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BALTIMORE – Chris Shea is in mid-conversation when he suddenly furrows his brow, peering out the window of his corner office

BALTIMORE – In the 1940s and 1950s, Oliver was a thriving neighborhood, home to working-class residents and professionals

ANNAPOLIS – Ranked by Gallup as the country’s third most Democratic state, Maryland has been a steep climb for any Republican candidate vying to win statewide office

BALTIMORE – The buildings seem to sparkle at night, dwarfing the new construction and standing in stark contrast to the dark, abandoned buildings and empty lots

DENTON – Former Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Over the past decade, billions of oysters have been planted in the Chesapeake Bay, pushed off of boats by the thousands to settle on sanctuaries and managed reserves throughout the watershed

ANNAPOLIS – Imagine a team of robbers, ski masks on their faces

BETHESDA – While working at a startup company in San Diego, Ben Hatten was tasked to find a patent attorney to help with a flashlight they were developing

CUMBERLAND – At the Celanese Wastewater Treatment Plant here on a snowy day in early December, giant open-air cisterns churn constantly, providing background sounds of quietly bubbling brown water and the hum of machinery

WASHINGTON – A large and dirty problem continues to percolate underneath Maryland’s towns and cities, unseen and out of mind, flowing into the Chesapeake Bay: aging sewer systems