Election 2022: Heather Mizeur Maps Out her Campaign
For Maryland Congressional District 1 candidate Heather Mizeur, the January 6 attack on the Capital was the last straw. Once again, she found herself rising to the challenge of wanting to make a difference in a fractious political environment. But that’s thing about Mizeur: she looks for common cause, the similarities, not the differences where […]
Occurrences
St. Michaels Hard Talk: A Town Debates the Tourism Tax Revenue
This video is about 30 minutes long. A proposed 70% cut to the town's advertising budget during a recent budget work session has St. Michaels ... [Continue Story]
- Talbot County Report with Chuck Callahan and Clay Stamp
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- Talbot Boys to Stay; Protesters Call for Statue Removal and Council Members to be Voted Out
- Talbot County Council Votes to Keep Talbot Boys in Place; Protesters Chant for Justice
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- From and Fuller: Florida in 2020, Hogan Gets Pass from Trump, and Politicalization of Schools
Maryland Politics & Policy
Mia Mason Withdraws, Endorses Heather Mizeur In 1st District Race
Mia Mason, the veteran who challenged Rep. Andrew P. Harris (R) in 2020, endorsed former Del. Heather R. Mizeur (D) to take on Maryland’s lone ... [Continue Story]
- Gloria Richardson Dies at 99; Led Early Cambridge Civil Rights Movement
- Capital Gazette Shooter Found Criminally Responsible for Murders
- Judge: Md. Must Continue Enhanced Federal Unemployment Benefits; Hogan Administration Won’t Appeal
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- General Assembly Leaders Announce Legislative Redistricting Commission
- Democratic Lawmakers Optimistic as Md. Court of Appeals Declines to Hear Unemployment Case
- Nonprofit Group Formed to Endorse Md. Redistricting Commission Maps
- Report: Harris Among GOP Congressmen to Vote Against Removing Taney Bust, Confederate Statues from Capitol
- Hogan Announces End of COVID-19 State of Emergency in Maryland
- Redistricting Commission Urged To Adopt Single-Member Delegate Districts At First Public Hearing
- Wes Moore Launches Bid for Governor With Vow to Eliminate Racial Wealth Disparities
- Sheriff Joe Gamble Not Happy with the New State Police Officer Disciplinary Process
Chesapeake Ecosystem
ESLC Is Taking It to the Streets: A Chat with Owen Bailey
Owen Bailey has a vision for safer, more attractive downtown street layouts originally designed as automobile-centric thoroughfares. With the rise ... [Continue Story]
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- Tred Avon Oyster Sanctuary Work To Resume After Years Of Delays
- Good Stuff: Native Tree Planting at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge,
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- Bird by Bird at Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center by Debra Messick
- Josh Kurtz Named Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Maryland Executive Director
- Mid-Shore Science: Wetlands and Climate Resilience with Dr. Ariana Sutton-Grier
- The Shore Voice for Clean Water and, with your Help, Limitless Impact by Jeff Horstman
- CBF Opposes Maryland Proposal to Limit Areas for Oyster Restoration
- ShoreRivers Board Names Isabel Hardesty as new Executive Director
