Cambridge Begins Evening Curfew; Justin Todd is Sworn as Police Chief
After months of mayor forums and public hearings, the Cambridge city commissioners voted 4 to 1 to approve the curfew at the January 9 legislative meeting. Ordinance 1207 is a pilot curfew for children under 16 years of age and will begin February 1, 2023. The only dissenting vote was cast by was made by […]
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Easton Police Department Welcomes Two New Officers
On Thursday, December 15, 2022, Easton Police Department welcomed two new officers to the force: Officer Cordero Proctor and Officer Mitchell Reeley. ... [Continue Story]
- Not a Good Report Card for Maryland Schools as Pandemic Impact Documented
- Election 2022 Profiles: Barry Glassman for Comptroller of Maryland
- One Year Later with CBF’s Alan Girard on the Trappe Lakeside Development Project
- Council Votes to Move Talbot Boys, But Fight May Not Be Over
- Breaking News: Talbot County Council Votes 3-2 to Move the Talbot Boys
- Election 2022: Heather Mizeur Maps Out her Campaign
- St. Michaels Hard Talk: A Town Debates the Tourism Tax Revenue
- Talbot County Report with Chuck Callahan and Clay Stamp
- WC’s Interim President Powell on COVID, Campus Morale, and Presidential Search
- Talbot Interfaith Shelter Purchases Second Shelter in Easton
- Mid-Shore COVID Vaccine Rollout: A Chat with Shore Health’s Lead Pharmacist Kevin Chapple
- Frontline Health Care Workers Get First Round of COVID-19 Vaccines
Maryland Politics & Policy
Cardin Raises just $29K in late 2022, Fueling Speculation about his Political Plans
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) raised less than $30,000 in the final three months of 2022, according to new campaign finance reports released this ... [Continue Story]
- Gov. Moore to Shake Up the Public Service Commission
- With a Democrat as Governor Local Election Boards are Changing Membership
- Analysis: In Budget Introduction, Moore Takes Down Hogan Policies
- Child Sexual Abuse Survivors’ Fight for Civil Litigation Could Hinge on Legal Technicality
- A Spy-WHCP Check-in with Cambridge Mayor Steve Rideout: On Curfews and Community Public Safety
- New Governor Moore Faces Great Expectations and Weight of History
- Rep. Andy Harris to be Chairman of House Appropriations Agriculture Subcommittee
- New Governor Moore Nominates Six Department Heads
- 445th General Assembly to Begin Work at Noon
- Brown to Focus on Equity as Maryland’s First Black Attorney General
- Louisa d’Andelot Carpenter Park: A Chat with Jim Bogden
- Reflecting on His two Terms, Hogan says He’s Leaving Office ‘With a Sense of Accomplishment’
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Chesapeake Bay Foundation Grades Chesapeake’s health a D-plus, Again
The ecological health of the nation’s largest estuary remains stuck at a low level, according to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. The Annapolis, ... [Continue Story]
- Conowingo Dam License Invalidated by Appeals Court
- Hogan Pausing MD Participation in Multi-state Alliance for Strict Vehicle Emissions Standards
- It Actually Might Happen: Jim Lighthizer on a Chesapeake Bay National Recreation Area
- Our Debt to Naturalist Jan Reese by Matt LaMotte
- Mid-Shore Stewardship: ShoreRivers and Galena Elementary School
- Climate Funding could Suffer in the Farm bill under GOP Control of Congress
- MDE Gives Lakeside in Trappe a Limited Permit to Move Forward
- Chesapeake Bay Region Loses Ground to Increase Tree Canopy
- States not on Track to Meet 2025 Chesapeake Bay Goals
- Federalsburg asks State to Deny AquaCon Discharge Permit
- Election 2022: Environmental Forum For Talbot County Council Election
- Report Details Alarming Levels of Toxins Being Dumped in Maryland Waterways