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The Atlantic Hotel contributes to the Berlin Commercial Historic District as an example of late nineteenth century architecture. The hotel has been one of the most important commercial buildings in this small community from the time it was built in … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again, holiday season at the beach. I don’t know about you, but nothing says Christmas to me like a 30-foot tall super-creepy illuminated Santa Clause face peering ominously over the intimidating structure housing the court … Continue reading →

The streets of Snow Hill were lined with cars, holiday lights were hung on bare trees and flickered with the cold breeze, bright orange cones marked off a designated drinkin’ area in front of the historic fire hall, and the … Continue reading →

A game time decision – Everything either all comes together at the very end or falls apart, depending on your perspective.  With a birthday this past weekend and the start of holiday parties we are coming down to the wire, … Continue reading →

After all of the holiday hustle and bustle, this weekend seems a little more reserved. Socially speaking, there are still plenty of fun and exciting things going on in our coastal communities. From Christmas lights to visits with Santa or … Continue reading →

“If I win, Buckingham Elementary gets a year’s supply of free books, and my book gets published. Pretty cool all around,” said Andrea Bowland, Berlin resident, mother of two, and our very own Shorebread Executive Editor. In September, MeeGenius, an … Continue reading →

It’s commonly said without question that the birth of a child changes everything.  For Kristie Maxa, owner of Kiki Burleigh—a line of vintage inspired handbags, dresses, pillows, and jewelry—the birth of daughter Marlow stirred up a flow of creativity, and … Continue reading →

I had the opportunity to visit NYC last week for the FFANY shoe market. This is where all designers & brands show their Spring 2012 collections! During this time of year, New York is magical, with the tree lighting ceremony, … Continue reading →

Forty-four miles of trails ideal for deer hunting – sounds exactly like a good place to go for a hike, right? I thought, ‘Maybe I’ll just wear something orange, put an orange bandana on the dog, and brave the 16 … Continue reading →

It wasn’t until the opening teaser that the public knew for certain—Shawnee Berzonski, proprietor of Cupcakes in Bloom in Berlin, MD had indeed made it onto Cupcake Wars, the Food Network’s popular TV competition.  Berzonski had organized a viewing party … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again when we often see a change in our skin. Dry skin can result in dull, itchy, red and sometimes flakey skin. It is important to know the causes of dry skin in order to … Continue reading →

An intricately hand-painted canvas throw carpet fits perfectly in the entry way of the Calvin B. Taylor House. The walls are also covered with intricate grey and black wallpaper. The molding has a faux, hand-painted marble print that covers the … Continue reading →