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Cambridge library to temporarily close next year, Friends of the Library book sales postponed until further notice (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. - The Cambridge branch of the Dorchester County Public Library is set to temporarily close January 2027 to repair the flooring in parts of the building. Library officials say they expect the closure of their building on Gay Street to last for six to eight weeks while the flooring on the ground-level is replaced. They say the repairs will also improve accessibility and protect the health and safety of patrons and staff. They say while the Cambridge branch is closed, the Hurlock Bra
$9 million awarded to Maryland to develop career exploration program for middle and high school students (opens the original)
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MARYLAND - Governor Wes Moore announced Tuesday Maryland is being awarded a $9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to develop a statewide career exploration program for seventh through twelfth grade students. Officials say the program will have students create six-year plans, documenting skills, credentials, and experience, to share with potential employers, training or post-secondary education programs. The information will be stored online on a state-owned platform, in "learner
Cambridge youth curfew now permanent after city commissioners unanimously pass plan (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Cambridge is making its youth curfew permanent. The Cambridge Police Chief confirms to WBOC city commissioners voted unanimously Monday night to move forward with the plan. The curfew has been in place since February 2023 as a temporary ordinance that council has renewed each year. Now, curfew will be from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sundays through Thursdays, and 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Cambridge police asked the city to make the curfew permanent because they are worri
Chincoteague surprised after nor'easter with pony's filly (opens the original)
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CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. - The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company announced the 89th foal of the year is officially here! They say the nor'easter brought them the surprise chestnut filly, whose mom is Jessica's Sandy. Fire officials add they knew the mare would foal soon after vet checks on Saturday. Officials say they will be releasing more information about Chincoteague's newest arrival to the herd soon. Not home to watch today's news? Sign up for WBOC's daily headlines to keep up with the latest ac
Pride of Baltimore II sails to Cambridge to celebrate Eastern Shore maritime history (opens the original)
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CAMBRIDGE, Md. - The Pride of Baltimore II is bound for Cambridge, with the arrival window on Wednesday morning at Long Wharf Park. Officials say the boat will be docked at the foot of High Street from Wednesday, Sept. 30, through Oct. 5. They say they are offering free deck tours and two ticketed sales during their visit. Organizers say they are excited to celebrate the region's "rich maritime heritage, from generations of shipbuilders & watermen to the nearby sites that tell the story of the
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