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When it comes to the Fourth of July, most Americans look forward to dusk when the fireworks light up the sky, but while we love the annual fireworks’ displays, there’s still an entire weekend of holiday fun to be had. … Continue reading →

It’s the unofficial, official kickoff of the summer season, a day of pure pride for Americans all over. Family and friends gather together here on the Eastern Shore every Fourth of July to celebrate our independence and freedom. Colorful fireworks … Continue reading →

Well friends, it’s that time of year again, and I’d be remiss not to regale you with some fun story about Easter. This won’t be anything deeply religious, meaningful in any way, or insightful about the true meaning of the … Continue reading →

I was originally going to write this week about that fun, almost oxymoronic ritual known as the ‘restaurant customer appreciation holiday party.’ I was going to tell you what it’s like to be at one of them, through the eyes … Continue reading →

The Lewes Historical Society and the Town of Lewes are gearing up for one of their most beloved holiday traditions – the 40th Annual Christmas Tour of Lewes. Join locals and visitors alike this Saturday, December 7 from 10am to … Continue reading →

Nothing puts us in the Christmas spirit quite like a holiday parade. While we love all the pomp and circumstance of the larger metropolitan parades that are on television, on the Eastern Shore, what we really look forward to is … Continue reading →

It’s not often that you come across someone with a true passion for their job, someone that can sincerely say, “we love our customers and we love what we do,” particularly in an economy that can be unforgiving to the … Continue reading →

There is no time more fitting to say Thank You and to Wish you a Happy Holiday Season. Thank you for following and reading ShoreBread. It’s because of you that we continue to grow each year. Our warmest thoughts and … Continue reading →

This is the time of year when we all seem to be worn out by the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season. When we feel tired, we look tired. With the new year approaching we also tend to analyze ourselves about … Continue reading →

For the updated, 2016 edition of this article, click here. One of the best things about living in a resort town is the off-season. It’s quiet, the traffic lights start flashing yellow instead, and the restaurants are offering amazing deals … Continue reading →

More so than in years prior, Black Friday shopping traditions have been extended and pushed forward, not back – to late Thanksgiving Day. This year’s Black Friday shopping specials begin on Thursday afternoon, just barely after your dinner has digested. … Continue reading →

I know I promised you all just a couple of weeks ago that I would remain cognizant of time sensitive material—particularly where it pertains to holidays. Well as it turns out, I may have fibbed just a little. Not intentionally … Continue reading →