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In the Ocean City area, we’re pretty used to hearing about poker runs – motorcycles, bicycles, classic cars, you name it – but never before has there been an on-water poker run. On Sunday, October 14th, the Maryland Coastal Bays … Continue reading →

Have picky eaters at home? Including them in meal planning could be the answer and the Red Doors Community Center can help. Among many new program offerings you can find the “Fresh Chefs: Farm to Table Cooking for Kids” course. … Continue reading →

It seems like vehicles just seem to take over Ocean City… motorcycles, scooters, Jeeps, VWs, and cruisers. Yes, it’s Cruisin’ Weekend in Ocean City. Antique cars, classics, and hot rods are cruising around the coast. Not one to sit along … 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 →

Writer/Director Michael Tully hasn’t kept his fondness for Ocean City, MD or the nostalgic vacations of his youth a secret. In fact, he’s written a comedic homage to his memories in Ping Pong Summer, the movie currently filming in Ocean … Continue reading →

This Saturday, October 6th marks the fifth Anniversary of Harbor Day – At The Docks, a notable event focusing on the Ocean City, MD area’s maritime traditions. You can expect to learn about the commercial and sport fishing industries, marine … Continue reading →

Located at the heart of the Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum is a pile of bricks and rubble covered in fallen pine needles and yellowed leaves. This pile of weathered bricks marks the site of an early 19th century bake … Continue reading →

Is there such a thing as manopause? You bet there is! But it’s called andropause or male menopause. If you’re wonder why some men seem “off” it’s because their hormones decline with age. Specifically they become low in testosterone. Women experience more … Continue reading →

I generally refrain from hitting you in consecutive weeks with stories about my family and my home life for reasons that I’ve previously disclosed. I’ve also however mentioned that on occasion my children unwittingly write this column for me. This … Continue reading →

It’s a special day for those who follow a plant-based diet. Lovers of legumes, sprouts, lettuces, nightshades, and a host of other goodies grown in the ground have cause to celebrate.  October 1st is World Vegetarian Day, and has been … Continue reading →

This past Saturday we found ourselves at a lovely farm in Hurlock, MD seated amidst a group of friendly folks who were mostly strangers.  We’d been invited over—a second time so we must have passed muster—to a friend’s annual Pig … Continue reading →

The Southern Delaware Botanic Gardens is an all-volunteer, grass-roots organization dedicated to creating a world-class botanical garden that inspires and educations – right here on the shores of Delaware. Established in January of 2012, the organization’s mission is to create … Continue reading →