The Fourth of July is less than a day away. For many, that means rushing around to get last-minute grocery shopping done in anticipation of tomorrow’s cookout! Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue yourself or you’ve been cordially invited to attend as a guest bearing vittles, the fact remains that food plays a crucial role … Continue reading Historic July Fourth Food Traditions—Chesapeake Bay-Style
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A Quaint Historic Overview of Bethel, Delaware
Albeit a wet and rainy rendition for most of us in the Mid-Atlantic, Memorial Day Weekend has come and gone. That means beach season is officially back in session, and the kickoff to summer is now underway. Because swimming and beachgoing are summer rites of passage, it goes without saying that vacationers like to head … Continue reading A Quaint Historic Overview of Bethel, Delaware
Exploring Theodore Roosevelt Island
Today, February 16, happens to be Presidents’ Day. Unlike many locations across the nation, those found in the Mid-Atlantic region tend to be closer to many well-known presidential destinations. From original homes and residences to meaningful monuments, buildings, and other storied structures forever linked to former Commanders in Chief, there is no shortage of options … Continue reading Exploring Theodore Roosevelt Island
Pocomoke City Past and Present—An Ever-Friendly Constant
It’s been coined "the friendliest town on the Eastern Shore” time and again. I am, of course, referring to none other than Pocomoke City, Maryland. A quaint, idyllic community laden with quintessential charm, it makes for a most unique day trip excursion for those venturing from popular surrounding shoreline locations, such as Ocean City, Maryland, … Continue reading Pocomoke City Past and Present—An Ever-Friendly Constant


