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Spring is in the air, and one local city is celebrating with their annual event. Salisbury Festival is set for the weekend of April 26th – 28th. The yearly event which features everything from local non-profits fundraising events to a … Continue reading →

Article contributed by Gwenn Garland, Community Relations & Marketing Specialist at Peninsula Regional Medical Center Free skin cancer screenings will be held soon at the Richard A. Henson Cancer Institute at Peninsula Regional Medical Center to coincide with the national … Continue reading →

Any day that surpasses 50 degrees on a weekend is one meant for early spring gardening on the Eastern Shore. Last Saturday, green-thumbs were outside in their yards pulling weeds, clearing out flower beds for new mulch, trimming their shrubs, … Continue reading →

Written by Kristen Conn, Marketing & Public Relations – Wicomico County Recreation, Parks & Tourism Follow your nose to the Pork in the Park BBQ Festival, presented by Gateway Subaru. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this Eastern Shore staple will be … Continue reading →

With the current trend to eat and shop locally taking center stage on the Eastern Shore, artisan businesses are abounding. One such business is the brewery. Perhaps showcasing our area’s love for beer, the local brewery also allows entrepreneurial creatives … Continue reading →

It’s a new year. If I have to see another commercial for a weight loss program, I may scream. It is, however, a good time for a fresh start or to reflect and re-center on goals and priorities. I think … Continue reading →

Flu season has struck earlier and harder than in recent years, and according to the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the virus is active and widespread in the region. Fortunately, there is still time to shield yourself from … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! New Year’s brings excitement and a sense of new beginnings to many – especially on the Eastern Shore. This weekend, put away all of your holiday decorations (and drop off your tree so it can be recycled), … Continue reading →

Drake Owen Dè la Rosa was born on Tuesday, January 1, 2013, at 7:59 a.m., making him the first baby born at Peninsula Regional Medical Center this year. Drake’s mother, Patty Miller of Salisbury, says Drake waited a few days … Continue reading →

“Housing and real estate account for almost 1/5th of Maryland’s gross state product,” said Mary C. Antoun, Chief Executive Officer of the Maryland Association of Realtors. “Traditionally, the housing sector leads the economy out of recession and into more robust … Continue reading →

In honor of the quickly approaching New Year, we’ve been reflecting on ShoreBread’s articles from the past year. 2012 was a great year for ShoreBread; we published more than 600 original articles, taken more than 2,000 photos, and our readership … 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 →