness Day at the Kent Island American Legion Post 278 April 20. As the month of April is Autism Awareness Month and April 20 is Disability Awareness Day, it seemed an appropriate time to reach out to the community for a day of awareness and education about local resources, Julie Vallecillo, parent navigator of the Kinera Foundation said. ...
Seek, Saints outduel Palmer, Lions
ST. MICHAELS — Like many a game that shapes a division race, it was close. Each team turned an inning-ending double play. Each team had a batter hit by a pitch and another intentionally walk. Each team got outstanding performances from their big-name pitchers. ...
Oxford awarded federal grants to elevate homes, address sea level rise
OXFORD — The Town of Oxford has been awarded two grants from the federal government. At a Commissioners of Oxford meeting Tuesday evening, Town Manager Cheryl Lewis detailed what those grants are and what the town knows about the awards so far. “This is exciting because we’ve never been in the federal budget,” she said. ...
Blue Heron Coffee has built a community around itself
ST. MICHAELS — On Thursday morning, Blue Heron Coffee buzzed with excitement and laughter as over a dozen patrons engaged with each other. In the center of it all are owners Jay and Heather Hudson. Blue Heron Coffee is celebrating its fourth anniversary this month. Jay Hudson said he spent the first 25 years of his career working in bars and restaurants helping people end their day, and now he wants to spend the next 25 years of his life waking them up. ...
“Celebrate St. Michaels” Banner Art Winners Announced
The St. Michaels Art League (SMAL) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 Banner Artwork Show. This is the artwork used to create the banners displayed on the town’s utility poles beginning each year in April through November. This year’s banner art was judged by Kevin Snelling,...
Nathan Prepares for a Season of Sailing, Stories and Oysters!
As the Nathan of Dorchester enters the 2024 sailing season, the crew is ready for its 30th year of Sailing, Stories and Oysters! The skipjack, now back at its slip at Long Wharf in Cambridge after a winter of routine maintenance, takes its first passengers out on the Choptank River on May 23. While the USCG vessel will get a big birthday bash in July on its true birthday, the return of its regular cruise schedule is also something to celebrate.
Crime in Cambridge 'trending down'
CAMBRIDGE — The number of reported crimes, ShotSpotter alerts and shots fired calls is down in the first quarter of this year compared to last year in Cambridge, according to a new report from the Cambridge Police Department. Cambridge Police Chief Justin Todd said he thinks this shows that crime in Cambridge is “trending down.” “A lot of credit goes to our officers that are out doing what we’re asking...
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