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You know that saying, “It’s far better to give than to receive”? Do you think it’s true? Salisbury, MD resident, Nikki Dennis believes it is. Dennis created a unique local business that offers support to many local charities of the … Continue reading →

If you’ve been following along through parts 1 and 2 of this piece than you know that I’ve announced my candidacy for the office of President in 2016. I’ve been presenting you with the platform upon which I’ll be running. … Continue reading →

As November draws to a close, Shorebread brings you one final article in honor of Native American Hertitage Month. This is a personal story, about what it's like to grow up as a member of the Nantocoke Indian Tribe on … Continue reading →

Ocean City during the ‘off-season’ is really quite comparable to a ghost town. Only a few cars are seen cruising down Coastal Highway at any given time; all occupied by a lone local headed to or from work or home. … Continue reading →

We’re kicking off the holiday season on ShoreBread! It’s time for holiday parties, shopping for gifts, spending time with loved ones, and becoming mesmerized by holiday light displays. We’re planning on bringing you the best holiday events taking place in … Continue reading →

The change from summer to fall for many is represented by a return to school, an adjustment in wardrobe, and drop in temperature.  For Audrey Killen, fall means she’s less likely to end up in the hospital.  The heat and … Continue reading →

You can’t chase happiness because it’s already inside of you. “Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude,” wrote American motivational speaker Denis Waitley. How true do … Continue reading →

More so than in years prior, Black Friday shopping traditions have been extended and pushed forward, not back – to late Thanksgiving Day. This year’s Black Friday shopping specials begin on Thursday afternoon, just barely after your dinner has digested. … Continue reading →

Looking for a special stocking stuffer for your loved one this year? Beginning Black, Friday, November 23rd, tickets will be on sale for Foreigner and Beatlemania Again – both of which will headline the entertainment at Springfest 2013. Foreigner, a … Continue reading →

It’s the time of year when the grocery store shelves are wiped clear of canned pumpkin, everyone has a turkey de-thawing in their refrigerators, there are several cans of cranberry sauce in the pantry, and anyone and everyone is stressed … Continue reading →

To re-cap, in light of the recent election, and the choices we were given, I started thinking that I’d be as good an option as anyone to run for President in the next election. So last week, I threw my … Continue reading →

November is Native American History Month. The Eastern Shore is one of the oldest areas in the country in terms of English settlements. Long before these settlers ever visited our shores, Native American tribes flourished here. Do you know the … Continue reading →

The holidays are upon us. Thanksgiving is this week and some people have already had their Christmas decorations up for a month. Along with spending time with friends and family, this season is about…eating! Coincidentally (or maybe not so much), … Continue reading →

For the 2015 edition of this article, simply click here. Tradition can take many forms; whether beginning with family customs, cultural heritage, or habits formed from years of friendship. Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate those traditions. Celebrating the Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

It seems like Instagram addicts have finally gotten their way! For months, many users have been asking the Facebook-owned photo-sharing app to create web profiles. It’s actually happened. One week ago, Instagram announced that they’ve incorporated web-based profiles for all … Continue reading →

Alternate Perception. What’s your reaction? Do you take the two words side-by-side as they are? Do you even question what an ‘alternate perception’ might be? Do you assume it’s self-explanatory? Or do you break it down by definition? Alternate: (Adjective) … Continue reading →