The Challenge of Solar Farms on the Shore: A Chat with Eastern Shore Land Conservancy’s Steve Kline
[youtube id=”CMXUqJ_r-Nw Solar farms, at least in the abstract, seem to be one of the more perfect solutions for this country’s crippling dependence on fossil fuels. Passive and free rays from the sun generate a reliable source of energy while at the same time offering struggling farm landowners the opportunity to repurpose their property so […]
Mid-Shore Arts Profile: 3Ten Creative Design
Sherry Christopher and Lori Dever, owner/artists of 3Ten Creative Design & Gift Gallery, in Cambridge MD, say that they come by their diverse talents from their father who would draw with them when they were kids, their mother who was always crocheting and their Grandmother Dever who made paper-mâché dolls and always gave handmade gifts […]
Can the Republican Party Be Saved? By J.E. Dean
Is Donald Trump a cancer inside the body of the Republican party that eventually dies? As outrageous as the question may sound to hard-core Trump supporters, it is not unreasonable. Trump has been indicted for 91 felony counts, accused of rape in the E. Jean Carroll case, found guilty of business fraud in New York, […]
On Design by Jenn Martella: Cooke’s Hope Townhome Transformation
Cooke’s Hope’s highly desirable townhomes have great appeal for empty nester couples who no longer need the larger homes where they raised their children and who want to eliminate lawn and garden maintenance. Three years ago, I wrote about a historic house in Easton’s historic district with beautiful interiors by one of the homeowners who […]
Life is a Cabaret at Church Hill Theatre January 20th
Church Hill Theatre has put together a sophisticated night-club revue for January 20 to chase away the mid-winter blahs. An all-star array of performers, including talent from the Big Apple, will reprise favorite songs and music from Broadway musicals. CHT’s own version of the Stork Club or the Copacabana will provide an immersive experience that […]
TAP will be hosting auditions for THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE
Tred Avon Players will be hosting auditions for its upcoming musical production of THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE, which will be performed April 18 – 28 at the Oxford Community Center. AUDITION DATES Auditions will be held at the Oxford Community Center, 200 Oxford Rd. Oxford, MD. Tuesday, January 30 from 6:00 – 8:30 pm Wednesday, […]
2023: A Year in Review at Londonderry on the Tred Avon
As Londonderry on the Tred Avon reflects on 2023 and looks ahead to 2024, it is thankful for the dedication and enthusiasm of their team, residents and community partners who all played vital roles in this year’s success. This same team has set the stage for an even stronger 2024. A few highlighted achievements include: […]
Adkins Arboretum, Shore Rivers Receive Grant to Educate Homeowner Associations
Adkins Arboretum received a 2023 Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach grant to partner with ShoreRivers on a “Naturally Better Landscaping” project that strives to educate and empower local homeowner associations to adopt environmentally-friendly landscaping practices. The project was prompted by the passage of Maryland House Bill 322, which prohibits HOA governing bodies from restricting homeowners who […]
SMAL Announces Mixed Media Exhibit Winners
The St. Michaels Art League (SMAL) is pleased to announce the winners of their Mixed Media exhibit at the St. Michaels branch of the Talbot County Free Library during the month of January. Mixed Media is art that uses at least two different mediums and includes assemblages, collages and more and may […]
ShoreRivers Calls for Summer Internship Applicants
ShoreRivers is currently accepting applications from college students and recent graduates for its Easton-based Elizabeth Brown Memorial Summer Internship. The selected intern will gain experience in a variety of activities including restoration, water quality monitoring, outreach, enforcement, and education. They will also be trained in scientific water quality monitoring equipment and protocols, complete a Maryland […]