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 […]
Highlights
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
City of Cambridge Ward 1 Candidate Profiles: Laurel Atkiss and Chad Malkus
The city of Cambridge will be holding a special election next Tuesday for City Council Ward 1 and Ward 3. The Cambridge Spy is keeping with our ... [Continue Story]
- Moore Issues First Vetoes, Lets Cannabis Search Bill and Others Become Law without His Signature
- The Trials and Tribulations of Cambridge’s Historic School
- Low-income Marylanders Face Food Insecurity as COVID benefits End
- Congressman David Trone Joins the Race to Fill Ben Cardin’s Senate Seat
- Senator Ben Cardin won’t Seek Reelection in 2024
- CAN Notes: YMCA considers Move to Cambridge Harbor
- Chaos Erupts in House of Delegates in Final Moments of General Assembly Session
- Senate approves Gun Bill, but not without Heated late Debate
- Heartbreak Report on Horrendous Allegations against Maryland Catholic Clergy Released
- Roy McGrath Killed in Confrontation with Federal Agents
- Child Sexual Abuse Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk for Final Approval
- Maryland House Approves $62.5 billion with $900 million Added for Education Blueprint Reform
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Consumer Guide Criticized for Saying ‘Avoid’ Chesapeake Oysters
The Chesapeake Bay’s oyster population is still a long way from what it once was, but lately it’s shown signs of a rebound. Maryland and Virginia ... [Continue Story]
- Supreme Court Rules against EPA on Wetlands Protections
- St. Michaels Water Quality Report Highlights Concerns and Commitment to Safe Water
- Maryland Court finds County Erred in Waiving Forest Conservation Law
- Mid-Shore Ecosystem: Making the Case for a Plastic-Free Queen Anne’s County
- A Fresh Wave of Research: A Chat with Horn Point Labs’ New Director Mike Sieracki
- Ben Ford Named New Miles-Wye Riverkeeper
- The Mid-Shore’s Geoff Oxnam Preaching the Gospel of Microgrids
- Chesapeake Bay Foundation Leader Calls for Shifts in Bay Cleanup
- State Lawmakers want Local Governments to Prepare Climate Crisis Plans
- Chesapeake Bay Foundation Grades Chesapeake’s health a D-plus, Again
- Conowingo Dam License Invalidated by Appeals Court
- Hogan Pausing MD Participation in Multi-state Alliance for Strict Vehicle Emissions Standards