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The fall, with its cooler temperatures, is a great time to get outside and clean up the yard before winter arrives. Fall hikes can also be exceptionally scenic in our local parks as we get to watch the leaves transition … Continue reading →

Wedding planning starts and ends with one perfect choice: the venue. For a picturesque Eastern Shore wedding on the water, consider booking a weekend at the Combsberry Inn in Oxford, MD. Just minutes from St. Michaels, MD and an easy drive from DC and Baltimore, the Combsberry is the perfect spot for a wedding any time of year. Continue reading →

Whenever someone drinks hot tea, they are unknowingly sampling a commodity that has a story spanning centuries. From ancient China, to Colonial Europe to today, this drink has been well loved and bartered. If you are a tea drinker and … Continue reading →

As you travel south down Route 112, you’d be amiss if you didn’t make a detour to the Town of Snow Hill. Impossibly quaint and boasting some terrific shops and restaurants, it’s a day trip within itself. However, if you … Continue reading →

The Worcester County Arts Council is pleased to announce the June exhibit, featuring paintings by an accomplished local artist, Marian Bickerstaff. The opening “Meet the Artist” reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Friday, … Continue reading →

Over breakfast? Sometimes I just skip breakfast foods and go straight for lunch at 6:30 am. Waffles, bagels, cereal, oatmeal…. Monotonous and boring! Anyone else sick of the same breakfast foods? Want a new spin on breakfast? Grab this recipe! … Continue reading →

Sometimes we at ShoreBread like to revisit our old stomping grounds and recently we ended up back on the campus at Salisbury University. Strolling around campus, we had ample time to reminisce about college life and also to visit some … Continue reading →

The holiday rush is near its end, which means the weeks upon weeks of cookies, pies, chocolates, and celebratory drinks is almost over. While we all have grand hopes of starting out the New Year on the right foot with … Continue reading →

For quite a while lifestyle choices were more about convenience — how fast can a meal be put on a table, or how much of something can be purchased in order to save a few dollars. It was the ‘more’ … Continue reading →

Any day that surpasses 50 degrees on a weekend is one meant for early spring gardening on the Eastern Shore. Last Saturday, green-thumbs were outside in their yards pulling weeds, clearing out flower beds for new mulch, trimming their shrubs, … Continue reading →

Winter brings frigid temperatures, chilling winds, and even delivered some snow to the Eastern Shore recently. As we battle Mother Nature to stay warm this year, your trees are fighting, too. You can add extra layers of clothing, sip on … Continue reading →

The flu is officially rampant across the United States, according to CDC reports stating the flu season started weeks early, and that 41 states have already reported a significant number of cases. While many opt to get vaccinated to protect … Continue reading →