Did you attend classes in this Industrial Arts annex building behind an earlier St. Michaels High School ? The High School at that time was
Each spring brings us delicious new, young vegetables: peas, asparagus, onions, and radishes. Radishes are the pink darlings of early spring. Cherry red, fuchsia, magenta,
“Bear Me Into Freedom: The Talbot County of Frederick Douglass,” the new special exhibition at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, takes its title from a
This column follows from my Justice and Redemption column of March 13, 2026, in which I described ‘lawful but awful’ acts such as sexist remarks.
Ciao Tutti! This weekend at Piazza Italian Market, we will taste the Anthos Vino Rosso 2024 ($ 21.50, 12% ABV%) from the Azienda Agricola Matteo
We are reminded statistically. Thirty-nine trillion dollars in debt. Interest rates on debt 7.2% higher in 2026. Our government paid out $425 billion in 2025
Can you help us identify these people at the head table of a 1952 Farm Bureau Dinner in Trappe, Maryland? Maybe a relative of
For one night, the Waterfowl Building in Easton was transformed. What is typically a large, open event hall became a vibrant, temporary gallery—walls filled with
My wife and I recently completed the 2026 Community Police Academy that was conducted by the Easton Police Department. The eight weekly sessions included information
At the 80th Annual Membership Meeting the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Alessandro Nardi as its new President/CEO. Nardi, a resident of