The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is offering a three-day virtual Maryland DNR-approved boater safety course…
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Nicole Repass is known as the “Four Leaf Clover Lady.” For years she has had…
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It’s a familiar sight on local roads—the grey Ford Transit, affectionally known as “the Chopvan.”…
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ock Street Foundation, the Mid-Shore Community Foundation, the Avalon Foundation, and Discover Easton will kick-off…
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Recently, due to the pandemic, the Garfield Center for the Arts temporarily cancelled both Playmakers…
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As we dive deeper into the summer, you may feel like 2020 has already been…
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The Mill is your local family owned store that serves as your “One Stop Shop”…
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When Emily Chandler opened Piazza Italian Market in Easton 11 years ago, she hoped that…
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The Oxford Community Center (OCC) in Oxford is producing programming for virtual and outdoor audiences…
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In 2020, Compass Regional Hospice is celebrating 35 years. While this year has been a…
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The late Avery W. Hall founded the Avery W. Hall Insurance Agency, Inc. in 1925.…
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Want to learn more about native trees and plants? Adkins Arboretum has released a series…
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In April 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to place increasing demands on health care…
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Troika Gallery, offering “The Finest of Fine Art” in historic downtown Easton since 1997, is…
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Many readers have probably heard of the Lavender Fields of Provence, but a lesser known…
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For most of the last 16 years, Plein Air Easton has been the largest and…
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Faced this spring with the pandemic and subsequent quarantining, I began to challenge my own…
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Art therapist Jane Gordon, in collaboration with Dr. Lark Eshelman, has created a unique therapeutic…
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The ShoreRivers pumpout boat is up and running for the 2020 season. ShoreRivers looks forward…
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As the face of foster care continues to evolve, so do the supportive roles that…
Read More → On Monday, June 29, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will reopen its St. Michaels campus…
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For the first time in its history, the iconic Waterfowl Festival that draws 15,000+ people…
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Starke ‘Wilder’ Evans, a 2020 graduate of St. Michaels High School, is the recipient of…
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Just a little over a year ago, I had the opportunity to travel to China,…
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“Max is here!” someone calls out in a rehab therapy room or a hospital breakroom,…
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“Time Well Spent,” Part Two
When we are used to buying almost any food we want when we want it, we consequently become spoiled with this privilege. This is a privilege that many people around the world…
Time Well Spent
In mid-March, I wanted to bake a pecan pie and…
Tomato Season
I have been known to draw attention to those around…
“Where’s the Beef?”
Martha, the Passenger Pigeon, passed away on September 1, 1914…
The Promise of Seeds
Seed company catalogs appear in my mailbox every January and…
