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On Thursday, September 27th, the large red doors located behind the St. Paul’s By-the-Sea Episcopal Church on Baltimore Avenue will be open to the public from 4 to 6 pm. The Red Doors Community Center will be celebrating their grand … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach, the town known for its family-friendly boardwalk, white sand beaches, historic homes, summer retreats, fabulous shopping, and pride was formed on very traditional ideals and goals. Many do not know that the entire purpose and formation of this … Continue reading →

With fall approaching and kids going back to school, it’s important to keep ourselves healthy to prevent germ-related illnesses. This is a simple to do list to keep your immune system in peak condition: * Get moderate exercise and walk daily … Continue reading →

Another Labor Day weekend has come and gone, and another “peak” season begins its rapid decline. Hundreds of thousands of people who made our little town their home for the summer, for a week, or even just a weekend exit … Continue reading →

The Staff of Shorebread is pleased to announce our newest columnist… I am someone, perhaps a friend or neighbor, who was born and bred on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Or maybe I have come to this peaceful land by … Continue reading →

During the late nineteenth century, businesses and residents of Rehoboth Beach, DE began using ice to preserve perishable foods and to cool drinks. Ice was cut from Silver Lake during the winter months and stored in small, wooden buildings that … Continue reading →

It make sense. Never before has there been a free video chat service that enables both one-on-one chats and group chats (with as many as 10 people). Yes, Google+ Hangouts is similar to Skype, FaceTime, and Facebook Video Chat, but … Continue reading →

Poison Ivy is out in full force right now. Its viney being can be noted in local fields, climbing up trees, taking over gardens, and growing roadside all across the Eastern Shore. The three-leaved bandit is very hard to eradicate, … Continue reading →

It’s always a sad day when Labor Day hits. Where has summer gone? Can it really be September already? The sad truth – yes, it’s September and yes, it’s fall. Have no worries. September is filled with exciting things happening … 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 →

The day was humid and muggy, the air thick, the horizon hazy—which only added to the anticipation. The wind suddenly shifted and with it seemed to go the last few centuries. There, docked along the bay floated a great vessel … Continue reading →

This photo was taken Saturday night, August 25th, 2012, from my porch on 14th street, bayside, and if you couldn’t tell, it was during a thunderstorm. Now that the big question has been answered, here comes the real story… Every … Continue reading →

There’s nothing quite like taking those first few steps onto the beach, even before the waves are visible—the pleasing sting of the salt air, the breeze whipping around, the sand beneath your toes. Life at the beach—whether you happen to … Continue reading →

Knowledge is the best defense on fighting the wide spread of germs. Kids are back in school and they will be tossing bacteria around like hot potatoes. I hope you will consider these ideas on prevention and protection to keep you and … Continue reading →

The Wellington Hotel is a stately building with a shaded front porch, aged trees out front, a large parking area to the north, and is located less than one block from the beach on 9th Street and Baltimore Avenue in … Continue reading →

Over the past couple of weeks we’ve touched on the various ridiculous things I’ve seen and heard in my many years as a bartender. We’ve gone over some examples of the absolutely absurd behavior that many display while out in … Continue reading →