Battle at Bishops Head, Part 1 Battles at Bishops Head, Part 2 This is a…
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Two local teens have taken to the air, exploring the world of flight. Although both…
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In 2021, Talbot Hospice launched the “Know Us Before You Need Us” Campaign, which will…
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All too often the news contains snippets that suggest headlines of bad sci-fi movies. Lately…
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The Dorchester Skipjack Committee (DSC), owner and operator of the Nathan of Dorchester, is pleased…
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When I interviewed Jaelon Moaney, of Easton, six years ago while he was attending Williams…
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Attraction magazine has partnered with the National Park Service Chesapeake Bay Office and Chesapeake Conservancy…
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Many folks think of the Choptank River Lighthouse in Cambridge as a newish thing, and,…
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Benedictine held a small, socially-distanced ceremony on its Ridgely campus on Friday, May 14, to…
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Brian and Jessica Flaherty of Easton became licensed as foster parents in Talbot County amid…
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Each year, local high school students from Easton High School, St Michaels Middle High School,…
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We often focus on the numbers when reviewing how the community has dealt with the…
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On April 29, Talbot Interfaith Shelter (TIS) held its 5th Annual Lip Sync Battle Fundraiser,…
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Do you believe in magic? Of course not. Well, mostly not. Usually not. Don’t let…
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In the April issue of Attraction, I wrote about Madeira and the Canary Islands, such…
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Attraction magazine has partnered with the National Park Service Chesapeake Bay Office and Chesapeake Conservancy…
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“From a young girl, I was always the creative one. I wanted to say to…
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Donna Ewing, Easton Middle School Band Director, has been recognized as the Veterans of Foreign…
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Some ideas require nurturing. Over a decade ago Talbot County resident Robin Lake created a…
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Representatives from 17 Mid-Shore non-profits will accept checks totaling $49,318 from the Women and Girls…
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The Waterfowl Festival is gearing up for the big 5-0 this year on November 12…
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It’s always a thrill to feature a Marc Castelli painting on the cover. Marc has…
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The Joys of July
As a young school aged child, I didn’t bother much with a calendar. That was left to the grownups in my life. Months for me were merely punctuated by one main event,…
A Beautiful Wisdom
Peeler crabs shed around a full moon; plant vegetable seeds…
The Brilliance of Sunflowers
No one ever gazed upon a sunflower with a heavy…
The Restorative Measures of Food
My childhood doctor was straight out of a Norman Rockwell…
This One’s for the Birds
While sipping some herbal tea and watching songbirds at my…
