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Do you ever reminisce about being a kid where life was simple and full of fun times? Where the only stress you had was making sure your parents didn’t catch you staying up past your bedtime? Some might say that … Continue reading →

For local parents, one of the perks of living on the Eastern Shore is the abundance of outdoor activities for kids to enjoy. From the beaches to the bays, the parks to the local pools, when the weather is warm … Continue reading →

At this point in the interviewing game, we can safely say that we are experts at spotting passionate business owners. Of course one of the benefits of interviewing small business owners is that a majority of the time, they are … Continue reading →

The Art League of Ocean City has a full calendar of fun and educational opportunities for kids to explore their artistic side while vacationing this summer in Ocean City. With something on tap weekly, the Arts Center offers plenty to … Continue reading →

Summer is in full swing on the Shore, which means parents are constantly looking for fun activities to enjoy with their little ones. While the beach is fun (and free), the area is full of adventures, destinations and events, from … Continue reading →

Socially Speaking is bringing something a little different to ShoreBread this weekend – Halloween activities and events happening around the shore!  Since Halloween falls mid-week this year, we’ve made lists of haunted activities happening this weekend. Check out these ShoreBread … 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 →

While searching for things to do in the Ocean City area this weekend, you're going to see all kinds of news about the Dew Tour – and rightfully so – it's a huge deal! The Dew Tour will be bringing … Continue reading →

I left you kind of abruptly last week and without closure. For that I apologize. I won’t belabor the intro, I’ll just pick up where I left off. My wife had arrived safely in Baltimore to attend her grandmother’s funeral … Continue reading →