Currently Reading: Personalities

It’s official: Berlin, Maryland is ‘America’s Coolest Small Town’.  Does that make mayor of Berlin, Gee Williams, America’s Coolest Mayor? Quite possibly! We sat down with Gee recently to discuss everything from his love for Berlin to the honor or … Continue reading →

Earlier this year we caught wind of a New Year’s Eve video from Downtown Salisbury’s NYE Ball Drop that had gone viral locally, with over 2000 hits in just 24 hours. The video featured self-proclaimed news anchor, Rick Danger, hitting … Continue reading →

March marks many milestones, including St. Patrick’s Day, the arrival of spring, daylight savings and Spring Break; but what many people don’t know is that March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. All month long supporters will be sporting yellow ribbons in … Continue reading →

Ah February, time for hugs and kisses, lots of snow and historically speaking, Black History Month. In celebration of this month we are spotlighting some of the important historical figures and places rooted in the Eastern Shore. We decided to … Continue reading →

Technology trends aren’t always up to speed on the Eastern Shore. Like it or not, we are often a few steps behind the larger cities, but nonetheless, we catch on eventually. Podcasts have been on the forefront of online entertainment … Continue reading →

This weekend, after a massive gift wrapping marathon, we decided to sit down with a hot cup of Nutella hot chocolate for a relaxing movie night. Needing a reprieve from all things holiday-related, we opted for a classic hometown favorite…a … Continue reading →

It’s National Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, a perfect time to call attention to the number of loving canine companions waiting patiently to meet their new families. At ShoreBread, we are proud owners of shelter dogs. Whether it’s a puppy, … Continue reading →

“Why would anyone want to do this to themselves?” That was the question posed to a group of seasoned Rehoboth Beach restaurateurs this week, and while the responses were varied, the underlying theme remained consistent – it was a different … Continue reading →

Our local community suffered a profound loss this past week, as family and friends said goodbye to Steve Falck. As an active member of the community, avid surfer, dedicated husband and father, and loyal friend, Steve made an indelible impact … Continue reading →

As November draws to a close, Shorebread brings you one final article in honor of Native American Hertitage Month. This is a personal story, about what it's like to grow up as a member of the Nantocoke Indian Tribe on … Continue reading →

About ten miles in your legs start to go. They are still there of course—pumping, pushing you further, locked into a physical autopilot mode of sorts, down the winding course with no end in sight—but you no longer feel them. … Continue reading →

Writer/Director Michael Tully hasn’t kept his fondness for Ocean City, MD or the nostalgic vacations of his youth a secret. In fact, he’s written a comedic homage to his memories in Ping Pong Summer, the movie currently filming in Ocean … Continue reading →