Will It Rain on June 14? Let’s Hope So by J.E. Dean
The Eastern Shore remains amid a severe drought, notwithstanding a few days of occasional rain and thunderstorms. We need rain for our gardens and lawns, and farmers need rain for their livelihoods. So, join me in hoping for rain on June 14. Why June 14? Good question. I have an ulterior motive. I want […]
Design with Jenn Martella: Haven on Peachblossom Creek
Private corner lot with panoramic views of Peachblossom Creek and nearby kayak access. Today’s property off the highly desirable Oxford Corridor is one of only eleven houses along two streets that loop back to Oxford Road. This house is the only one located inside the loop so its double corner location provides additional privacy. […]
Let’s Talk about It with Beth Anne Dorman: Helping Mid-Shore First Responders with Trauma
For All Seasons has long been known for providing mental health and crisis support across Maryland’s Mid-Shore. Increasingly, however, the organization has also focused on a population that routinely encounters trauma while serving others: first responders. Through a growing network of peer support initiatives in Caroline, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot counties, For All Seasons is […]
Cambridge From the Couch: Civic Self-Esteem
The people of Cambridge possess a remarkable talent for seeing what’s wrong with our city. They also are quite adept at pointing out those problems. No doubt the issues are legitimate, but we’ve been so thoroughly trained to identify the negatives that we often overlook what’s going right in Cambridge. Yes, we have crime, poverty, […]
Looking at the Masters: Robin J. Miller
Robin J. Miller was born and raised in New York City. She is a unique artist who describes her art as “not a quilt, but it’s not your typical collage either; it’s a mixed-media form I kind of created myself.” The pieces are made of paper, acrylic painted images, beads, metal, fabric, and all […]