Dragonfly Boutique opened in Easton in March of 2012. Dragonfly, an upscale women’s boutique, offers…
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In 1990, the first CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer was appointed to advocate for…
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“An Art for All Seasons,” a two-woman show at the Talbot County Library in Easton…
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The new BAAM Athletic Center, which opens on December 14 at 31 Jowite Street in…
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Discover Easton invites everyone to enjoy the holiday season by bringing the entire family to…
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For 27 years Marc Del Pino, proprietor of M. Randall & Co / Marc Randall,…
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On November 2, there will be a grand celebration on the Eastern Shore to mark…
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Back in the winter of 2015, Ryan and Emily Groll, a husband and wife passionate…
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Chesapeake Hearing Centers is holding a 60 for 60 Challenge through the end of 2019…
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A decade ago, Posey Boicourt was a regular contributor to Attraction magazine, penning articles on…
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For anyone looking for a free and active way to fill a Saturday or Sunday…
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With the weather getting crisper, have you ever found yourself looking up at the clear…
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It’s sometimes hard to articulate an “eureka” moment. When something becomes so crystal clear that…
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With the help of a new nonprofit and boating enthusiasts throughout the region, the legendary…
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If Susan Leonard could have told her 21-year-old self that she would own and operate…
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In addition to feeding hungry travelers, pilots and locals for the past decade, Sugar Buns…
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Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore (JAES) is proud to announce that in the 2018-2019…
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Even though the summer is winding down, there are still things we can do between…
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Industrialist, financier, philanthropist, A. I. DuPont’s interest in racing gave birth to the organization of…
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On July 4, the skipjack Nathan of Dorchester will celebrate its silver anniversary. In celebration…
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The Byway Quilt Block Trail is a public art project that features more than a…
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The American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery program is composed of volunteer drivers who drive…
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On July 4, the skipjack Nathan of Dorchester will celebrate its silver anniversary. For the…
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Caroline Wrightson and Alice Lloyd remember seeing each other growing up in Easton. Caroline worked…
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~ Originally published in May 2019 As we enter the summer season, we are reminded…
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Wishing You an Imperfect Christmas
In my early teenage years, a friend and I decided we were going to surprise our families with homemade taffy for the holidays. While my mother was off at the grocery store,…
The Case for Home Economics
In middle school and again in high school I actively…
Achieving Breakfast Zen
Cooking up “Yin and Yang eggs” was a happy accident…
Nightshades – Naughty and Nice
In many Eastern Shore hamlets, country stores have been the…
Where Food and History Happily Collide
On the corner of Routes 662 and 404, history and…
