Trailblazers of Wellness: How Two Women Are Shaping the Future of Community Health
This is the story of two passionate women. The first is probably better known. Wendy Palmer has been a force on the Eastern Shore for decades, including co-owning the restaurant Latitude 38 in Oxford. The other, Shania Gregory-Smith, is a lifelong native whose roots run deep in Easton’s soil. Together, the two share a passion […]
Eclipse by Kate Emery General
For many people in ancient times, a total solar eclipse generated fear. They thought the world would end or a great evil would follow. Myths often involved a beast trying to destroy the Sun with the fate of Earth hanging in the balance. In Mark Twain’s book, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, the […]
Larry Hogan’s Current and Future Legacy by David Reel
Larry Hogan’s elections to two terms as a Republican governor in deep red Maryland are over but are not forgotten. His legacy as a successful champion of limits on government spending and no tax increases during his two terms is well established in Maryland’s political history. It also continues in recent history and bodes well […]
Here are Some Bills to Watch on the Final Day of Session
The General Assembly session began on Jan. 10 with dire news over projected deficits. It will end Monday with a total eclipse of the sun. In between, there was a lockdown in the legislative complex due to fears over a possible shooter near the premises, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, and residents in the […]
Video Opinion: Oxford Needs a Forensic Audit by Scott Rensberger
Editor’s note: journalist and filmmaker Scott Rensberger has lived part-time in Oxford for the last eight years quite contently for most of that time. But last year, when a simple inquiry about a stormwater flood gate near his home went unanswered after several attempts to reach Town Hall, Scott began increasingly worried about the town’s […]