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Mid-Shore Food: Stormy Ice Cream on Dover

August 20, 2019 by Tori Paxon

Storm Brothers Ice Cream Factory in Annapolis has been associated with quality ice cream for over 15 years. Now Sveinn, the owner’s son and wife Cecile, have opened up their own version of the family business in Easton. Named after daughters Wednesday and Freyja, Storm & Daughters offers all the goodness of the original, but with an Eastern Shore flair.

Cecile, who got tired of the Easton to Annapolis daily commute knew that the town of Easton was a perfect location for a store with an old-style ice cream parlor feel. From the 48 ice cream flavors to their signature ‘waffle Wednesdae,’ to their dairy free option, there is something to satisfy anyone who walks into their store.

The Spy spent a few minutes with Cecile Storm to talk about their history and some of their possible collaborations.

This video is approximately one minute in length. For more information please go here

https://www.stormanddaughters.com/

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At the Academy: Open Mic Night Wednesdays

July 26, 2019 by Tori Paxon

With all the good hustle and bustle of the Academy Art Museum’s nonstop art classes and significant exhibitions, it is sometimes easy not to notice the AAM’s other efforts to bring its Mid-Shore community together to enjoy the other arts like music.

One of those amazing programs is their one a month open mic night when local musicians gather in the museum’s auditorium on Monday evenings to perform and support each other.Directed by Ray Remesch, the AAM’s music specialist, as well as Christ Church of Easton’s Minister of Contemporary Music, the AAM’s open mic, offers a variety of performances, demonstrations, and presentations that taps into the region’s endless supply of talented artists.

The Spy’s Tori Paxon caught up with Ray a few weeks ago at the Academy to learn more.

This video is approximately minutes in length. For more information about the Academy Art Museum please go here.

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Senior Nation: Second Senior Summit Highlights

June 12, 2017 by Tori Paxon

When it comes to caring for Talbot County’s seniors, Talbot Community Connections (TCC) is leading the charge. Responsible for the second annual senior summit, held at the Talbot County Community Center; 48 vendors and sponsors informed the public on topics such as quality in-home care, dementia, and scam avoidance.The public attended workshops showing disadvantages seniors face daily, along with discussions to stay fit and healthy. Raising seven grand their first year, TCC helps fund Easton’s Child Advocacy Center.

TCC was founded in 2001, focusing on safety, health, and well-being of Talbot County children and adults. This non-profit organization receives grants allowing them to donate to the Department of Social Services for several programs including Backpacks for Children, Dad’s Class, and the Foster program. TCC envisions furthering education on senior care for their third annual senior summit but until then; they are grateful to their volunteers and sponsors who help make these events possible.

This video is approximately one minute in length. For more information about Talbot Community Connections please go here.

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