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Every now and again on ShoreBread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the … Continue reading →

Which tech gadgets, products, apps, and software do you want or need? Which products do you ‘gotta have? Each week, a bona-fide tech expert from D3Corp of West Ocean City, MD will discuss tech products that you’ve ‘gotta have live, on the … Continue reading →

Written as the storm was approaching… I’m not quite certain that this one is even going to make it to print, but if you’re reading it, then apparently it did. I’m writing from deep within the jowls of some really … Continue reading →

What’s there to do after a huge hurricane, after Halloween, and after trick-or-treating? How about chucking large pumpkins, checking out some art, holiday shopping, eating delicious bratwurst, and learning about your ancestors? Sounds like a lot. Pick and choose a … Continue reading →

The Huston family greatly influenced the area surrounding the mansion.  Dr. John Huston tried to start the first-ever hospital in Salisbury. His attempts fell show when he was unable to raise enough money to fund the operation. Dr. Huston owned … Continue reading →

Last night, as a full moon cast an eerie light over the shore, costumed trick-or-treaters ran from home to home – their orange pumpkin pails overflowing with candy. Just two days after the unprecedented Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern Shore, … Continue reading →

Just two days after an unprecedented storm hit the Eastern Shore, Berlin, MD is getting ready for another kind of big event: Halloween. Trick-or-Treat is on as scheduled for 5 -7 pm tonight, despite the fact that clean-up efforts are … Continue reading →

With the holidays approaching it is time to think about sprucing up our homes for entertaining our guests. Feng Shui, the ancient art of placement, can be a helpful tool. Our homes have energy and when we create more flow we … Continue reading →

On a warm day in September, Furnace Town’s Executive Director, Heather McAllen spoke about the spirits that occupy the old plot of land. Furnace Town was once home to one of the first iron furnaces in the entire country. The … Continue reading →

Hurricane Sandy is making her way up the coast, with many models predicting the storm will take an unprecidented track into the east coast, possibly making landfall on Delmarva. It's advisable to be proactive and prepare your home and family … Continue reading →

Socially Speaking is bringing something a little different to ShoreBread this weekend – Halloween activities and events happening around the shore!  Since Halloween falls mid-week this year, we’ve made lists of haunted activities happening this weekend. Check out these ShoreBread … Continue reading →

Plan on carving pumpkins this fall season? Did you pick up some perfect pumpkins yet? If not, ShoreBread can help. We’ve put together a guide to local pick-your-own pumpkin places and farm stands. Check out the guide for picking pumpkins … Continue reading →

Remember the last article I wrote for ShoreBread? I had removed all the color from a bayside sunset. Naturally, this go-round I decided to enhance the color of a sunrise over the ocean. I was on an assignment for my full time, 9 … Continue reading →

I think all of us have been touched by loved ones and friends who have had some type of cancer. Its truly shocking how many people have been affected, and sadly, at all ages. It is so important to keep aware … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever been to Assateague Island, chances are you’ve already seen this architectural piece of Eastern Shore history. Standing tall overlooking the Sinepuxent Bay and Assateague Island is the Flemish bond brick, monumental Rackliffe Plantation House—a watchful perch the … Continue reading →

About a year or so ago, I started writing what proved to be a multi part-piece chronicling events and stories from my first summer in Ocean City, MD. I thought I could have wrapped it up in two or three … Continue reading →