| 5A - 6A | More Music |
| 6A - 9A | MidShore Wakeup with Bruce Patrick |
| 9A - 11A | Hodgepodge Happy Hour |
| 11A - 12P | Brunch with the Beatles |
| 12P - 1P | MIDSHORE MIDDAY |
| 1P - 2P | World Affairs |
| 2P - 3P | Swingin' with Jim - with Jim Marquette |
| 3P - 6P | Boomer Tunes ! with Diane Marquette |
| 6P - 8P | Indie City with Drew Sheckler |
| 8P - 10P | Bay Blues with Paul Clipper |
| 10P - 12P | More Music |
| 12P - 5A | Raising The Dead - The Grateful Dead and More Overnight Music |
The next Cambridge Community Conversation will take place on Wednesday, July15th at 7 p.m., when Mr. W. David Bromwell, Superintendent, Dorchester County Public Schools, will speak about the emerging plans for the coming school year, and answer questions from the community.
Dr. Theresa Stafford, Executive Director of New Beginnings Youth and Family Services will serve as moderator for the Q&A session.
We will again be streaming on YouTube and Facebook where you can participate from your home on your computer, laptop, or mobile phone without any downloads or passwords.
Look up on July 15th to catch the latest launch from Wallops!
Minotaur Rocket Launching July 15 from NASA Wallops
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A Minotaur IV rocket carrying a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is scheduled for launch July 15, 2020, from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. The U.S. Space Force (USSF) Space and Missile Systems Center’s Launch Enterprise Program is providing the launch…
Hello! Here are this week’s water quality test results.🏊🏽♀️ 🏊♂️ BACTERIA MONITORING UPDATE: Most sites passed on the Choptank just in time for holiday weekend! Note that elevated levels of bacteria were found at Crouse Mill Park in Denton and at Bellevue Beach..Have a safe 4th of July and visit theswimguide.org for more information about #swimmableshorerivers
✅Sailwinds Park Beach – PASS
✅Hambrooks Bay Beach – PASS
✅Bill Burton Beach – PASS
⚠️Denton – FAIL
✅The Strand, Oxford – PASS
⚠️Bellevue Beach – FAIL
Please keep in mind:
⚠️ Bacteria levels can change, particularly as a result of significant rain events, and so it’s advised by the State of MD that swimmers stay out of the water for up to 24-48 hours after a significant rain event, as defined as greater than 1" of rain within a 24 hour period.
⚠️ Swimmers should never swim in the river with open wounds or cuts.
⚠️ Swimmers should always wash off after swimming in the river.
⚠️ There are inherent risks associated with open water swimming beyond high bacteria levels. Swimmers and beach-goers should be advised to obey signs and laws wherever they plan to recreate in the water.
📲 Download the "Swim Guide" App. for your phone: www.theswimguide.org/get-the-app/ @ Choptank River
Great news from Blackwater Refuge!
438 Acres of Private Land Get Permanent Protection at Blackwater Refuge | Chesapeake Bay Magazine
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438 acres of the Ecologically Sensitive Area (ESA) at Taylors Trail Sand Ridge in Wicomico County will now be permanently protected thanks to a partnership between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service…