Many of the telltale signs that spring is here have recently befallen us. Or at least they have around my house. This week will be a collection of short stories sighting examples of how spring is showing its presence in … Continue reading →

Written by Bob Beckelman, Eastern Shore Golf Magazine I’m going to dedicate more time to golf instruction this season. Deer Run Golf Club has been kind enough to allow me to significantly reduce my responsibilities for the Course in order … Continue reading →

The Logitech TV Cam is more convenient and practical than being attached to computer. The HD cam allows for more viewing area; you can see the whole room. The device is great for skyping with a child who won’t stay … Continue reading →

Logitech TV Cam HD connects users face-to-face with anyone on Skype – all from the convenience of your handheld smartphone, tablet, personal laptop or HDTV. The Logitech TV Cam is perfect for keeping in touch with family and friends nearby, across … Continue reading →

Written by Dr. Pete Zemo, WOC Fitness During the recent cold weather I have talked to many members at our gym with U.R.I.s (colds). During our discussions I ask what they are doing for it (my specialty when in active … Continue reading →

The appearance of veins can make you not want to expose your legs. At some time in their lives, 50% of all women experience vein disease, but by understanding the causes you can prevent some of it from occurring. What … Continue reading →

“When school lets out, millions of low-income children no longer get a healthy breakfast or lunch, but the USDA’s summer meals program helps to fill that gap and is an invaluable investment in the future of America’s children,” said Tom … Continue reading →

Diakonia, an emergency and transitional housing program located in West Ocean City, has partnered with local restaurants for their annual “Dine Out Days” event. Please show your support by dining out at any of the following participating restaurants who are … Continue reading →

In this week’s column Syd revisits a trip to his Mecca on the shore, an annual event known as Pork in the Park, in Salisbury, MD. This past weekend brought an event that, as pathetic as it may seem, I … Continue reading →

Written by Joanne Shriner, Staff Writer – The Dispatch The Mayor and City Council approved this week the Surfing Beach Committee’s recommendation to expand the two rotating surfing beaches during times of good surf and have the Inlet open to surfers on … Continue reading →

“It’s not magic,” Diane Davis-Hayes says. “But it might appear that way to some.” Davis-Hayes, Director of the Medical Laboratory Science Program at Salisbury University, is talking about the laboratory results that appear on the screen for health care staff … Continue reading →

Each year on April 22nd, teams of eco-friendly individuals and community members combine efforts to support Mother Earth. April 22nd is Earth Day; a day known globally as International Mother Earth Day across the world. Earth Day is celebrated in … Continue reading →