As part of efforts to connect customers with the small businesses that need them most,…
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As the demand for surgical masks grows, one Mid Shore resident saw that quilters in…
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Haven Ministries continues to provide critical essential services for those in need in Queen Anne’s…
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Free from the Talbot County Free Library For children and parents stuck at home thanks…
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mid-Shore Community Foundation has established a COVID-19 Response Fund…
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There is a little cove on the Choptank River in Cambridge that is sacred ground…
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The Women & Girls Fund is set to distribute its annual grants totaling more than…
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Bay Cleaning of Chestertown recently announced that the company has openings to clean homes for…
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Talbot Hospice has been selected as a beneficiary of the ACME Give Back Where It…
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Talbot Mentors (TM), an organization providing one-on-one mentoring to promote positive relationships and development in…
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Despite recent challenges presented by the COVID-19 outbreak, Mid-Shore Pro Bono (MSPB) continues to provide…
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On March 16, the YMCA of the Chesapeake closed the doors to all 11 of…
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In its 36th year, Oxford Fine Arts celebrates artists from around the Mid-Atlantic. This year, the…
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The Tred Avon Yacht Club (TAYC) Junior Sailing Program was founded in 1940 by Sigurd…
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Talbot Interfaith Shelter’s (TIS) Lip Sync Battle on April 18 was set to be quite…
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This spring the Academy Art Museum celebrates newly-renovated Museum space and a new Courtyard Entrance…
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It all started with disease and a dollar… It’s the mid 50s and oyster populations…
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Talbot Hospice has been the premier end-of-life resource for Talbot County for almost four decades.…
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According to an announcement by the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, “We know many of you…
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Community members needing access to high speed internet can now enjoy free Drive-Up Wi-Fi Hotspots…
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Can trees really save the planet? As it happens, trees are earth’s best hope for…
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Meadows seem to call out to poets. Their tall grasses and wildflowers have inspired hundreds…
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As of January 1, 2020, the Kent County Arts Council became known as the Kent…
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The rumors are true! Foxy’s Harbor Grille has expanded, and now includes the famous “Tiki…
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Members of the Rotary Club of Easton, Maryland, District 7630, visited the University of Maryland…
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“Where’s the Beef?”
Martha, the Passenger Pigeon, passed away on September 1, 1914 in the Cincinnati Zoo. She was the last of her kind. It almost seems an impossibility given passenger pigeons once filled the…
The Promise of Seeds
Seed company catalogs appear in my mailbox every January and…
Wishing You an Imperfect Christmas
In my early teenage years, a friend and I decided…
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…
