Cambridge Mayor Lajan Cephas Bey has announced a temporary leave due to health reasons, delegating her duties to the city's commission president in her absence.
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The City of Cambridge has announced the closure of Greenwood Avenue in anticipation and discouragement of an unsanctioned pop-up event on Friday.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Questions are surrounding the future of the Rescue Fire Company’s Train Garden after a city press release suggested the display could be relocated — a statement that was later refined.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — A sewage spill in Cambridge led to confusion this week after the city initially stated that roughly 30,000 gallons of waste had entered the Choptank River. That statement has since been retracted, with city leaders now saying the overflow never reached the waterway.
A wave of overgrown lawns across Cambridge is pushing city leaders to remind residents of their responsibilities and the consequences if they fall short.
A new traffic pattern is coming to the city of Cambridge, but exactly what that will be remains up for debate.
A homeowner in Cambridge says sewage overflows are contaminating a creek that runs along his backyard, and he believes the city is to blame.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Here at WBOC, we bring you timely news of the day. But on one Cambridge sidewalk, you will find some really old news.
CAMBRIDGE, MD - Cambridge Mayor Steve Rideout has announced his retirement in the coming weeks as he plans to move to a new home.
The City of Cambridge is channeling nearly $1.4 million in leftover COVID-19 relief funds toward emergency services, public works, and parks to avoid returning the money to the federal government.