Spies In Search of a Proper Breakfast: Three Mid-Shore Favorites
For the serious breakfast crowd—those who see the first meal as a bit of a sacred ritual—there’s nothing quite like a café that opens its
For the serious breakfast crowd—those who see the first meal as a bit of a sacred ritual—there’s nothing quite like a café that opens its
After giving a mortifyingly incoherent word salad speech at the United Nations last week, President Trump went to the Ryder Cup in Farmingdale, New York.
A few days ago, I was sitting on the front porch, sipping my morning cup of coffee. It promised to be another lovely day—warm and
In today’s digital age, entrepreneurs often rely on online tools to make their mark. Amid recent Maryland tax hikes and new foreign tariffs, digital marketing

October opens with Saturn, just about a week past opposition, high up in the eastern sky after dark and visible all night. Look for it
Oxford, Maryland’s waterfront will sparkle once again as the town welcomes guests to Christmas on the Creek, a month-long celebration of lights, music, food, and family
The Talbot County Department of Social Services (TCDSS) is recognizing Kinship Appreciation Month by honoring the kinship caregivers who are raising Maryland’s children. Kinship care
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Easton (UUFE) Social Justice Committee continues its mission to support organizations that promote social justice through programming and community service.
Selected Works, a Troika Gallery curated exhibit featuring oil landscape paintings by artist Kevin Fitzgerald opens on First Friday, October 3, 2025. On a recent visit to the