Six Hundred Miles of Responsibility by Al Sikes
It is not clear to me what a resident of Talbot County should expect. But it is clear to me what we should not anticipate. Talbot County, to quote its website has “the most shoreline of any county in the United States.” Six hundred miles, it is said. The shoreline, our boundary with water-borne grandeur, is the reason most of us are here dating all the way back to the beginning. We see the ... [Continue Story]
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Thinking About Trump on the Fourth of July by J.E. Dean
My July 4th was partially spoiled when I encountered a boat displaying three Trump-inspired flags. One read “Joe and the Ho Gotta Go.” The second was ... [Continue Story]
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