The Eastern Shore’s growing healthcare system will need more than doctors and nurses. It will need EMTs, technicians, therapists, nursing assistants, laboratory workers, and dozens
It began, appropriately enough, with an almost impossible quest. Chestertown Old Book Company publishers Bill Frank and Gerry Cataldo became determined to produce a monumental
It won’t surprise many Mid-Shore residents that few people know about Claiborne, Maryland, or even know its name. Though it sits just a few
Spiritually, winter is often described as a sacred pause, a time for deep inner reflection, rest, and renewal. It is the season that invites us
Ciao Tutti! I hope everyone had a very happy holiday season and Happy New Year! For our first wine tasting in 2026, our selection
The new Avatar movie uses fire as its theme. Fire is a transcendent part of our culture. Without fire we wouldn’t have had light, heat,
One of the great, little-known crimes against humanity in 2025 was the BBC’s decision to block access to its radio broadcasts outside the United Kingdom.
Design with Jenn Martella: A Christmas Card: “The Snuggery” This restored Victorian exterior, originally a log cabin, reflects a harmonious blend of history and
Christmas with Grandma Moses Anna Mary Robertson Moses (1860-1961) began painting at age 78. Her paintings of bygone American life were discovered in 1938, and
Jean Wortman of Easton has recently been hired as the Visitor Services Manager at Adkins Arboretum. Wortman has a breadth of experience in the public