Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a hot air balloon on Salisbury University’s campus! This past Sunday, Salisbury University’s “Student Organization for Activities Planning,” better known as SOAP, gave participants a once in a lifetime opportunity … Continue reading →

Robots, science, power tools and teamwork; that’s the underlying theme of Team Titanium Wrecks, a local Robotics Team in Northern Worcester County composed of students from grades 6-12 from Worcester County Schools, Private Schools and Home School Organizations. Built on … Continue reading →

If you have not had much success with fad diets and keeping excess weight under control, maybe it’s time to consider trying something different. We must keep in mind that no matter what is going on in our bodies, it’s … Continue reading →

Ocean City runs fairly traditional when it comes to food – fries, burgers, cheesesteaks and seafood are the norm, so it can be difficult to find a vegan offering or a gluten-free sandwich. While the vegetarian and vegan food scene … Continue reading →

When you can’t be home, but wish you could, we suggest opting for Dropcam and FakeTV. For those moments when you wish you could be a fly on the wall, there’s Dropcam Pro. Whether you want to keep an eye … Continue reading →

As part of the Affordable Care Act, Maryland Health Connection , the state’s new health insurance marketplace will open on October 1. Maryland Health Connection’s mission is to help Marylanders to shop, compare and enroll in quality health coverage. Maryland … Continue reading →

October used to be the month of orange and black, and while the festive Halloween colors will still be omnipresent all month long, there is another color that shines proudly in October – pink. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, … Continue reading →

Last week, I was telling you about the best sandwich ever. I was in the process of making it when I had to cut this short. I’ll now pick up exactly where I left off… So I found an onion. … Continue reading →

Ahoy there, untie yer ship and set sail for Salisbury’s Poplar Hill Mansion! In celebration of national “Talk Like a Pirate Day,” Poplar Hill Mansion hosted a lecture last week on “Pirates of the Delmarva Coast.” Curator Sarah Meyers spearheaded … Continue reading →

Governor’s Intergovernmental Affairs Coordinator by day, guitar and vocalist by night; Chuck Cook has been playing with bandmate Chris Demone since 2005. After their band Dash Eight broke up in 2007 they decided to form an acoustic duo called Test … Continue reading →

Next week the town of Salisbury and surrounding areas will make room for thousands of bicyclists, as the Eastern Shore celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Salisbury University’s Seagull Century. That’s right, it’s time for Sea Gull Century, with over 7,000 … Continue reading →

Wine is a libation that has no season – summer, fall, winter, spring – there is a wine for every season and every occasion. Yet, there is something about the transition from summer to fall that has us popping the … Continue reading →