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Two new Maryland laws take effect, targeting grocery pricing and protecting cash payments (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. – Two new Maryland laws that took effect Thursday aim to protect shoppers from personalized grocery pricing and to ensure they can still pay with cash for essentials like food and fuel. The first law bans what's known as "dynamic pricing," the practice of setting a price for an individual customer based on their personal data. Under the law, grocery stores can no longer use apps or websites that track a customer's shopping habits to determine what that customer pays. Shanay Jackso
Easton's Waterfowl Festival seeks state grant to restore nearly 100-year-old armory (opens the original)
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EASTON, Md. â Organizers of the Waterfowl Festival are asking the state for help with repairs to Easton's historic armory, the building that has served as the festival's home base for more than half of its life. According to the festival's executive director, Deena Kilmon, the Waterfowl Festival has applied for a grant of about $600,000 from the Maryland State Arts Council. The money would pay for an HVAC system on the main floor, upgraded restrooms and improved accessibility in the building's
Cambridge flood wall plan faces pushback from Ironman, Powerboat Racing organizers (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. â Organizers of two of Cambridge's biggest annual events say a proposed flood barrier along the city's waterfront could force them out of town. City officials are now pricing a version of the project without it. The city has been weighing a berm, essentially a raised earthen flood wall, along the Choptank River shoreline as part of theirFlood Resiliency Project. According to city engineer Joel Leifer, Cambridge has been approved for FEMA funding for the project but still needs t
'We're all very heartbroken' — Denton police, community mourn death of longtime Police Chief George Bacorn (opens the original)
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DENTON, Md. â Flowers rest on a patrol car outside the Denton Police Department. A mourning bunting hangs outside the Caroline County Courthouse. Flags across the state fly at half-staff. In Denton, the tributes have been impossible to miss this week, as the community mourns the loss of longtime Police Chief George Bacorn. Bacorn died Friday, at age 62, after a head-on car crash in Easton. Maryland State Police say a delivery truck driver crossed over the double yellow line and struck his vehi
Cambridge nonprofit's new plan targets 26% childhood poverty rate in Pine Street Corridor (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. â A local nonprofit has released a new plan aimed at reducing childhood poverty in Cambridge's Pine Street corridor, an area where more than a quarter of children live below the poverty line. Moving Dorchester Forward, a nonprofit that serves as the county's "community quarterback" for Gov. Wes Moore's ENOUGH Initiative, published its Cambridge Neighborhood Action Plan in August. The initiative, one of Moore's signature policies, targets specific communities across the state whe
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