STAR DEMOCRAT

CAMBRIDGE — While traveling Route 50, drivers may notice new billboards promoting a website targeting Rep. Andy Harris’ congressional record.

The billboards, located just past Rise Up Coffee in Cambridge on Route 50, were purchased by Cambridge Indivisible, a grassroots progressive organization, which says it’s dedicated to driving meaningful political change.

ROBERT B. HUBBELL

Our billboards against Andy Harris made it into Robert Hubbell’s Substack. Pro-democracy photo mention.

CAMBRIDGE SPY

CAMBRIDGE — Hundreds of protesters lined several blocks of Route 50 in Cambridge on Saturday, March 28, joining a wave of “No Kings” demonstrations that reached several communities across the Shore. From Sailwinds Park to Maryland Avenue, participants stood shoulder to shoulder along the busy highway, holding signs and waving to passing traffic.

STAR DEMOCRAT

CAMBRIDGE — As Childish Gambino’s “This is America” played in the background, residents raised signs protesting President Donald Trump and his administration, particularly around issues such as immigration enforcement and the U.S. war on Iran.

CAMBRIDGE — Millions of Americans turned out Saturday for the third No Kings Day demonstration, including several hundred in Cambridge. They lined the side of Rte. 50 on a windy afternoon, attracting honks of approval and occasionally, condemnation from passing cars and trucks.

Listen to hear what some had to say.

CAMBRIDGE SPY

CAMBRIDGE — With Harriet Tubman looking on from the mural behind, about 50 protesters gathered late Friday afternoon along Route 50 in Cambridge, in solidarity with demonstrators in Minneapolis and across the country to protest what they see as excessive force by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.

CAMBRIDGE SPY

CAMBRIDGE — For two hours Saturday afternoon, national politics intersected with the flow of traffic as nearly 400 people, old and young, a dozen-odd dogs, and a bevy of costumed characters held placards and chanted slogans as part of the network of the more than 2,700 “No Kings” rallies that took place across all 50 states.

WHCP RADIO CHESPEAKE

CAMBRIDGE, MD - Saturday October 18 was No Kings Day across America, as millions turned out to protest the Trump administration and rally for American Democracy in Cambridge and Easton, hundreds demonstrated.

STAR DEMOCRAT

HURLOCK — On Saturday, members of Cambridge Indivisible, the Dorchester Democratic Central Committee and community members marched in the Hurlock Fall Fest Parade as part of the national “Healthcare Not Authoritarianism: Shutdown Showdown” effort.

STAR DEMOCRAT

CAMBRIDGE, June 16, 2025 — Residents of the Eastern Shore demonstrated from Ocean City to Salisbury, Easton to Cambridge for the nationwide “No Kings” protests Saturday. Protesters expressed their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration’s mass deportations, federal budget cuts and isolationist attitude.

DORCHESTER STAR

CAMBRIDGE, June 16, 2025 — Residents of the Eastern Shore demonstrated from Ocean City to Salisbury, Easton to Cambridge for the nationwide “No Kings” protests Saturday. Protesters expressed their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration’s mass deportations, federal budget cuts and isolationist attitude.

WHCP RADIO CHESAPEAKE

CAMBRIDGE — Hundreds of No Kings Day protestors showed up along arteries into Cambridge and Easton - part of a nation-wide demonstration against President Trump.

THE BALTIMORE BANNER

In a recent column, journalist Rick Hutzell recounts his interaction with U.S. Representative Andy Harris during the Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce event in Cambridge, Maryland.

SOUTHERN MARYLAND NEWS

Southern Maryland News coverage of Andy Harris protest. He’s on defense.