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After the candy has been consumed and the costumes put away, Eastern Shore locals know that its time to focus our energies on pumpkins. That’s right, its time for Punkin Chunkin! This weekend, November 1-3, the annual gathering will draw … Continue reading →

Adults and kids were out and about this weekend, showing off their scariest, cutest, and most creative costumes. Halloween isn’t until Thursday but with parties, festivals and parades galore, we’ve been seeing all sorts of crazy costumes. While we can … Continue reading →

“Having a paranormal experience is like being a member of a club you didn’t ask to join. They pick you, you don’t pick them.” It’s almost Halloween, that time of year when we try to scare ourselves with horror movies, … Continue reading →

With all of the festivals and fall-centric events across the Delmarva Peninsula, we’ve had our dance cards full lately. Despite the gloomy weather last week, we’ve beenkeeping busy here at ShoreBread, and this week is no exception with Octoberfest in … Continue reading →

HALO (Hope and Life Outreach Ministries) will celebrate their 2nd Annual Harvest for Hope Family Fest this Sunday, October 20, in an effort to celebrate fall while raising money for those in need. The event, to be held at the … Continue reading →

Rain, rain go away… So far, fall weather has been picture-perfect. Last weekend’s beach weather made for ideal, outdoor Day Trippin’, but as the saying goes, you can’t win ‘em all. The end of week and weekend forecasts are grim, … Continue reading →

This October while everyone is putting on Halloween costumes, instead of yelling “boo” you might want to think about yelling ZOO! The Salisbury Zoo is hosting an assortment of ghostly attractions for little and big goblins alike, all month long. … Continue reading →

With cooler weather moving in, children will be doing more activities indoors. This is the perfect time to check out what the Ocean City Center for the Arts on 94th Street has to offer. Kids love clay! Why not sign … Continue reading →

Established in 1677 by pioneers and boat builders, St. Michaels is one of those classic East Coast towns that has managed – against all odds – to maintain that quintessential small town vibe. The small Eastern Shore town has grown … 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 →

Area high school students are fully immersed in the school year now that summer is officially over. Tests, papers, grades, sports, after school commitments, extracurriculars…the list goes on and on. Pile the stress of the college admission process on top … Continue reading →

Arts and entertainment were abuzz this weekend on the Shore, with national recording artists rocking out in downtown Ocean City, fiddlers fiddlin’ on Main Street in Berlin, and artists competing in #mdscoolestsmalltown. To top off an already epic weekend, mother … Continue reading →