Profiles in Spirtuality: A Chat with The Easton Group’s Stephanie Saunders
If somone had to guess where one of the Mid-Shore's top financial services executives goes on vacation, there is a good chance they would be wrong regarding Stephanie Saunders. While her peers might head off to trips in the Bahamas and tours of Europe, Stephanie has chosen the likes of Pakistan and the Philippine Islands when she takes a break from being a senior vice president at The Easton ... [Continue Story]
Talbot Spy Highlights
What if scenarios on the state budget By David Reel
On January 15, Governor Moore presented his proposed $67.3 billion state budget to the General Assembly. His proposed budget includes the ... [Continue Story]
- Moore, Smoke and Mirrors by Clayton Mitchell
- Adkins Arboretum Mystery Monday: Guess the photo
- Catfished By Laura J. Oliver
- Chesapeake Lens: “Winter Tide” by Laura Davis
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Time to get to work
- Food Friday: Good beginnings
- Easton cannabis store location debate: Should dispensaries be only 150 feet apart from each other?
- Wood Foundation awards $100K grant to Radcliffe Creek School
- Wine of the Week: Barale Fratelli Dolcetto d’Alba Le Rose
- Deep freeze driving large numbers of Canada geese to Eastern Shore
Brevities
Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Time to get to work
Such a special snowy winter scene from the Talbot Historical Society’s H. Robins Hollyday Collection! The date and location are unidentified but it ... [Continue Story]
- Red dye by Katherine Emery
- Soup by Katherine Emery
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance: In the dead of winter
- February sky-watch 2025: Bright winter stars and planets by Dennis Herrmann
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Time to make a Snowman in Royal Oak
- Glimmers by Katherine Emery
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Heading over to Harrisons on Tilghman Island
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: The Bugatti Report
- Happy New Year by Katherine Emery
- Yule by Katherine Emery
Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind
Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Meet Me at McCrory’s
John Graham McCrorey b.1860 d.1923 opened his first store in Scottsdale, Pennsylvania in 1882. He was know for his thrifty nature and legally dropped ... [Continue Story]
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Listening to the Captain
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Make Way for Miss Easton
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Say Hello to Miss Easton
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Here’s to the Winners
- Project Rewind: Just North of Oxford is Bellevue
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Time to Head to Riley’s
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Picking Up Some Wood at Nuttle’s
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Fire Trucks on Aurora Street
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Packing Them in Oxford
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: A Time to Sow
Community Notes
Tidewater Rotary Club announces 2025 fundraising events benefiting Talbot Hospice
EASTON, MD (January 22, 2025) – The Tidewater Rotary Club is proud to announce two engaging fundraising events for 2025, offering the community a ... [Continue Story]
- Waterfowl Festival announces 2025 Board Members
- Tax cuts, increases part of Moore’s ‘growth agenda’ – Maryland Matters
- Waterfowl Festival, Inc Appoints Julie Susman President for 2025 Festival
- Talbot County launches Talbot 250 Commission to celebrate America’s semi quincentennial
- Winterfest EMS 2025 gets ready for another year of excellence in emergency training
- Talbot County crews respond to winter storm to keep residents safe
- Chesapeake Fire & Ice is back For 2025
- Miles River Yacht Club speakers series – January 9
- Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: Talbot County Holiday Assessment
- Mid-Shore Gives 2024 raises $102K in 24 hours
- CBMM Summer Camp registration opens Jan. 2
- Easton Police Department graduates three from Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy
Food and Garden Notes
Profiles in Spirtuality: A Chat with The Easton Group’s Stephanie Saunders
If somone had to guess where one of the Mid-Shore's top financial services executives goes on vacation, there is a good chance they would be wrong ... [Continue Story]