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Local Groups Voice Concerns over Flooding Resilience Plan - 47abc (opens the original)
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The City of Cambridge is continuing work on their flooding resiliency plan for shoreline communities along the Choptank River, and at the latest city council meeting, several local groups spoke up to voice their concerns about the plan. People representing events such as power boat races, and the Ironman spoke up at Monday night’s meeting around the plan. With some hoping a different solution can be found. Bill Christopher, speaking on behalf of the Cambridge Power Boat Racing
Pride of Baltimore II Returns to Cambridge Harbor - 47abc (opens the original)
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – A historic ship has made it’s way back to Cambridge waters. The Pride of Baltimore II docked in the Cambridge Harbor Wednesday morning, and is open for tours through Monday while it is docked at Long Wharf Park. The historical ship has made its way to Dorchester County’s waters each of the last few years. WMDT had the chance to step aboard the ship last October. And its captain is excited to bring a ship that’s been all over the world to the area. “All of this reception that sh
Cambridge Passes Permanent Curfew for Minors - 47abc (opens the original)
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – After four years of renewals, the City of Cambridge has approved a permanent curfew for kids under the age of 16, with the goal of curbing youth violence in the city by making sure kids aren’t walking city streets like these unsupervised in the middle of the night. Cambridge Police Chief, Justin Todd says they’ve been monitoring youth crime rates since first implementing the curfew in 2022. Chief Todd tells WMDT, “We’re seeing juveniles, under the age of 16 carrying weapons, in
Cambridge Passes Permanent Curfew for Minors - 47abc (opens the original)
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – After four years of renewals, the City of Cambridge has approved a permanent curfew for kids under the age of 16, with the goal of curbing youth violence in the city by making sure kids aren’t walking city streets like these unsupervised in the middle of the night. Cambridge Police Chief, Justin Todd says they’ve been monitoring youth crime rates since first implementing the curfew in 2022. Chief Todd tells WMDT, “We’re seeing juveniles, under the age of 16 carrying weapons, in
Cambridge Library Planning to Close for Remodeling - 47abc (opens the original)
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – A branch of the Cambridge-Dorchester county library is planning to close their doors for remodeling. The library’s cambridge branch has been undergoing renovations over the past few years to address flooding damage. The remodel would replace flooring damaged by floodwaters on the lower levels. It’s the latest phase in remodeling for the decades old library branch. “It’s really important for us as a matter of, health and safety for everyone that works and volunteers here. And we
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