Paper Trail by Kate Emery General
I have years’ worth of cards and letters tucked away in boxes. Last Christmas, after carrying them from house to house for decades, I finally recycled the stacks of old Christmas cards. It felt practical at the time. Sweet greetings and family photos had served their purpose, and I couldn’t imagine anyone wanting to […]
Big Win for Dorchester: Nation’s Largest Fire Research Center Comes to Cambridge
Over recent weeks, tens of millions of people across the U.S. and beyond have been reminded of the power of fire. Canadian wildfires brought grey/orange skies, eye and throat irritation, and more serious reactions among people with respiratory problems. Concerns about other types of fires can be much greater than smoke from forest fires. […]
Welcome Back Otter by David Reel
In the mid 1970’s, a popular TV sitcom was Welcome Back Kotter. The show focused on Gabe Kotter, a teacher who returned to his high school alma that he graduated from ten years previously. Kotter’s assigned class included an assortment of remedial students who were almost universally viewed as a lost cause. As the show’s […]
Adkins Arboretum Mystery Monday: Guess the Photo!
Happy Mystery Monday! Can you guess what is pictured in photo #1? The answer to last week’s mystery is mountain mint, Pycnanthemum species, pictured in photo #2. Mountain mint, Pycnanthemum species, is a group of native North American perennials in the mint family, Lamiaceae. The genus contains an estimated twenty species, and its name […]
Adkins Arboretum Mystery Monday: Guess the Photo!
Happy Mystery Monday! Can you guess what is pictured in photo #1? The answer to last week’s mystery is mountain mint, Pycnanthemum species, pictured in photo #2. Mountain mint, Pycnanthemum species, is a group of native North American perennials in the mint family, Lamiaceae. The genus contains an estimated twenty species, and its name comes […]
Paper Trail by Kate Emery General
I have years’ worth of cards and letters tucked away in boxes. Last Christmas, after carrying them from house to house for decades, I finally recycled the stacks of old Christmas cards. It felt practical at the time. Sweet greetings and family photos had served their purpose, and I couldn’t imagine anyone wanting to sort […]
Chesapeake Film Festival 2026: 3 Days of Indie Films, Stories & Culture
Three Days of Independent Film, Inspiring Stories, Environmental Cinema, Maryland Perspectives, and Celebrations of Art and Culture. The Chesapeake Film Festival (CFF) is pleased to announce highlights of its 19th Season, taking place October 8–10, 2026, throughout historic Easton, Maryland. The festival celebrates the power of stories, voices, and action, bringing audiences together through […]
For All Seasons Announces Talbot Street Office Renovations Update
By early September, For All Seasons plans to complete renovations at the 300 Talbot Street location in Easton. The project is creating a much-needed, enhanced, up-to-date, and therapeutically sound space, while consolidating Talbot County clinical services under one roof. This means that the For All Seasons clinical space and Open Access program, currently at […]
For All Seasons Announces Talbot Street Office Renovations Update
By early September, For All Seasons plans to complete renovations at the 300 Talbot Street location in Easton. The project is creating a much-needed, enhanced, up-to-date, and therapeutically sound space, while consolidating Talbot County clinical services under one roof. This means that the For All Seasons clinical space and Open Access program, currently at 8221 […]
Save the Date: Skipjacks Return 30th Annual Choptank Heritage Race
Maryland’s historic skipjacks will return to Cambridge on Saturday, September 26, for the 30th annual Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race at Long Wharf. The skipjacks will be moored at Long Wharf and along the bulkhead near the county building before and after the race, giving visitors a close-up look at Maryland’s remaining fleet of traditional wooden […]