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While most of us were soaking up the last few rays of warm weather and sunshine this past weekend, a mass of cyclists were working up a sweat under the sun. Last Saturday, Sea Gull Century went off without a … Continue reading →

Craft beer connoisseurs rejoice – the Good Beer Festival returns this weekend, and what a glorious return it is! The Good Beer Festival is enjoying its fourth year, and will be held this Saturday and Sunday (October 12 and 13) … Continue reading →

Dogfish Head Brewing and Eats is sponsoring a showing of a documentary about Delaware’s oyster industry. The Restaurant, along with the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society will present the documentary on Sunday, October 20 at 6pm at Dogfish Head Brewing & … 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 →

It’s Oyster Week at Galaxy 66 Bar & Grille (October 6-13), and as avid oyster fans, we can’t wait to try the inventive line-up of oyster dishes awaiting us. Besides slurping down some of the area’s freshest raw oysters, there’s … Continue reading →

From a business standpoint, there are a lot of women running the Shore, from small start-ups to larger corporations. In an effort to continue encouraging female entrepreneurship on the Eastern Shore, Maryland Capital Enterprises (MCE) is hosting a Women’s Business … Continue reading →

The transition from summer to fall is equal parts bittersweet and rousing. While we loathe seeing summer go, we also welcome the break in the oppressive summer heat as well as the decline in the summertime masses. Fall also marks … Continue reading →

Salisbury University has seen a substantial amount of growth and changes over the past few years, giving rise to new businesses in the area as well. Located in the ground floor of SU’s latest high-rise dormitories (Sea Gull Square), the … 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 →

Our list of things to do this weekend is rapidly growing. From Seagull Century to Bark For Life, there are events all over the shore to delve into. Also on the agenda for the weekend is the annual Chesapeake Celtic … Continue reading →

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a hot air balloon on Salisbury University’s campus! This past Sunday, Salisbury University’s “Student Organization for Activities Planning,” better known as SOAP, gave participants a once in a lifetime opportunity … Continue reading →

Robots, science, power tools and teamwork; that’s the underlying theme of Team Titanium Wrecks, a local Robotics Team in Northern Worcester County composed of students from grades 6-12 from Worcester County Schools, Private Schools and Home School Organizations. Built on … Continue reading →