CAMBRIDGE — Maryland State Police are investigating the death of a Talbot County man who ran from a traffic stop Friday afternoon, May 29.
Organizations and institutions are assessing how they will help their constituents stay healthy, as developments regarding the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, unfold. While the list of closings and postponements will evolve, these organizations and events posted plans on March 11:
EASTON — Gordmans celebrated its grand opening Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 210 Marlboro Ave. in Easton.
ST. MICHAELS — In January 2017, Lyon Distilling partnered with the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy to launch a special edition spirit — one that would celebrate the Eastern Shore heritage and coastal history, and honor and support an organization dedicated to protecting it.
EASTON — A Brooklyn, Maryland, man was arrested and charged on Wednesday, Jan. 29, in Talbot County in connection with the July 2019 death of an Oxford pedestrian, officials said.
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland lawmakers are expected to introduce a bill this week that, if passed, will give Choptank Electric Cooperative the green light to roll out high-speed internet services to its rural customers across the Eastern Shore.
BALTIMORE — Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon announced this week she will not seek reappointment as superintendent upon her term’s expiration at the end of June 2020.
EASTON — Nick LaBrie, a longtime local paramedic in need of a liver transplant, is “humbled” after awaking in a hospital to learn the community donated more than $25,000 to his family via GoFundMe, according to online updates from LaBrie’s sister.
EASTON — When the family of Nick LaBrie, a longtime local paramedic in need of a liver transplant, sent out a distress signal via GoFundMe, the community responded with more than $20,000 in donations in four days.
After an 11-year run with The Star Democrat, Dorchester Star and the Times-Record newspapers, I'm beginning a new chapter away from APG Chesapeake and turning the reins over to Hannah Combs as the new Caroline/Dorchester editor.
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I think we’ve seen enough. The whole point of government is to ensure the safety, security and well-being of the people we serve. Which is precisely what is not occurring now on, near and around the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
CAMBRIDGE — A Sunday morning, Oct. 6, fire destroyed the Cambridge House building on the property of the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort in Cambridge, according to fire officials.
EASTON — Choptank Transport, on Saturday, Sept. 28, hosted its inaugural 10 Better Than Par Charity Golf Tournament at Hog Neck Golf Course in Easton.
STEVENSVILLE — Fire destroyed a single-story apartment in Kent Cove Condominiums Wednesday night, Sept. 25.
Hundreds of Maryland laws went into effect Tuesday, Oct. 1, spanning subjects from criminal justice reform to election law to the state’s medical cannabis commission.
EASTON — A former Queen Anne’s County Circuit Court Family Services coordinator will spend the next 18 months in jail for embezzling more than $2,800 from local families in 2018.
EASTON — Airpark Drive in Easton was closed off or partially closed most of the morning and into the afternoon Saturday, Sept. 28, while HAZMAT teams tried to contain a leak from a 9,000-pound ammonia tank at Sea Watch International, 8978 Glebe Park Drive.
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WYE MILLS — The internal tug-of-war high school graduates face when deciding whether to take up a skilled trade or pursue education at an academic institution has long pulled capable hands from blue-collar employers on the Eastern Shore.
