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This hanging purple box found in Martinak State Park is one of many on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. These boxes are aimed to trap the Emerald Ash Borer, an invasive beetle known to destroy millions of trees. Over the past … Continue reading →

TGIF! We've been looking forward to the weekend all week long. We've got some exciting plans that include birding, walking our dogs, and looking at some bikes. What are your plans? Socially Speakig, there are plenty of options. Here are a … Continue reading →

Meet Alice. Alice takes me on little adventures with the wind blowing in my pigtails and my cares behind me. Alice is my scooter. And lately she’s not quite sure where she fits in the world of Motor Vehicles.  Scooting … Continue reading →

It’s not often enough that you find yourself completely consumed by nature. Every now and again it’s nice to just emerge yourself into nature. That’s exactly what happens at the Adkins Arboretum, located on the Eastern Shore, every single day. … 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 →

When I am packing for a trip I always have trouble deciding what to bring. Part of the problem is that I find it difficult to know what I am going to feel like wearing a few days in advance, … Continue reading →

Over 50 canvases covered in wet paint were tagged, sold, and carried out of the old Snow Hill Firehouse last weekend. The creations were made during  the 2012 plein air event and were only available for purchase during the Wet … Continue reading →

Do you ever find yourself wishing you could cleanse your body? Maybe you’ve eaten too many rich foods and you feel sluggish, or you had a really fun night out, and then paid the price. Or perhaps you aren’t even … Continue reading →

Shorebread is celebrating all things eco-friendly in the month of April. In keeping with our theme, we would like to bring additional awareness to the efforts of Grow Berlin Green and Lower Shore Land Trust as they hold the first … Continue reading →

I was having trouble deciding what to write about this week and then, low and behold, one of my favorite weekends of the year came and provided me with some material. This past weekend brought an event that, as pathetic … Continue reading →

A few miles from the historic center of Berlin, MD—just a slight turn off the main artery of Route 50 and into the woods—is nestled Upper Room Studio, a working farm, artist’s space, and model of practicing sustainability. Everything at … Continue reading →