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A brunch staple is the Bloody Mary, which is known to be a hangover cure and a preppy drink that gives people an excuse to drink during the day.  Many restaurants offer their own variations on the Bloody Mary theme, … Continue reading →

Soil on the Eastern Shore of Maryland is sandy and well drained. The climate is temperamental and moderated by the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. The warm days and cool nights are memorable, enjoyable, and perfect for growing grapes. The … Continue reading →

Valentine’s Day is this week. Fittingly, February is also American Heart Month. Many people give candy and chocolate this time of year to show how much they care. However, I think the best present you can give your loved one … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year when festive Christmas decorations in storefronts have been replaced with hearts, chocolates, and even a cupid or two. Valentine’s Day reminders are everywhere, conjuring up images of romance, calling to us all to celebrate the … Continue reading →

This weekend and again on Monday, you have the opportunity to unite with countless other Americans, joining forces to make a difference in local communities. It’s a way to give back, engage, and challenge yourself to improve the world in … Continue reading →

The Eastern Shore is a pretty cool place to live. We live in a place where thousands of people spend their summer vacations each year. Hidden in our coastal towns are restaurants that serve the most delicious meals, great live … Continue reading →

Unbeknownst to many who call the Eastern Shore of MD home or reside in Worcester County, it is surprising to know that our coastline is covered in some of the oldest bridges in the entire country. Some bridges were constructed … Continue reading →

Merial Select confirmed this week it will be closing its Berlin doors effective next year. Though the majority of Merial’s approximately 45 employees are expected to lose their positions, town officials are optimistic that the facilities closing will not adversely … Continue reading →

While it could be several months before the Casino at Ocean Downs formalizes any plans to add table games, significant changes in the hours of operation, such as being open 24 hours a day on weekends and holidays, including New … Continue reading →

“Housing and real estate account for almost 1/5th of Maryland’s gross state product,” said Mary C. Antoun, Chief Executive Officer of the Maryland Association of Realtors. “Traditionally, the housing sector leads the economy out of recession and into more robust … Continue reading →

In honor of the quickly approaching New Year, we’ve been reflecting on ShoreBread’s articles from the past year. 2012 was a great year for ShoreBread; we published more than 600 original articles, taken more than 2,000 photos, and our readership … Continue reading →

Every year, at the exact stroke of midnight on December 31st, people around the world take part in a huge celebration. They celebrate by watching a symbolic giant ball fall slowly to the ground, kissing their neighbors, twirling loud noisemakers … Continue reading →