Dina Spry and her family have become the face of homelessness in Talbot County. She is sharing her story to help combat the cliché of what people think of those who are…
Local Couple Attends Santa School
By Amelia Blades Steward He slips down our chimneys unnoticed on December 24. But there are a lot of public appearances and record-keeping tasks for Santa Claus as he faces the season…
The Land of Pleasant Living
It has been said that amongst these tidewaters we call home exists some of the most pleasant living. This phrase actually comes from a National Bohemian Beer slogan. The “Land of Pleasant…
Responsible Fathers Initiative
Today in America, the U.S. Census reports that 19.7 million children (1 in 4) live without a responsible father in the home. A child who grows up in a home without a…
Optimism Wins the Day
Chesapeake Charities, a community foundation located in Stevensville, is partnering with Attraction magazine to share the stories of individuals and organizations in our community who make a difference. We encourage you to…
Discover Small Treasurers of Art at Studio B
Studio B Art Gallery’s popular “Small Treasures of Art” exhibit returns for the 2022 holiday season. The featured masterpieces are smaller in size but big on style, detail, and beauty. These pieces,…
Community Center Seeks Christmas Donations
New, unwrapped toys are being sought to benefit Bay Hundred area children this holiday season, with drop-off locations at the St. Michaels Community Center (SMCC), The LumberYard in St. Michaels, Perkins Family…
Tracking Microplastics in Choptank River Watershed
Scientists at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Horn Point Laboratory have embarked on a research project that will lay the foundation for plastic research in the Chesapeake Bay. The…
One Mission Cambridge Impacts Hunger and Homelessness
When you stop by One Mission Cambridge at 614 Race Street in Cambridge on any given day, you will meet a variety of people seeking food, resource referral, or just a listening…
Blue Catfish – Maryland’s New Harvestable Invasive Species
By Amelia Blades Steward Caroline County Public Schools (CCPS) continues to be at the forefront of feeding people on the Mid Shore through creative means. Their Shore Gourmet “Sho Go” Mobile Market…