Overwhelmed by Al Sikes

Overwhelmed. Taken beyond our capacity. What about Noah Lyles who won the 100m sprint by 0.005 seconds? This differential is the Olympics. The world’s best are at times less than a blink away. This was also a pivotal week in politics where measurement is different. The Republican nominee is one-of-one and is most often measured […]

That Time of Year By Jamie Kirkpatrick

Geese know when it’s time to migrate and exactly how to navigate along the flyways to their proscribed destinations. Osprey know this, too. Nomads move their flocks with the seasons and where to find water in the midst of a vast desert. Our tribe? If it’s the first week of August, we pack up and […]

RFK Jr., Green Party file thousands more signatures than needed to make the ballot

Organizers for independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and for the Maryland Green Party said they each submitted thousands more signatures than the 10,000 needed Monday to earn a place on this fall’s ballot. The petitions still must be certified by elections officials, but organizers said they are confident. The Green Party said it […]

For All Seasons to Host Annual Back to School Resource Fair

For All Seasons will host its annual School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair on Tuesday, August 20 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Idlewild Park in Easton. Talbot County Department of Social Services is a key partner, contributing to the purchase of hundreds of backpacks pre-stuffed with supplies for community children in need. In addition […]

Benedictine Announces New Board Members

Benedictine has welcomed four new members to its Board of Directors – Candace Chiaruttini, Bruce T. Miller, Susan O’Neill and Larry Porter. “We are thrilled to add these talented individuals to our team,” commented Benedictine Executive Director Scott Evans. “Each brings a unique set of skills that will enhance Benedictine’s mission to support children and […]