Bernadette Lambert
Shore United Bank is proud to congratulate Bernadette “Bern” Lambert on twenty (20) years of service. Bern began her career with the Bank in August of 2000. Ms. Lambert started at the Bank as the head teller of the Stevensville, MD branch. She also held the position of customer service representative during her years at the Bank. Bern is currently the Assistant Branch Manager of our Grasonville branch, where she opens deposit and loan accounts, helps balance checkbooks, and handles all types of customer service.
“There are several things that make Bern a great team member – her knowledge of the area and our customer base, her commitment to helping each customer the best that she can, her exceptional teamwork mindset to always work towards our vision, her bright and cheery personality, and her willingness to go the extra mile. We love having Bern as part of our team,” says Jessica Grande, Manager of our Grasonville, MD branch.
Ms. Lambert resides in Kent Island, MD. She has two children, Corey and Hannah. She enjoys swimming, gardening, and bike riding. She gives back to her local community by volunteering for the 4-H Fair each year. Bern is involved with Teach Children to Save, an annual event where bankers go into local schools and teach children about the importance of saving money.
For more information about Shore United Bank, visit ShoreUnitedBank.com
Although 2020 has brought many challenges for craft distilleries like Windon Distilling Company, with the tasting room shuttered for the last five months, new expanded wholesale into additional markets has helped keep spirits high, and rum flowing. Partnering with two new distributors this year, LYON RUM is now available in New Jersey, New York (and soon Pennsylvania) via Regal Wine Imports, and in Florida, through Drink Good Liquor Inc — for a total of nine states where you can enjoy Maryland’s original craft rum.
Easton Velocity announced today the launch of V-Fi, a managed whole-home Wi-Fi solution powered by Plume®, the creator of the world’s first Smart Home Services Platform. “This new service is designed to seamlessly connect the internet service provided by Easton Velocity with the devices used by our customers, enabling consistent connections in every room of the home,” said Ted L. Book, Director of Easton Velocity.
For the past decade, the Oxford Business Association’s (OBA) fall auction of these beautiful painted picket fences has been a highly anticipated event. Local artists from Oxford, Easton and St. Michaels have volunteered their time, talents, and creativity to produce colorful painted scenes on each 4-picket section of the iconic Oxford Fence representing Eastern Shore Life. These works of art will be auctioned, with all proceeds going to local charities and nonprofits. The fences are on display throughout the town of Oxford for the entire summer. This project is meant to invite everyone to explore Oxford and its unique shops and restaurants, while allowing OBA to give back. For many years the OBA has supported area charities and nonprofits, and this year there are ten partner organizations. Each is represented by an artist and the auction proceeds for each fence will go to the represented organization.
