The Movie Melania—Is She a Woman of Substance? by Maria Grant
Last week I made the embarrassing error of watching the movie Melania on Amazon Prime. I thought perhaps I would get some insight into what makes this woman tick. I did not. The movie disturbed me on many levels. First, let’s think back on some former first ladies. Think about beautification of national parks, […]
The Darkness and The Light By Jamie Kirkpatrick
I wonder: where do our memories reside, and why, all of a sudden, do they bubble up from the sea of our subconscious fifty, sixty, even seventy years later? I was probably eight or nine years old. It was spring break and my mom and dad had loaded up our big blue Buick and we […]
Autism Society Director Shares Insights with Cambridge Rotary Club
Melissa Rosenberg, Executive Director of the Autism Society of Maryland, spoke to members of the Rotary Club of Cambridge. Mrs. Rosenberg shared the complexity of Autism. She said, it is a lifelong condition affecting each individual differently. Melissa told the Rotarians, with current prevalence data, 1 in 31 children nationally and 1 in 38 in […]
UM Shore Regional Health Recognizes Team Members for Service
University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, recently honored team members with service award presentations. Ken Kozel, UM SRH President and Katie Halen, Vice President, Human Resources, hosted the service award luncheon at the Tidewater Inn, honoring over 20 recent retirees and celebrating those with service milestones of 10 to 55 […]
Chesapeake Bay Herb Society Hosts Kaitlyn Frase on April 9th
Did you ever wonder what life is like on a flower farm? Come hear Kaitlyn Frase of Vintage Family Farms in Preston discuss life on her family’s heritage and heirloom homestead at the April 9 meeting of the Chesapeake Bay Herb Society. Kaitlyn’s farm specializes in cut flowers and flowertainment. They also grow heirloom vegetables […]