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November is Native American History Month. The Eastern Shore is one of the oldest areas in the country in terms of English settlements. Long before these settlers ever visited our shores, Native American tribes flourished here. Do you know the … Continue reading →

For the 2015 edition of this article, simply click here. Tradition can take many forms; whether beginning with family customs, cultural heritage, or habits formed from years of friendship. Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate those traditions. Celebrating the Thanksgiving … Continue reading →

Alternate Perception. What’s your reaction? Do you take the two words side-by-side as they are? Do you even question what an ‘alternate perception’ might be? Do you assume it’s self-explanatory? Or do you break it down by definition? Alternate: (Adjective) … Continue reading →

There’s a chill in the air, kids bounce up and down in anticipation, not certain whether the approaching train, or Santa Claus—who happens to be tucked inside his house just a few yards away—is more exciting. Soon, these children and … Continue reading →

As you attend Thanksgiving festivities, keep the food you eat on your brain, as well as in your stomach. Overall, it will make for a healthier you. Here’s some food for thought this Thanksgiving… Be Thankful For Your Turkey Because: … Continue reading →

The Lower Shore Land Trust will be hosting a night of live bluegrass music, locally grown and produced food, local beer, and dancing on Saturday, December 8th. The event, title Get Bluegrass, is a way to raise money for the … Continue reading →

Having spent a majority of my life in a bar (mostly standing behind one that is), I’ve always abided by the unwritten rule that the two things you never discuss in a bar are religion and politics. I’ve parlayed that … Continue reading →

America Recycles Day is a national program of Keep America Beautiful, and is the only nationally-recognized day and community-driven awareness event dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the United States. Since its inception in 1997, communities across the country … Continue reading →

The Native Americans that once inhabited the fields, marshlands, and forests of the Eastern Shore may be long gone, but they are not forgotten. With totem poles, teepees, research centers, and museums throughout the area in remembrance, the authentic and … Continue reading →

Welcome to Ocean City’s official off-season… It used to be that the day after Labor Day in a beach town began the off-season. Not anymore. With non-stop events occurring every weekend for the past 9 weekends in our beach towns, … Continue reading →

Which tech gadgets, products, apps, and software do you want or need? Which products do you ‘gotta have? Each week, a bona-fide tech expert from D3Corp of West Ocean City, MD will discuss tech products that you’ve ‘gotta have live, on the … Continue reading →

All throughout the day Monday, October 29th, residents of the Ocean City, MD area sat glued to their computers, TV’s, radios, or smart phones—whatever bit of technology they could rely on for information about the storm of epic proportions bearing … Continue reading →