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Maggie Trovato

Maggie Trovato

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Reporter, Star Democrat

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  • Former Cambridge Police Chief Russell Wroten dies

    By Maggie Trovato Verified| Star Democrat Verified CAMBRIDGE — Those who served under former Cambridge Police Chief Russell Wroten during his 30-year term know he was passionate about law enforcement and ensuring the safety of Cambridge. "It takes toughness and willingness to enforce the law and bring the criminals to justice (so) people feel safe in their community," said Thomas Hurley, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police Cambridge Dorchester Lodge 27.

    By Maggie Trovato Verified · Star Democrat

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Former Cambridge Police Chief Russell Wroten dies

    By Maggie Trovato Verified| Star Democrat Verified CAMBRIDGE — Those who served under former Cambridge Police Chief Russell Wroten during his 30-year term know he was passionate about law enforcement and ensuring the safety of Cambridge. "It takes toughness and willingness to enforce the law and bring the criminals to justice (so) people feel safe in their community," said Thomas Hurley, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police Cambridge Dorchester Lodge 27.

    By Maggie Trovato Verified · Star Democrat

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Dorchester County proposes tax increases to balance FY26 budget

    By Maggie Trovato Verified| Star Democrat Verified CAMBRIDGE — In an effort to address a $6.2 million deficit, the Dorchester County Council introduced a draft fiscal year 2026 budget that raised taxes. The $91.96 million proposed operating budget presented Tuesday includes proposals to increase property taxes, remove the municipal tax differential, increase local income tax and eliminate tax rebates offered to municipalities. The council will consider these proposals through the remainder of the budget process, which concludes May 20.

    By Maggie Trovato Verified · Star Democrat

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Star Democrat

Homepage of the Star Democrat daily newspaper, serving Easton in Talbot County, Maryland, and Kent County, Queen Anne County, Caroline County and Dorchester County

Easton, United States

+1 410-822-1500