Shore Stories
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Tom Ryan of Tom Cat Solutions, a former aeronautic engineer who traded calculations for cat traps—one-man mission, tiny paw prints, and the feral cat reality in our towns.
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Meredith Watters brings winter garden inspiration—how to add interest now, and how to use lighting so your landscape doesn’t disappear at 5PM.
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We check in with Trish Brady for a February energy report (and why you might be feeling unusually anxious or angry)
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Tred Avon Players previews Things My Mother Taught Me (Feb 12–22 at Oxford Community Center) with cast members Wes Williams and Missy Barcomb Doyle—heartfelt, hilarious, and painfully relatable.
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Kyle Magdziuk makes the case for prescribed fire—how intentional burns protect habitat and reduce wildfire risk here on Delmarva.
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Author Cathy Schmidt joins us to talk about Anchors, her debut novel set in a 1970s Eastern Shore town… and the kind of place that keeps tugging at you long after you’ve left.
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Keri Topljian catches us up on what’s new at the Market at Dover Station.
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Whitney Quesenbery shows how ballots, forms, and government websites can be designed for real humans (and why that strengthens democracy).
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Discover Easton’s Tom Maglio gets us ready for Fire & Ice (what’s coming back, what’s new, and why this year’s weekend is going to feel different).
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Susan Ahlstrom from For All Seasons explains how online sexual exploitation happens, where it starts, and what families can do before something goes wrong.