Spy Exit Interview: Outgoing Cambridge City Manager Tom Carroll
The Spy continues our informal series of long-form exit interviews with some of the Mid-Shore’s most well-known leaders in public affairs, the arts, and regional
The Spy continues our informal series of long-form exit interviews with some of the Mid-Shore’s most well-known leaders in public affairs, the arts, and regional
Two forums were planned for last Sunday at Chesapeake College for Democratic and Republican candidates running in this year’s primary elections for the U.S. House

The 29th Division Association, representing over 2,000 members, has expressed its unwavering support for the Chestertown community’s efforts to prevent the demolition of the historic
As part of our ongoing series in the Spy, Agent 86 has been collecting reconnaissance footage of great Mid-Shore communities, and he has just submitted
Earlier this month, I joined countless Marylanders in filing my federal and state income tax returns. As I did so, the timeless observations of Benjamin
There was a time when a single channel offered a blockbuster movie or series. Think broadcast TV and, for example, one of my favorites, Lonesome
“Cough in your corner” was the mantra repeated over and over in my kindergarten classroom upon our return from spring break. We had a healthy
The Queen Anne’s County League of Women Voters invites the public to its Annual Dinner and Meeting. The speaker at this event will be John
Drink tequila, savor Shakespeare, nibble on edible flowers, explore the Serengeti in photos or hang out with other book lovers. It’s all coming up at
The answer to last week’s mystery is serviceberry, Amelanchier canadensis, pictured below.. There are twenty different species of serviceberry, a deciduous-leaved shrub and small tree