Shore Stories
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The Oxford Community Center’s Sunshine Committee proves that a little kindness really can fit in a basket. -
Drums, dancing, and deep traditions—Chief Donna “Wolf Mother” Abbott gives us a first look at Maryland’s only Eastern Shore Native American Festival coming Sept 13 -
Sometimes it’s not what you plant—but where you stop. Edging is one of the quiet forces in a well-designed garden and Meredith Watters tells you how to create the perfect shapes.
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From sleek sailboats to century-old classics, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Charity Boat Auction has it all. Hear Eric Detweiler share what’s coming to the block this Labor Day weekend. Then he’ll talk about why you should also check out Community Day August 22 for a full family day of fun. -
Jim Brady talks with Kate Gibson and David King of Blackwater Rising, which is working to establish community gardens in Cambridge whose bounty is donated to organizations dedicated to helping people.
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Chesapeake Forum’s Lynn Randle previews the fall season—from headline-making speakers to community-driven conversations -
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Cee Cee Davis and The Factory brings circus magic to the Avalon with a night of community-powered theater.
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On Voices of Talbot, Dana Newman and Emma Poole tell the 100-year story of the Talbot County Free Library.
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Ben Brunner speaks with Kelley Callaghan about Grace Street’s first anniversary and Talbot Goes Purple.
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