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The Bose SoundLink is a wireless speaker, connected through Bluetooth devices, that allows music to be shared on your mobile phone with sound quality much better than any other Bluetooth speakers available. The SoundLink speaker works wirelessly with iPhones, Androids, … Continue reading →

It’s officially in-season in the coastal region. If you’re coming here on vacation, chances are you expect to pay handsomely for practically everything. But that’s just not so in Ocean City, MD, especially if you happen to be in the … Continue reading →

We are sad to see her go, but our fashion maven Melissa is bidding us a fond farewell this week. We at Shorebread, (and we know many of you), have loved Melissa’s fashion tips, advice, and photos each week. For … 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 Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum houses a wonderful collection of coastal artifacts depicting life on the shore in the Ocean City, MD area from the town’s earliest days. Permanent collections include the downstairs Wreck in the Offing exhibit portraying … Continue reading →

This is your reality check to see how well you are aging, or not. Do you have any of the following? Nasolabial folds form from the outside of the nose to the corners of your mouth Crow’s feet – loose … Continue reading →

In honor of ShoreBread’s Local Farmer’s Markets Monthly Feature, we’ve decided to put a little twist on things, and focus on market fashion. What you wear while shopping can look chic while keeping you effortlessly cool during the hot summer … Continue reading →

SIGHTS, SOUNDS, STUPIDITY, SUMMER. That’s my alliterative intro to yet another installment of my rants on the telltale signs that our peak season is upon us. Those of us who are fortunate enough to live here year round are all … Continue reading →

When Mary Humphreys passed away, not only did she leave her home, the Humphreys House, she left funding for a foundation that she created. As it turns out, the foundation is what held the note for the house when we purchased … Continue reading →

The Warren Mansion, located in the forests of Worcester County is a very unusual building. It is built on two or more levels and is totally covered with stucco. The home was designed by Frank A. Warren, Jr. on Old … Continue reading →

This weekend on the shore seems to be incredibly family-friendly. Children will be delighted by the amount of kid-friendly activities occurring this weekend. The best part? Most of these events are scheduled to take place outside, on the beach, or … Continue reading →

For only $5 you can tour an early 19th century village, meet a master gardener, weaver, blacksmith, and woodworker, and hike a one mile path through some of the most brilliant cypress swamps you’ve ever experienced. $5 gets you into … Continue reading →

“I’m looking for mushrooms. Big ones,” said a market shopper to Elise as she overlooked the Holly Hill Homemade baked goods spread across the table covered in a deep blue table cloth. Elise reached in a box behind her and … Continue reading →

What I love about fashion is the amazing, creative people that are behind it. You don’t have to go all the way to New York or Los Angeles to meet exciting people who are making a difference in the fashion … Continue reading →

We all know how incredible we feel after spending a day at the beach. Scientific studies show the real reason is that the sun puts you in a better mood because it stimulates the pineal gland in your brain. For … Continue reading →

Let me first apologize for my absence last week and leaving you with a rerun. Maybe “apologize” is the wrong choice of words because I’m not at all sorry. I was unable to write for a very good reason, the … Continue reading →