Food Friday: Chilly, No Beans
It is a good thing that we got organized last week! Who knew that the weather was finally going to change and become winter? That we were going to spend so much time in the kitchen, cooking to stay warm? And now many of the annoying Tupperware and Rubbermaid containers are now full with a […]
Cambridge 2023 by (some of) the Numbers by Tom Carroll
As 2023 drew to a close, I had some time to think back on the year, pondering what the City accomplished, what it is still working on, and what more we need to do in 2024 and beyond. I decided to put together a 2023 recap in the time-honored, end of the year tradition of […]
What Ever Happened to Understated Elegance, Simplicity, and Class? By Maria Grant
Over the past few weeks, I watched the Golden Globes and Emmy Award shows. In both programs, I was struck by the excess and extravagance of the stars’ attire. Necklines plunged lower. Slits were slit higher. False eyelashes were longer. Heels were stiltier. Sequins, ruffles, puffy sleeves, and glitter ruled the evenings. Some gowns were […]
More Good News on Regional Hospital: Maryland Health Care Commission Approves Certificate Of Need
University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) ), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, received approval yesterday from the Maryland Health Care Commission to construct a new Regional Medical Center in Easton. Once completed, the UM Shore Regional Medical Center in Easton will replace the existing hospital in downtown Easton, […]
Check out an EV, Read a Good Book or Get Help Navigating Life Changes at Chesapeake Forum in January
January wraps up with three terrific classes from Chesapeake Forum. First up, EVs: the Transportation Revolution with James Scoggins on January 25th and 31st from 10-11:30 a.m. Whether you are just curious about electric vehicles or are thinking about buying one, Jim will explore the EV revolution, including current and emerging technologies, adaptation and acceptance, […]