At its July 14 meeting, the Talbot County Council faced a narrow question: whether to continue the annual inflation adjustment to impact fees — the

“About $50 million worth of solar panels will appear on Maryland Department of Transportation parking lots and brownfields in coming years, paid for with money

Ford Park is one of Easton’s rare natural treasures. It is more than an open field—it is a peaceful meadow that provides essential habitat for

Let me invite you to a special place in the Town of Easton called John Ford Park. It is located just off the northern section

On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, our economy has always been different from the rest of the state. We aren’t powered by construction of monuments or federal

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Who Are We Becoming? A government that kills in the name of law enforcement must be held to the highest standard imaginable. Today, it appears

The United States and Israel attacked Iran and killed its leader on February 28, 2026. Shortly afterward, a missile strike reportedly killed more than 100

Communities benefit when difficult issues can be explored through respectful conversation rather than slogans or sound bites. Chesapeake Forum’s recent Lecture on the Shore, “The