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Back Creek is an astonishing body of water with a fascinating history. Not really a flowing creek at all, but a tidal estuary less than a mile long, Back Creek has more than 1,200 boats of all descriptions filling the slips in a dozen commercial marinas and at scores of private piers.

Chesapeake Bay advocates celebrate oyster harvest while planing for a future of weather shifts.

CAMBRIDGE — The saying, ‘All that glitters isn’t gold’ rings beautifully true viewing All That Glitters–A Women’s Metalsmith Collective, at Main Street Gallery in downtown Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE — Members of the Rotary Club of Cambridge recently toured the Aquaculture and Restoration Ecology Lab at the University of Maryland Environmental Science Center at Horn Point.

CAMBRIDGE — Next to the Choptank River, sitting at a table sandwiched between giant yellow oyster tanks, Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to create a new Oyster and

QUEENSTOWN — On a visit to the Eastern Shore Thursday, Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to create a new Governor’s Council on the Chesapeake and Coastal Bays Watershed.

CAMBRIDGE — Next to the Choptank River, sitting at a table sandwiched between giant yellow oyster tanks, Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to create a new Oyster and

CAMBRIDGE — Next to the Choptank River, sitting at a table sandwiched between giant yellow oyster tanks, Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to create a new Oyster and

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QUEENSTOWN — On a visit to the Eastern Shore Thursday, Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to create a new Governor’s Council on the Chesapeake and Coastal Bays Watershed.