Food Friday: Sausage and peppers
I love trailing through food stores, peering through shop windows and admiring perfectly arranged still lives of fruits, vegetables, and meats; getting ideas and inspirations. In Selfridge’s palatial food hall in London a few years ago I marveled at the goose eggs, duck eggs, and quail eggs artfully posed in small packages in a case that also included tubs of duck fat. Interesting. Unusual. Nearby ... [Continue Story]
Talbot Spy Highlights
Untruth and Consequences by Al Sikes
I want an Editor. Well okay, I don’t deserve one. The business model says no. Business model? Now awake from this flirty dream, I move on. The ... [Continue Story]
- Chesapeake Lens: “Winter Afternoon” By Lee Goodwin
- Centerville Y to host Current Geopolitical Affairs program
- Food Friday: Sausage and peppers
- Equal and opposite, summer-winter, and poor man’s fertilizer by Dennis Forney
- Moore’s Misguided Tax Proposal: Punishing success, ignoring reform by Clayton Mitchell
- Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Heading off to Easton
- Presidential pasts and an impending future by Steve Parks
- Explore the rich African American experience in Dorchester County
- Wine of the Week: Tenuta dei Monaci Monacello
- Share the Chesapeake story as a CBMM volunteer interpreter
Brevities
Soup by Katherine Emery
January is National Soup Month, a time to celebrate this beloved comfort food. January was designated National Soup Month by Campbell’s Soup Company ... [Continue Story]
- 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: Saying hello to Easton’s snowman
- The Magic of Keepsakes 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
Tax cuts, increases part of Moore’s ‘growth agenda’ – Maryland Matters
Gov. Wes Moore Wednesday proposed a budget he said will promote long-term economic growth and provide tax cuts to many, but it will be ... [Continue Story]
- 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
- Nominations sought for Women & Girls Fund Award
- Operation Christmas Spirit delivers the gift of hope
Food and Garden Notes
Cars as movie co-stars and museum artworks by Steve Parks
And just when you thought drive-ins were a thing of the past – particularly in the dead of winter – Easton’s Academy Art Museum launches a monthly ... [Continue Story]
- Untruth and Consequences by Al Sikes
- Chesapeake Lens: “Winter Afternoon” By Lee Goodwin
- Centerville Y to host Current Geopolitical Affairs program
- Food Friday: Sausage and peppers
- Equal and opposite, summer-winter, and poor man’s fertilizer by Dennis Forney
- Moore’s Misguided Tax Proposal: Punishing success, ignoring reform by Clayton Mitchell