Talbot Mentors (TM) is known for its 22-year history of one-to-one community-based mentoring in Talbot…
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Visitors to the charming waterfront village of St. Michaels come for the world-class museum, great…
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May 4, 1979. Little did owner Linda Laramy think that Crackerjacks Toys and Children’s Books…
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Changes are coming to downtown Cambridge led by Cambridge Main Street, the non-profit tasked with…
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Thanks to countless volunteers, the Classic Motor Museum (CMM) in St. Michaels is up and…
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An exhibition showcasing many roles of women both in maritime industries and beyond will open…
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For many, the Eastern Shore Wine Tasting Society (ESWTS) is a new organization on the…
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Like in a horror film, invasive plants appear to be taking over the earth. They…
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On July 4, the skipjack Nathan of Dorchester will celebrate its silver anniversary. For the…
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It was a sunny, warm afternoon on March 30 when over 100 supporters gathered to…
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The aroma hits the senses and you are immediately transported to celebratory times – days…
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This May, Carolyn Ewing, President of the Board of Directors for the Mental Health Association…
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One of the roles of government is the participatory process which involves the citizenry serving…
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The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Md., has announced updates to Phase I…
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The United States Naval Academy’s (USNA) Native American Heritage Club (NAHC) will visit Handsell, a…
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Talbot County Sheriff’s deputies will collect unused prescription medications from 9 a.m. until noon in Oxford…
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A new exhibition in the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Waterfowling building, “Deconstructing Decoys: The Culture…
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Talbot Hospice is pleased to announce Camp Courageous, a new children’s bereavement camp designed for…
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Audiences today generally know the career of Richard Diebenkorn (1922–1993) in three periods: the Sausalito,…
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Where can one find soft shell crabs, sea horses, queen conches, and pipefish all on…
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When fiber artist Windy Karpavage, of Taylor’s Island, shared her felted purse with Eastern Shore…
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Mid-Shore Pro Bono has identified the top three civil legal issues facing young people and…
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The Avalon Theatre and Stoltz Listening Room continue to bring wonderful entertainment options to the…
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On July 4, the skipjack Nathan of Dorchester will celebrate its silver anniversary. For the…
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The Junior Achievement (JA) of the Eastern Shore team is proud to announce they have…
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Children in the Garden
When I was very young, possibly four, I recall a bare patch of ground near our house. I remember my mother handing me a packet of carrot seeds and telling me to…
Practicing Food Patience
With a prolific number of recipes available to us through…
A Historical Perspective on Food and Family
Do you ever drive back roads on the Mid Shore…
A Crock-Pot Christmas
I am not known to fall prey to the latest…
An Easy Thanksgiving
November hosts one of my favorite holidays of the year…
