Spy Saturday Longform: Chesapeake Music’s new director David Faleris
[youtube id=”P1uyBw-dQQQ There was no question that Chesapeake Music, the Mid-Shore’s 40-year-old flagship music festival organization, faced a humungous challenge when it began its search for a new executive director. For the past 38 years of those years, founder and part-time director Don Buxton had not only filled that role but was instrumental in the […]
Balancing Growth and Green: Chestertown’s Greenbelt Plan Faces a Solar Challenge by Steve Kline
My love for the Eastern Shore started in Chestertown. I used to visit each fall for the Chestertown Wildlife Art Festival and it was one of my favorite weekends of the year. Big groups of migrating Canada geese would hang in the air, as would that first real bite of autumn chill. The magic of […]
Delmarva Review: Something More Than Winter Weighs (Upon Me) by John Muro
Author’s Note: A constant source of inspiration for my poems remains, unabashedly, the natural world. Nature so often provides for poetic inspiration, insight and restoration of the soul and the creative spirit. Sometimes, too, it provides a sacred space to simply reflect upon memories and key events in our life that still affect us in […]
Chesapeake Lens: “Lady Maryland” BY Albie Sayers
It’s Downrigging Weekend in Chestertown: tall ships and bluegrass music. C’mon over!
Improving planet views: November 2024 sky-watch by Dennis Herrmann
Our views of several planets improve this month, most notably that of Jupiter, which approaches its closet approach to Earth in early December. Already Jupiter is well up in the eastern sky by 10 pm and it is the brightest object there, among the stars of background constellation Taurus. Jupiter will also gain in brightness […]