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Talbot rebuilds its PVT team after a December Ark and Chaucer raid.

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland state legislators introduced bipartisan bills last week to address a loophole in defining industrial sludge and overseeing what happens to it after it’s created, especially when it’s

"Tangk sonically raises IDLES' collective bar for innovation and creativity" - read Live4ever's full verdict on the band's fifth studio album.

ST. MICHAELS — Fit for the season, red and pink wooden hearts have been posted on the poles that line Talbot Street, adding a bit of brightness to the gloom

Gilles Dauvé on anti-fascism, in response to an Aufheben review of "Fascism/Anti-Fascism", by Jean Barrot

EASTON — An unsuspecting item on the Talbot County Council’s Tuesday evening meeting agenda yielded a significant surprise — the council’s unanimous approval for the county to purchase Poplar Hill

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has reported a drop in the total number of deer harvested in the 2023-2024 hunting season compared to the previous year.

The Talbot County Council voted unanimously to purchase the Poplar Hill Farm in Easton this week.

Punxsutawney Phil forecasted an early spring this month, which means warmer weather could make its way in soon. The Columbia Garden Club is getting ready to ring in the season

There are major motion pictures that slip through the cracks. During Cinema Overdrive screenings, Adam Hulin runs trailers for movies that have vanished from th