Chef Steve Konopelski, along with his husband and business partner Rob Griffith, have announced the…
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They’re motivated; they’re enthusiastic and energetic; they’re Mid-Shore Scholars. As high school students enrolled in…
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“Welcome to Triple Creek Winery.” This is the greeting one will most likely hear on…
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Nestled in the heart of downtown Easton, the Tidewater Inn has been creating unique experiences…
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While his day job for 42 years was operating a paint and body shop in…
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The Board of Directors announced today it is changing the name of St. Martin’s Ministries…
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The days are getting shorter, the air a little cooler. Suddenly we miss the deep…
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Place Matters, a landscape architecture and sustainability firm, has expanded its practice to the Eastern…
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Twelve Delmarva photographers have come together and donated some of their best photographs in exchange…
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“Why did we wait so long?” is the question Rachel Smith, Sales and Marketing Director…
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Attraction magazine has partnered with the National Park Service Chesapeake Bay Office and Chesapeake Conservancy…
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This column visits the faces of those who have benefited from the generous and tireless…
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For the past 50 years, the Dorchester Center for the Arts’ (DCA) moniker is “art…
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Despite the pandemic, Cristy Morrell, Executive Director of Critchlow Adkins Children’s Centers (CACC), has a…
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The end of summer doesn’t mean the end of quality family time. Fall is a…
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In 1982 I moved to Newport, Rhode Island, the sailing capital of the U.S., though…
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Despite returning to a new level of normalcy in our lives as we deal with…
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Along with many other Counties on the Eastern Shore, Dorchester is Going Purple again for…
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Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore (JAES) welcomes 18 new members to their Executive and…
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The Galley, which started off as a small breakfast and lunch hot spot, has now…
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The Census Bureau has updated its plan to complete data collection and apportionment counts by…
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In ancient times, sun worship was the dominant religion. All over the planet whole societies…
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The Rotary Club of Easton is fulfilling Rotary’s motto of “Service Above Self” in preparation…
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This summer, in a project underwritten with grants from Maryland Humanities, the Oxford Museum installed…
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It was 1920 when a family legacy was born. Little did a Baltimore Esskay salesman…
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Cold Stove, Warm Fridge
In late September of 1985, I cautiously trudged through cold river water in darkness to check on a family boat. The tide had risen about a foot or so above the dock.…
Emily Post in a Pandemic
Last fall I purchased a wondrous curiosity of a book…
Popsicles Provide Summer Comfort
As I sit down to write this article, I am…
“Time Well Spent,” Part Two
When we are used to buying almost any food we…
Time Well Spent
In mid-March, I wanted to bake a pecan pie and…
