Grace Street and the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office this week announced a Christmas shopping program…
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Blue banners hanging in downtown Easton remind all to Shop Small. Behind the catchy slogan,…
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Frosty’s Holiday Village December 1 • 5-8 p.m. Easton Courthouse Lawn Sponsored by For All…
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The holiday season arrives with the highly anticipated Shapers Salon poinsettia sale. Bicky Warrington, owner…
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It was a rainy but invigorating race on the Choptank River when the all-female crew…
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By Cathy Schmidt Bill and Sara Benson were close cousins of my family who lived…
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By Amelia Blades Steward Many things happen behind the scenes that have made Easton’s annual…
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By Amelia Blades Steward Eleven nighttime haunted walks through historic Eastern Shore towns where ghosts,…
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The 38th Festival of Trees will take place in Easton on November 25 through 28.…
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By Cathy Schmidt Bill and Sara Benson were close cousins of my family who lived…
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By Amelia Blades Steward Last year, I participated in Talbot Family Network’s Conversations on Race…
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It has been over 10 years since the renovations were successfully accomplished for the Oxford…
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The Foundation of HOPE (Helping Others Prosper & Excel) has much to celebrate. In June,…
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Irma Toce, CEO, announced her retirement after a decade of successful leadership at Londonderry on…
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On July 26, 2023 Talbot County Department of Emergency Services sat down with Talbot County…
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The Sultana Education Foundation (SEF) has purchased 306 Cannon Street, a 3,000 square-foot mixed-use building…
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The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah The ants go marching one by…
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A recent thunderstorm dropped the Nathan of Dorchester’s push boat Miss Eleanor into the Choptank…
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By Cathy Schmidt Bill and Sara Benson were close cousins of my family who lived…
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By Amelia Blades Steward When I interviewed Matthew Peters, Executive Director of Chesapeake Multicultural Resource…
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On Wednesday, July 12, 2023, Albert Pritchett and George Hatcher inducted Helen Matthews Pritchett, Albert’s…
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One Mission Cambridge recently celebrated its first anniversary with a picnic at its location at…
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On June 3, Habitat for Humanity Choptank celebrated its 104th home dedication. Angela and her 10-year-old…
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Traveling the back roads in England during early summer, one will see charming gardens in…
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The Evolution of Setting the Table
There is a three-pronged fork in our silverware drawer. I don’t know where it came from, but it has lived in our house for a long time. It’s always the last fork…
A Soft Crab Story
“Just close your eyes and take a bite,” I said…
The Oxford Carry-Out Menu – A Legend Explored
I suggest you read “The Oxford Vignettes – The Oxford…
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I have an ambivalence to August that is difficult to…
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Waitressing in restaurants during high school, college years and beyond,…
