The weather forecast for September 18, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 18/11/2016
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Pemberton Park Turkey Trek
Does the thought of Turkey with all the trimmings spark fear in your waistline? Well, it’s no wonder! The average holiday meal contains more than 3,000 calories! But, don’t fret, we’ve got the solution (or, at least part of it!). … Continue reading →
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New to Town: The Berlin Butcher Shoppe
We love nothing more than featuring a new business in our community and today’s highlight is The Berlin Butcher Shoppe located at 101 Williams Street in Berlin, MD. Having opened only seven weeks ago, business owner, Lisa Hall, says that … Continue reading →
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- 17/11/2016
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Gabby Gobble 5k Looks Forward to 3rd Year
The ShoreBread team enjoys nothing more than backing a good cause and the Gabby Gobble 5k is one cause that we just love to support. All the proceeds from the Gabby Gobble 5k go to benefit the Get Well Gabby … Continue reading →
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- 16/11/2016
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Then & Now: Public Landing
In Ocean City we often hear of the famous hurricane in 1933 that cut the Inlet and made Ocean City the tourist and fishing town it is today. Prior to this storm, and dating back to about 1890, Public Landing … Continue reading →
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- 11/11/2016
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Eastern Shore Artist’s Corner: Kathy Denk & Pam Mason
One of the best things about living on the Eastern Shore is that we are constantly surrounded by so many creative people. Some of these people you never get to see, but you’re surrounded by their work all over town. … Continue reading →
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- 10/11/2016
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A Snow Hill Treasure: The Julia A. Purnell Museum
Unless you live in Snow Hill, MD, you may not be familiar with Julia A. Purnell and her artistic history. Born in Snow Hill in 1843, Julia Purnell leaves behind a legacy of needle artwork. Her father owned the General … Continue reading →
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- 09/11/2016
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Explore the Shore: Snow Hill Outdoors
We’re barreling towards turkey, stuffing and tree lighting ceremonies, but before we take on the holiday season, we have a few more weekends of outdoor fun to take advantage of. If you haven’t taken a trip to explore Snow Hill’s … Continue reading →
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- 08/11/2016
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Eastern Shore Classic Dog Shows Headed To Salisbury
Dog lovers rejoice: next week marks the kick-off of the Eastern Shore Classic Dog Show Cluster at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury. Beginning Wednesday, November 9th through Sunday, November 13th, the Talbot Kennel Club, Salisbury Kennel Club and the … Continue reading →
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Episode 16 “Career day and a Farewell to Elliot”
As the closing weekend at the Starboard is wrapping up, the staff is making plans for the future. Some are taking new jobs, some are getting ready for travel, and still others are looking for new starts all together. Carly is looking forward to starting a new job with a real estate outfit in Virginia but that of course doesn’t …
- 07/11/2016
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Across the Bay 10K: The Recap
Picture this: you’re walking across the majestic east-bound lanes of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, the sun is shining in your face and there is a gentle breeze blowing against your back to help you and 25,000 of your closest friends … Continue reading →
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