From almost the beginning of the Spy, we’ve taken a special interest in local schools that offer alternatives to traditional education. One reason is personal:
Every week, Maryland political analysts Len Foxwell and Clayton Mitchell break down the politics and personalities shaping the state and the region on the Spy
The ArcoStrum Experience, it’s safe to say, is like no other chamber music combo ever presented by Chesapeake Music. The ArcoStrum duo, who describe themselves
It takes a special person to run for Congress as a Democrat in Maryland’s First District. A Republican has held the seat since 2011, and
A dear friend and loyal reader recently told me that my last two Musings seemed, in his words, “wistful.” I don’t think he was wrong.
J.E. Dean has taken a long, hard look at Congressman Andy Harris. In the piece, and especially the comments following, I noticed something. Nobody was
Talbot County owns 3 wind turbines at the biosolids facility on Klondike Road, installed around 2011, that stopped generating electricity around 2016, and the county
Choptank Community Health System is expanding access to health care this fall with recurring Mobile Health Unit visits at Chesapeake College and Marydel, along with
Ocean City officials were doing a damage assessment Monday after the weekend’s nor’easter that lashed the coast, flooding city streets and leading to cancellation of
Easton Utilities is pleased to announce it has received $2.625 million in federal Community Project Funding (CPF) to support the construction of a new drinking water well