Learning how to create beautiful wood furniture at first glance can look daunting. But, local…
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While watching TV nearly 18 years ago, Easton resident Andrew Blackwood first saw offroad trucks…
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“By our programs and involvement, we are a leader in the community for (solving) issues…
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The cat is out of the bag. Hair O’ The Dog Wine & Spirits is…
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Plein Air Painting – Learn More For the last 14 years, in the heat of…
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“Here’s an idea. I can take Dulce on the Rails-to-Trails path to the silos—that would…
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Queen Anne’s County Library’s annual summer reading program begins on June 1 and continues through…
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“I am truly at a loss for words. I found this profoundly overwhelming,” Rabbi Peter…
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The sun rises slowly behind the gently swaying grasses. Groggy bees weave through the thicket,…
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Scott and Mary-Ann Milligan of Easton are the original owners of Ben Franklin Crafts and…
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There is more sunshine to go around on the Mid-Shore as Sunnyside, a unique shop…
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Plein Air Easton (PAE), the largest and most prestigious outdoor painting festival and art competition…
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For All Seasons is going to be bringing the campaign, NO MATTER WHAT . .…
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What is the best sport for any age of adult interested in getting healthy…
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Easton High School Junior Emma Chapple is a young woman who wants to make a…
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Higgins Yacht Yard in St. Michaels is under new ownership. Jon Clarke, an Eastern Shore…
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For over a century Harrison’s Chesapeake House, an iconic hotel on Maryland’s Tilghman Island, served as a refuge…
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As we head out to our gardens and tend to our new spring plants, entomologists…
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~ Written by Meredith Watters, MLA Five years ago, newlyweds Brenda Fike and husband Scott…
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What do a Japanese restaurant, a cell phone, a storm, and a possible tornado have…
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This column visits the faces of those who have benefited from the generous and tireless…
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The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center (CBEC), located at 600 Discovery Lane in Grasonville, is…
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The Maryland Governor’s Office for Children has made reducing the impacts of incarceration on children,…
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Naturally, all children and adults are unique. Recognizing the differences and similarities is a skill in…
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After more than six months of planning, the St. Michaels Farmers Market is becoming…
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What’s in My Food? Part One
When did food become so complex? Before the introduction of pesticides, chemical additives and preservatives, food was simpler – it was just food. In search of convenience, long shelf life, and a…
In Defense of Dandelions
Every spring hoards of dandelions are sentenced to death. Television…
Fishing for Dinner
Early one morning, when I was a young child of…
Food Banks Stamp Out Hunger
On a brisk January morning I woke up at 6:15…
Chesapeake Harvest: Reviving our Diverse Agrarian Roots
On a recent cloudy day, I had the pleasure of…
