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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.
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.
