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October 1, 2023

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The Waiting is Almost Over: New Queen Anne’s County YMCA Set to Open Doors October 9

On October 9, 2023, the new Queen Anne’s County YMCA and Active Aging Center in Centreville will officially open to the public. A members-only soft opening of the new facility will be hosted on October 7th & 8th. “They say nothing good ever comes easy, and a lot of folks have been working for this […]

Highlights

Mid-Shore Traffic Control: Chestertown and SHA Share Data and Solutions to Slow Down Route 213

At Monday's Chestertown town council meeting, State Highway Administration (SHA) representatives Ken Fender and Rich Baker tackled the persisting ... [Continue Story]

  • Cambridge Begins Evening Curfew; Justin Todd is Sworn as Police Chief
  • Easton Police Department Welcomes Two New Officers
  • 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

Maryland Politics & Policy

What’s that Smell? Centreville Tackles Commercial Cannabis Odor Problems

Very few towns on the Eastern Shore have been more welcoming to Maryland's new era of legal cannabis use than Centreville. As one of the first on the ... [Continue Story]

  • Centreville Town Council Candidate Profiles
  • QAC to Experiment with Ramp Closures to Head Off Route 50 Beach Traffic
  • Maryland Gives Dorchester County Time to Clean Up Its Financials
  • Dorchester County Faces Financial Transparency Issues
  • Moore Says Maryland Must Reckon with Structural Challenges
  • Lawmakers and Regulators Contemplating Changes to Cannabis Law
  • Maryland Politics: Van Hollen Endorsees Angela Alsobrooks for Senate
  • Biden taps O’Malley to lead Social Security Administration
  • Centreville Passes Historic Plastic Bag Ban Ordinance
  • Moore Appoints a Nearly New Membership for Maryland Higher Education Commission
  • Rep. Jamie Raskin Chooses Not to Run for U.S. Senate
  • Spy Exit Interview: Chestertown Town Manager Bill Ingersoll

Chesapeake Ecosystem

A View of the Chesapeake Bay’s Health from its Headwaters

On a recent rainy afternoon, a dozen educators and environmentalists from Central New York were standing ankle deep in Charlotte Creek here, ... [Continue Story]

  • PSC Chair Wants To ‘Lower The Temperature’ on Disputes over Renewable Energy Projects
  • Sweet: To preserve the Bay, EPA and Hershey commit $2 million for Pennsylvania Farmers
  • Restoring the Mighty Corsica: A Chat with Riverkeeper Annie Richards
  • Mid-Shore Ecosystem: One Last Chance to Hold Off a Big Box at Kent Narrows
  • How a Wharf Went to the Park on a Bus by Marion Arnold
  • Supreme Court Wetlands Ruling ‘Serious Setback’ for Bay
  • Hollen and Sabanes Introduce Chesapeake National Recreation Area Act
  • Governor Wes Moore Unveils Two Major Environmental Initiatives on the Mid-Shore
  • Introducing New Washington College CES’s Director Dr. Valerie Imbruce
  • The Mid-Shore Faces Code Red
  • Bay Health Showing Improvements but Environmental Justice Index shows Disparities
  • Maryland Restarts Water Quality Permitting Process for Conowingo Dam

 

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