Category Archives: General News

Campaign for Grade Level Reading

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Judge Stephen Rideout (ret.)
swrideout@aol.com

Dear Readers:

I have written about, and, hopefully, you have heard about the Campaign for Grade Level Reading that has come to Dorchester County and Cambridge. It is a national effort that requires communities that want to join show that they have the capacity to do what is needed over the long haul. Dorchester County and Cambridge, thanks to the J2W Foundation, has been selected for this effort.

Attached please see a press release from the Dorchester Campaign for Grade Level Reading and share it with friends and neighbors..

Thanks.

Steve

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SAVE THESE DATES – CAN CLEANUP DAY April 2 & CAN MEETING April 13

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SAVE THESE DATES – CAN CLEANUP DAY April 2 & CAN MEETING April 13

The Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods (CAN) is getting into Spring with two important events:

On Saturday, April 2, CAN will partner with ShoreRivers for a SPRING CLEANUP DAY at Long Wharf. Watch for details coming soon.

On Wednesday, April 13, CAN will hold its ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING at 6:30 pm in the Library Conference Room. Votes will take place on nominated Board Members and proposed bylaws changes. The featured speaker will be Ward 1 Commissioner Brian Roche. Stay tuned for details!

CAMBRIDGE SHORELINE RESILIENCE PLAN – OPEN HOUSE & LISTENING SESSION

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CAMBRIDGE SHORELINE RESILIENCE PLAN – OPEN HOUSE & LISTENING SESSION

Please join us at the upcoming open house & listening session. The session will provide an opportunity for discussion on flooding issues, concerns, and potential ideas that you may have to help reduce the impacts of flooding. The project team is in the initial phase of this planning project. We would like to hear from residents and incorporate your ideas throughout the planning process.

Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2021
Time: 6-8:00 PM
Location: Dorchester Center for the Arts- 321 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613

Please see the project website for more information on this planning initiative: www.makecambridgeresilient.org

 

 

 

 

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