Sophia Da Silva
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Gabrielle Suver is a longtime triathlete but after an accident where she was hit by a car and left on the side of the road she wondered if she'd even be able to walk.Instead, 10 months later Suver competed in Ironman Maryland and finished in the top ten female pro athletes.
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Cambridge played host to the 2026 IRONMAN Maryland competition on September 19. The 140.6 mile event is comprised of a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, and 26.2 mile run. The 1st place male was Cameron Wurf of Australia with a time of 7:13:52. First place female was Mena Suter of Switzerland with a time of 8:49:15.
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Every year Katmai National Park hosts a competition to rank the park's bears as they bulk up for the winter.The competition has become an unexpected internet phenomenon.We caught up with ranger Christine Loberg to talk about the bears.
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The Kent Narrows Racing Association took over Gerry Boyle park in Cambridge the weekend of August 29 for the 10th annual Thunder on the Choptank.
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I Love Dorchester Heritage & Tourism Department is working on a new tour that gives guests a sampling of what Cambridge has to offer. Radio Chesapeake joined a handful of community partners who took a rough draft of the tour and shared their thoughts.
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The Eastern Shore Threshermen & Collectors Assoc. Inc. turned back the clock August 7 with their Old-time wheat threshing steam & gas engine show, now in its 66th year.
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Cambridge celebrated Black culture August 15 with the Groove City Culture Fest.Groove City Black Heritage and Culture group brought together musicians, dancers and vendors for the festivites on Pine Street.
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Around 70 kids from all over came to Long Wharf Park in Cambridge to participate in The Mid-Shore Fishing Club's annual kids fishing derby.
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The Dorchester county Health Department is reaching expectant mothers in an unconventional way; photo shoots, makeovers and personalized gifts. They call it "Beloved."
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The Harriet Tubman museum and educational center closed this week after a break-in.The incident has motivated executive director Linda Harris to work even harder in her mission of spreading Tubman's story.