Yes, Human Trafficking is on the Shore: A Chat with For All Seasons’ Katharine Petzold
It’s typically hard for most Eastern Shore residents to know that human trafficking is alive and growing in their backyard. Beyond the false narrative that this inhumane treatment of adults and children is an urban phenomenon in the United States, the fact remains that these crimes are tough to see even if they are […]
Occurrences
St. Michaels Ethics Commission Must Hear Complaint, Judge says
The Circuit Court of Talbot County has ruled that the St. Michaels Ethics Commission must hear a conflict-of-interest complaint filed by the St. … [Read More...]
- Spy Chat: The Talbot County Council Winter Update with Corey Pack
- Easton’s Challenge with Retail’s Empty Little Boxes: A Chat with Discover Easton’s Ross Benincasa
- The Talbot Spy’s Top Stories for 2019
- House Impeaches Trump: Here’s What Maryland Leaders Said on the Floor
- Former Shore Health Chair Violated Volunteer Bylaws, UMMS Report Says
- UMMS Board Members Lobbied for Deals for Themselves
- Spy Chat: Mid-Shore Mediation’s Jenn Williams
- How Maryland is using Surveillance Data to Track Motorists and Traffic
- Spy Chat: The False Narrative of Mental Health and Mass Shootings with Marty Cassell
- WC Alumni Grapple With Admin Over “Foreigner” Cancellation in Virtual Town Hall
- WC’s Landgraf Acknowledges Mishandling of “Foreigner” Cancellation, Student Safety Came First
- The Science of Listening to Explosive Kids (and Adults)with Dr. Stuart Ablon
Maryland Politics & Policy
Md. Lawmakers look to Repeal State’s ‘archaic’ Sex Laws
Maryland lawmakers hope to repeal “archaic” provisions in the state’s spousal defense for sex crimes and sodomy laws with the reintroduction of … [Read More...]
- Maryland Moves to Protect Lemonade Stands
- Lawmakers Seek Local Veto Power of Toll Road Projects in Md.
- Gov. Hogan: Fighting Baltimore Crime a Priority in New Maryland Budget
- Lawmakers Putting Brakes on Kirwan Funding
- Dems to fill Seat on Talbot County Democratic Central Committee
- Lawmakers in Pre-Session Dash for Cash
- State, Local Officials at Odds Over Election Day Network
- Everything We Want to Know About Healthcare Proposals
- League of Women Voters Event on November 12
- Hogan Announces Landmark Agreement with Exelon on Conowingo Dam
- Miller: A Legislative Tactician Like No Other
- GOP Gov. Hogan Affirms Support for Trump Impeachment Inquiry
Town & County Notes
Eastern Shore Polar Dip on February 9
For the fifth time, area residents will have an opportunity to jump into the Tred Avon River, on Sunday February 9, to raise funds and awareness for … [Read More...]
- Dr. Barry Greenberg to Speak at Aspen Institute Wye Fellows Event
- Talbot Bird Club Schedule for February
- Bay Bridge Lane Closures for January 26 until February 1
- Upcoming Programming at the Library February 3 to 6
- State Legislation Raises the Legal Age of Tobacco Sales
- Jim Duffy to Speak at St. Michaels Library February 3
- Museum’s Shipyard Programs Announced
- Upcoming Programming at the Talbot County Free Library in February
- Upcoming Programming at the Library January 27 to February 1
- Children to Mix Art with Science at CBMM this February
- Talbot County DSS Provides Foster and Adoptive Parent Trainings
- Campbell’s Lane Farm Hosts a Child-Focused Equine Experience
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Op-Ed: 36 years after Bay Agreement, Restoration still a Pipe Dream by Gerald Winegrad
December 9 marked the 36th anniversary of the signing of the first Bay Agreement at George Mason University in Virginia. As a state senator serving … [Read More...]
- Can the EPA Enforce the Chesapeake Bay’s ‘Pollution Diet’?
- Dirty Air and the Human Brain: Does Pollution Poison the Mind?
- Town Creek Foundation’s Stuart Clarke Signs on with UM’s Center for Environmental Science
- Op-Ed: Thriving – Not Simply Surviving – in the Delmarva Oasis by Jim Bass
- Can Bacteria Help Restore the Chesapeake Bay’s Oysters?
- CBF Expands Federal Advocacy Efforts With DC Office Expansion
- The Future of Solar in Maryland with Nature Conservancy’s Josh Kurtz
- High Flows to Chesapeake Continued in July, Triggering Large Dead Zone
- Leave it to Beavers by Bay Journal’s Tom Horton
- Ecosystem: WATER/WAYS: Smithsonian Exhibit Opens in Oxford
- Shorter, Warmer Winters Could Lead to Longer, more Productive Blue Crab Season
- Large Summer ‘Dead Zone’ Forecast for Chesapeake Bay
