Here are the 10 stories that attracted the most page views on The Star Democrat’s website this week. The stories are ranked in order of number of page views as of Wednesday evening.
1. Crab Claw’s 61st season will be its last. The Crab Claw, a local favorite and St. Michaels landmark, won’t be around for much longer.
2. Police ID two men killed in Federalsburg car crash. Two men were killed in a two-car crash in Federalsburg last week, according to police.
3. Former Safeway site sold to Bluepoint Living for nearly $2.7 million. The former Safeway site, previously primed for a housing development, was sold earlier this year for almost $2.7 million to Bluepoint Living LLC, according to property records.
4. St. Michaels residents criticize seaplane company planning to land on Miles River. Around 60 residents filled the small log cabin of the St. Michaels Boy Scouts to express mostly negative opinions about a commercial seaplane business coming to town.
5. Cambridge man on dirt bike killed in Baltimore crash. A Cambridge man was killed last week while riding a dirt bike in a crash involving an SUV, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
6. Two Cambridge men take guilty pleas in fatal robbery case. Jasire Kane, 21, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to armed robbery on March 27 and will serve three years of incarceration. Nisiah Fletcher, 19, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to robbery on Monday and will serve five years.
7. St. Michaels man pleads guilty to reckless endangerment. A St. Michaels man pleaded guilty last week to reckless endangerment in a case in which assault charges were dropped.
8. New Caroline County program will equip first responders with mental health support. An emotional presentation from Caroline County first responders and officials on Tuesday led to the approval of a new mental health initative, Caroline Cares.
9. Cambridge woman charged with attempted murder in stabbing incident. A woman arrested on attempted murder charges allegedly stabbed a man multiple times in Cambridge last week.
10. Bines’ HR ends Saints’ title hopes. Third-seeded Perryville took home a 5-4 victory over No. 1 seed St. Michaels in the Class 1A East Region I championship at Baines Field on Tuesday.