Magic in the Bread by Katherine Emery General

Magic in the Bread by Katherine Emery General

​ My retirement days that don’t include hospital stays have settled into a gentle rhythm of walking, yoga, gardening, reading, laundry, cooking, and if I’m honest, spending a good deal of time on Instagram. I’ll admit it: I’ve become a bit addicted, especially to the women pop culture calls “trad wives.” Instagram has also become […]

Something of the Marvelous Features an Exciting Visit at Myrtle Grove

Something of the Marvelous Features an Exciting Visit at Myrtle Grove

​ Myrtle Grove dates to the early 1700’s and is beautifully placed along the Miles River. Pickering Creek Audubon Center’s Something of the Marvelous spring fundraiser for 2026 is a dollar-for-dollar matching challenge with every dollar being matched up to $60,000! These funds support Pickering Creek’s science and nature education programs in Talbot, Caroline and […]

Say What on Open Primary Elections in Maryland?

Say What on Open Primary Elections in Maryland?

​ Last May, five unaffiliated Maryland voters working with the Open Primaries Education Fund filed a lawsuit challenging the current role of the Maryland state government in closed primary elections.  In their lawsuit, the plaintiffs acknowledged political parties may have the right to exclude citizens from their respective primary elections, but it is unconstitutional for […]

ShoreRivers Launches 2026 Swimmable ShoreRivers Program

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ShoreRivers announced that its Swimmable ShoreRivers bacteria-monitoring program will return for the 2026 season, beginning Thursday, May 21, providing weekly public health information for swimmers, boaters, and waterfront communities throughout the Eastern Shore. The annual program monitors bacteria levels at popular public access points and recreational waterways, including sites along the Choptank River near Cambridge. […]