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Arts and entertainment on the Eastern Shore is a continuous work in progress. Over the past few years, substantial strides have been made in reviving the arts scene within the Eastern Shores’ small towns, with the return of arts strolls, … Continue reading →

This week marked the beginning of the shoulder-season for Ocean City, a time when the summer crowds lessen and the locals venture out to fully enjoy their town once again. In honor of all things local in Ocean City, ShoreBread … Continue reading →

Oftentimes, we are so caught up in the hustle and bustle of the boardwalk – the rides, the games, the shops, the crowds – that it’s difficult to imagine a “historic” Ocean City, or one riddled with ghosts for that … Continue reading →

A tour off the coast of Ocean City provides all sorts of curious sights and surprises, but a humpback whale is rarely one of them. Passengers aboard a Paradise Watersports’ boat were pleasantly surprised this past Saturday when they were … Continue reading →

Assateague State Park invites bird-lovers, birders, and nature enthusiasts of all ages to join them this Saturday, July 27th for their celebration of International Migratory Bird Day. According to Ranger Meghan Sochowski, Assateague State Park has been holding the annual … Continue reading →

On the last Thursday in July, the sound echoes through town before the scene is even visible. “And here we have a three month old mare… can I get a thousand, do we have a thousand,” rings out the voice … Continue reading →

One of the most enchanting, creepy, and inspiring scenes will take place on the beaches and marshes of coastal MD and DE in the next upcoming weeks and months. Have you ever witnessed a creature that dates back to 400-million … Continue reading →

Written by Shawn J. Soper, News Editor of The Dispatch After years of season closures and shrinking keeper size limits and creel limits, Maryland’s summer flounder season opened last Thursday with some of the loosest regulations in recent memory. The … Continue reading →

Written by Stacy Kika, United States Environmental Protection Agency The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released the results of the first comprehensive survey looking at the health of thousands of stream and river miles across the country, finding that more than half … 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 →

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 →

The Salisbury Zoo has gone under with the addition of the “Discover Australia” exhibit, which included a pair of new wallabies named by the community. Discover Australia is one of three priority projects designated by the community and funded by … Continue reading →