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Welcome to summertime on the coast.  If you’re coming here on vacation, chances are you expect to pay handsomely for practically everything. But that’s just not so in Ocean City, MD, especially if you happen to be in the market … Continue reading →

This weekend marks the last weekend in July. It’s a weekend filled with many great, fun-filled, and often free, family activities. Socially Speaking, if you’re looking for something out-of-the-ordinary to take part in this weekend, look no further – ShoreBread’s … Continue reading →

How would you feel about being towed behind a vehicle while attached to a canopy that whisks you into the air as the vehicle accelerates? You, of course, have no control over the canopy or parachute harnessed to your body. … Continue reading →

Women planning to vacation in Ocean City, MD during the last weekend of August should remember to pack their bikinis. If they are wearing a bikini on August 25th, they should plan on being in a parade. If they plan … Continue reading →

A production crew has recently, privately, released some information about their latest creation to be raced on Friday, July 13th, 2012 in the historic town of Berlin, MD. An official spokesperson of the race team said that the team planned … Continue reading →

Last month, Google introduced Google+ Local, a crossbreed between Google Places and Google+. Google+ Local recently replaced Google Places, the listing by which business are represented in Google searches and maps.  Business owners who used Google Places for their businesses … Continue reading →

It's the dead of summer. It's hot, the sun shines forever, and the ocean water is nice and warm. Socially Speaking, if you can't beat the heat, we think you should just get in the water. Many of this weekend's … Continue reading →

Independence Day is a national holiday celebrated across the United States. This holiday takes place every year on July 4th, no matter what day of the week it may fall on. The celebrations that take place on the Fourth of … Continue reading →

The Warren Mansion, located in the forests of Worcester County is a very unusual building. It is built on two or more levels and is totally covered with stucco. The home was designed by Frank A. Warren, Jr. on Old … Continue reading →

For only $5 you can tour an early 19th century village, meet a master gardener, weaver, blacksmith, and woodworker, and hike a one mile path through some of the most brilliant cypress swamps you’ve ever experienced. $5 gets you into … Continue reading →

Eating locally and seasonally is easy during the spring and summer months on the Eastern Shore. Our coastal communities are surrounded by farms, both big and small, and waterways that provide us with a tremendous bounty as soon as the … Continue reading →

We are lucky to be surrounded by so much agriculture here on the shore.  Especially this time of year, produce abounds in farmer’s markets.  Sometimes, however, we forget about the other forms of agriculture that we are blessed with.  Poultry … Continue reading →