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It’s that magical time of year when we start to day dream about summer. February is over and as we move into March we start to get glimpses (albeit brief ones) of summer fun on the horizon. One such instance … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t noticed by now, we are mildly obsessed with the snowy owl irruption on the Eastern Shore. While it has been exciting following everyone’s posts and photos, attending panel discussions, and interviewing experts on the beautiful migratory … Continue reading →

At our recent Day Trip to the Ward Museum, we timed our tour perfectly to catch a panel discussion on the recent snowy owl irruption on the Shore. The discussion was led by Cindy P. Driscoll, a wildlife veterinarian for … Continue reading →

Despite the blustery weather conditions, the Eastern Shore has become a chilly bird watchers paradise. For various reasons, there has been an increase in the number of diverse feathered species flocking to our area, giving us a unique look at … Continue reading →

At ShoreBread we admittedly have a few fair-weather football fans. Some of us will wear purple in support of the Ravens, but if we are forced to watch a game, we are more likely to fall asleep than catch the … Continue reading →

By now you’ve most likely seen the amazing photos of snowy owls spotted in our area. If not, then perhaps you remember Hedwig, the snowy owl made famous by the Harry Potter series. If you’re still in the dark, you’re … Continue reading →

Earlier this fall, we were fortunate enough to find an excuse to go Day Trippin’ to St. Michael’s. After enjoying a weekend in the quaint, historic Eastern Shore town, we couldn’t wait for an excuse to get back – this … Continue reading →

In between parties and family gatherings, we decided to take some time to look back at the events that transpired in 2013. We found one in particular that made us smile with pride. In April, the Maryland Senate announced that … Continue reading →

On a recent, seemingly ordinary day on the Eastern Shore, one member of the ShoreBread team was driving their usual route around Salisbury’s City Park when they caught site of a particularly large brown bird with a white head and … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever wondered what a sea of Santas looks like, this Saturday is your chance to find out. The 3rd Annual SantaCon is set to take Ocean City by storm, and if last year’s turnout is any indication, this … Continue reading →

The holidays are in full-force in Snow Hill, including a weekend full of festive events. The Julia A. Purnell Museum and Furnace Town Living Heritage Museum will deck the halls December 7 and 8 with plans for both the Victorian … Continue reading →

We joined the masses last week in Northside Park in North Ocean City as Mayor Rick Meehan “flipped the switch,” illuminating the night sky and giving a proverbial shot of life to our holiday spirit. Christmas carols, hot chocolate and … Continue reading →