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It’s a new year and time to start those healthy resolutions we all wish we could keep going all year long. Many of those good thoughts fade with time but one thing I never give up is my Zamu. This … Continue reading →

I’d first like to wish each and every one of you a very happy, safe, healthy and prosperous new year. I welcome 2013 with open arms. My new year’s resolution was going to be to stop procrastinating, but I’ve decided … Continue reading →

Drake Owen Dè la Rosa was born on Tuesday, January 1, 2013, at 7:59 a.m., making him the first baby born at Peninsula Regional Medical Center this year. Drake’s mother, Patty Miller of Salisbury, says Drake waited a few days … Continue reading →

The Junior Auxiliary Board recently donated $25,000 to the Peninsula Regional Medical Center Foundation as part of the Junior Board’s $1 million pledge toward PRMC’s trauma center.  The Junior Auxiliary Board at PRMC was established in 1924, and to date … Continue reading →

This is a Vitamix 3600. It’s awesome. This is also the original owner’s manual and cookbook- also awesome. The Vitamix is a circa 1970 marvel with a high power blender and pouring spout that also heats; perfect for soup making. … Continue reading →

While it could be several months before the Casino at Ocean Downs formalizes any plans to add table games, significant changes in the hours of operation, such as being open 24 hours a day on weekends and holidays, including New … Continue reading →

“Housing and real estate account for almost 1/5th of Maryland’s gross state product,” said Mary C. Antoun, Chief Executive Officer of the Maryland Association of Realtors. “Traditionally, the housing sector leads the economy out of recession and into more robust … Continue reading →

In honor of the quickly approaching New Year, we’ve been reflecting on ShoreBread’s articles from the past year. 2012 was a great year for ShoreBread; we published more than 600 original articles, taken more than 2,000 photos, and our readership … Continue reading →

Every year, at the exact stroke of midnight on December 31st, people around the world take part in a huge celebration. They celebrate by watching a symbolic giant ball fall slowly to the ground, kissing their neighbors, twirling loud noisemakers … Continue reading →

Pieces of Ocean City’s old Boardwalk are being spread around the country for all to enjoy as the contractor has been recycling the lumber through interested parties. City Engineer Terry McGean reported last Friday the reconstruction of Ocean City’s famous … Continue reading →

Let me start by saying that if you’re reading this, then thankfully the Mayans were wrong. We’ve dodged yet another end of the world prediction. The bad news is that we still have to pay for all the Christmas gifts … Continue reading →

There is no time more fitting to say Thank You and to Wish you a Happy Holiday Season. Thank you for following and reading ShoreBread. It’s because of you that we continue to grow each year. Our warmest thoughts and … Continue reading →

The Victorian era of history was represented by Queen Victoria’s reign over Britain from 1837 to 1901. The Victorian era was marked by romanticism, mysticism, changing social values, and an increase of peace, prosperity, and art. Every holiday season, bits … Continue reading →

January 1st, 2013 fast approaching! New Year’s Eve is just over one week away – time to decide what you’re going to be doing on the big night. If you’re hoping to get reservations for dinner somewhere, get a hotel … Continue reading →

During the winter months, it’s often nice to think about planning a vacation. Sometimes, you just can’t help but think about visiting your favorite vacation spot. Now is the best time to start planning your summer vacation to Ocean City, … Continue reading →

The Town of Ocean City is reminding citizens that the administrative offices will be closed on Monday, December 24, and Tuesday, December 25, in observance of the Christmas holiday. The normal trash pickup schedule will be in effect on Monday, … Continue reading →