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Thursday, October 01, 2026There's Plenty Happening During Boatyard Bash
The dedicated volunteers at the Richardson Maritime Museum will be hosting demonstrations throughout the day, including boom building and traditional caulking techniques. Come see the boatbuilders at work and learn a little about the skills that go into building wooden boats during the Boatyard Bash which will be happening on October 10 from 12:00 until 6:00 p.m. This is our biggest event of the year! Whether you're a boating enthusiast, history lover, music fan, or just looking for a fun day with family
Wednesday, May 20, 2026$380,000 in Funding Empowers RMM Mission
The Richardson Maritime Museum Board of Directors is pleased to share their recent press release with additional details about the museum's significant new funding through the Maryland Legislative Bond Initiative. This critical capital budget allocation was made possible by the unwavering advocacy and support of the Dorchester County Legislative Delegation. The funding is designated specifically for the purchase of the museum campus located at 103 Hayward Street in Cambridge. Museum leadership said the
Friday, April 24, 2026Maryland Legislature Wraps 90-Day Session: A Recap from Dorchester County's Delegation
The Dorchester Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Legislative Session Recap Lunch at the Chesapeake Grove Intergenerational Center on April 17, welcoming Senator Johnny Mautz, Delegate Chris Adams, and Delegate Tom Hutchinson back from Annapolis to share highlights from the recently concluded legislative session. The good news for Dorchester County: the delegation brought home roughly $80 million in state funding, including $27.3 million for the County’s capital or operating budget for targeted
Wednesday, April 22, 2026Dorchester Chamber Announces 2026 Spedden Service Award Recipient
The Dorchester Chamber of Commerce presented the 2026 C. Robert “Bob” Spedden Service Award to Brett Summers at their Annual Meeting on March 19, 2026. Bob Spedden was a well-known and respected leader in the community. He demonstrated a real passion for the revitalization of the County and Cambridge. He served for several years on the Board of Directors of the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce and was the President in 1980-1981. He also served on the Cambridge Yacht Club Board of Governors, First
