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Well, we’re now into part 4 of this piece documenting the antics of my roommates and I during our first summer here. For most of them, it turned out to be their last summer in O.C. I, on the other … Continue reading →

Imagine being a bartender at a small, empty bar just sitting around, shuffling through the TouchTunes filled with crumby pop music one slow Saturday afternoon in Ocean City. Then, all of a sudden you hear bells, then a single “Ho, … Continue reading →

“The local community of farmers, rural inhabitants, nature-lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts really enjoy bluegrass music because of its earthy sounds and beginnings. It’s becoming more and more popular on the Eastern Shore and has a loyal following – just like … Continue reading →

It would seem that the weather has cooperated with us for the past couple weeks very much allowing us to have the consistent dry air and temperature.  Making it easy to regulate the drying of drywall mud and stain( big … Continue reading →

Every other week on Shorebread one of our “single ladies” will give you a firsthand account of their trials and tribulations navigating the shore’s single scene. We’re in favor of the romantic notion of letter writing–you remember, in the olden … Continue reading →

Santa is a busy, busy man, especially on the Eastern Shore. Mr. Claus will be attending several parades, parties, and celebrations on the coast this weekend. Socially Speaking, it’s officially the holiday season. Welcome the winter spirit with these magical … Continue reading →

While most of us are out shopping for loved ones for the holiday season, there are some people in our close communities who can’t even afford a coat that will keep them warm this winter—an unfortunate reality of the state … Continue reading →

Introducing… Local Artisans Month on Shorebread In honor of the holiday season, and all of the gift-giving that comes along with it, Shorebread is devoting the month of December to our fine local artists. Artists who are from, currently live … Continue reading →

“When you have a passion for what you do, you just keep doing it,” said Jill Ferger, owner of Six Eleven Salon and Gallery in West Ocean City. After twelve years of experience in the beauty and cosmetology field, Ferger … Continue reading →

I hope you’ve all been following along through Parts 1 and 2 of this piece. It’s basically a synopsis of all of the bizarre and humorous events that took place during my first summer in Ocean City involving me and … Continue reading →

When I parked my car at a meter in Washington D.C. in late September, I felt anxiety and pride. As I walked toward the Occupy Wall Street encampment at MacPhearson Square, I began to wonder what motivated me to come … Continue reading →

My name is Danny Robinson and I am a capitalist. I also happen to be somewhat of a hippie. I usually wear flip flops; I believe in peace, and I believe there are more important aspirations than making money. Being … Continue reading →