One of the best parts of early spring is that the Mid-Shore Arts performing centers start announcing their 2025 schedules. Filled with first-rate community theatre,
On March 22, the political groups Cambridge Indivisible and Eastern Shore Indivisible held a “People’s Town Hall” for a packed house in the Mace’s Lane
The fourth Elizabeth Loker International Concerto Competition – and just the second to give all three finalists the opportunity to perform as soloists with a
Happy Mystery Monday! Can you guess what is pictured in the photo below: The answer to last week’s mystery is the northern crane-fly orchid, Tipularia
After every presidential election cycle, political pundits do a deep dive analysis on campaign strategies that were effective before the campaign launch and during the
In a world that often feels overwhelming, filled with stress and uncertainty, finding comfort and stability can be difficult. For me, that comfort comes with
Don Abbatiello and I have something in common: We are both teachers. Have you ever wondered what makes someone a good teacher? I have observed
Weeks of persistent lobbying, heart-wrenching public testimony and rallies that brought hundreds to the State House apparently paid off, with legislative leaders signaling an agreement