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Official statements and press releases from Cambridge Indivisible — organizing in deep-red Dorchester County, Maryland's Eastern Shore.
On Courthouse Steps, Cambridge Residents Read "The Dorchester Resolves," Then Donate the Signed Scroll to the Harriet Tubman Museum
CAMBRIDGE, MD — In sweltering July heat, about 30 residents gathered in front of the Dorchester County Courthouse on Wednesday evening to read aloud "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026," a citizens' declaration of grievances modeled on the colonial Resolves that Maryland communities issued at their courthouses in 1774.
Citizens to Read "The Dorchester Resolves" on Courthouse Steps Today, Naming Every Level of Government
CAMBRIDGE, MD — July 2, 2026
WHAT: A public, costumed reading of "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026" — a citizens' declaration in the tradition of the 1774 colonial Resolves, holding government accountable from the White House to Cambridge City Hall — followed by a guided tour of the newly reopened Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center.
New Salisbury Billboards Target Rep. Andy Harris Over Health Care, Prices
SALISBURY, Md. — Two new billboards went up July 1 along U.S. Route 50 in Salisbury, calling out U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, R-Md., over his voting record on health care and the cost of living.
Cambridge Indivisible to Read "The Dorchester Resolves" at Courthouse July 2, Holding Every Level of Government to Account
CAMBRIDGE, MD — June 25, 2026 — On Thursday, July 2, Cambridge Indivisible will gather in front of the Dorchester County Courthouse to read aloud "The Dorchester Resolves of 2026," a citizens' declaration modeled on the colonial Resolves that Maryland communities issued at their courthouses in 1774. The reading begins at 5 p.m. by the Harriet Tubman statue at 206 High St.
Cambridge Joins Global No Kings Day of Action — Hundreds Turn Out on Route 50 in Deep-Red Dorchester County
CAMBRIDGE, MD — March 29, 2026 — Hundreds of Dorchester County residents filled the sidewalks along Route 50 in Cambridge on Saturday, March 28, joining what organizers say was one of the largest single-day mobilizations in American history. More than 8 million people demonstrated across the United States — with counts still coming in — as part of a global day of action spanning more than 3,000 events worldwide.
Local Cambridge Organizers Announce No Kings Event on March 28 as Part of a Nationwide Movement
CAMBRIDGE, MD — March 24, 2026 - On March 28, local Cambridge residents will come together with millions of Americans across the country in a nationwide day of nonviolent protest at the third No Kings National Day of Nonviolent Action. There are thousands of events nationwide.
ICE Out For Good: Community Vigil & Action
CAMBRIDGE, MD — January 9, 2026 - On Saturday, January 10, 2026 from 12PM-2PM, we are gathering in Cambridge not to make noise, but to bear witness.
On January 7, Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old American citizen, wife, and mother of three, was killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis. Renee loved to sing. She studied creative writing. She was a whole person. Her death should never have happened.
And it was not an isolated tragedy.
When Power Abandons the People, the People Rise
CAMBRIDGE, MD —November 10 - Yesterday, Senate Democratic leadership — led by Senator Chuck Schumer — betrayed the very people they claim to represent.
Community Over Cruelty: Eastern Shore Steps Up Where Leaders Have Failed
SALISBURY, MD — November 7, 2025 —Residents from across Maryland’s Eastern Shore came together outside Congressman Andy Harris’ Salisbury office on Thursday, November 7th, for a Community Over Cruelty Food Drive that turned frustration into action and compassion into results.
Community Groups Hold Food Drive After Andy Harris Votes to Cut SNAP Benefits
SALISBURY, MD — November 4, 2025 —Cambridge Indivisible, along with the Talbot County Democratic Forum, Shore Progress, and the Dorchester Democratic Central Committee, will hold a community food drive this Thursday, November 6, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. outside Congressman Andy Harris’ Salisbury office at 100 East Main Street to benefit the Maryland Eastern Shore Food Bank.
Cambridge Indivisible to Bill Ferguson: Stop Listening and Start Leading
CAMBRIDGE, MD — October 30, 2025 —Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson’s so-called Democratic Listening Tour was political theater — a statewide photo-op meant to appear responsive while he blocks the very bills Marylanders are calling for.
