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Co-founders and managing partners of Matt Ortt Companies assured Ocean Pines residents Thursday evening at a standing-room-only town hall meeting that the newly hired management company is doing what it can to improve the food and beverage operations at the … Continue reading →

Full stream ahead! In their quest for cleaner water, a more bountiful bay and united community, The Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation recently presented a $20,000 grant to the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay in support of Project … Continue reading →

Sandie Gerken, Dagsboro resident, is proud to announce the publication of her new book, STORIED SUSSEX: A collection of historical events and stories that have shaped Sussex County, Delaware. Written originally as history articles for the local newspaper, High Tide … Continue reading →

A burrito is best defined as a flour tortilla rolled or folded around a filling that usually consists of meat, beans and cheese. But we want to know, what is your preferred burrito? One consisting of local seafood or fresh … Continue reading →

On March 25, 1634, settlers from two small sailing ships – the Ark and the Dove – landed on Maryland soil in what is now known as St. Mary’s County. In 1903, the State Board of Education chose March 25 … Continue reading →

April showers bring May flowers, but we are ready for Spring weather now! Tuesday, March 20 marks the first day of Spring, and Delmarva’s season of warmer temperatures, longer days and blooming buds on the trees is full of exciting … Continue reading →

If you haven’t noticed by now, we love living on the Eastern Shore; but can you really blame us? Between the beaches, the history, and the beautiful wildlife, the Shore offers something for everyone to indulge in. One way to … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Shorebread had the opportunity to join The Freeman Stage at The Cove Bar & Grill for their 2018 Volume 1 Entertainment Reveal! Before announcing the first half of their summer lineup, we heard from keynote speakers about the importance … Continue reading →

Ocean City, Maryland – (March 2, 2018): The current storm system bringing extreme wind and rain across Maryland is expected to last in Ocean City throughout the weekend. The most dangerous conditions have started this morning with gusty winds which will continue, … Continue reading →

The Carl M. Freeman Foundation is proud to announce the opening of grant opportunities for nonprofit organizations located in Sussex County, Delaware.  Funding is available through the FACES (Freeman Assists Communities with Extra Support) Grants Program, which targets small organizations … Continue reading →

Coastal Hospice announces their new Board of Directors for 2018, including three new members. For a second year, Michael P. Dunn continues in the chair position and Stephen R. Farrow as vice chair. Lorie Phillips continues as treasurer and Alane … Continue reading →

It is with a heavy heart that we share this with you. We lost an Ocean City icon & a dear friend this week. Shirley Phillips passed away early Christmas morning at the age of 95. Our thoughts and prayers … Continue reading →

With Thanksgiving being just a few short weeks away, it’s the time of year for us to reflect upon and be thankful for all that we have. What better way to do so than to give back and help someone … Continue reading →