
Shore Stories
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Deena Kilmon Executive Director of the Waterfowl Festival shares how a well known and quiet meadow on Bay St is becoming a vibrant sanctuary for pollinators and people.
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Poet, educator, and Executive Director of the Eastern Shore Writers Association Tara Elliott talks about Thursdays with ESWA, a free craft series uniting writers across the Shore.
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Co-directors of the Water’s Edge Museum Sarah Park and Jalynn Hicks share the story behind it.
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Landscape designer Meredith Watters on how planting design is evolving.
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Ben Brunner talks with Talbot Thrive’s Heather Grant about Art in Motion, a celebration of creativity and community.
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Sabine Simonson from Talbot County Free Library introduces a summer program connecting readers of all ages
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Behind the Chair answers the age-old salon question: should you wash your hair before your appointment?
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In part two of our Bone Health series, Dr. Curtis Foy of Rheumatology Associates of Delmarva shares what you need to know about your bones as you age.
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Then in part three of our series, Noreen Rose and Andrew Kressel return to discuss how midlife couples can reconnect through authentic expression and empowered communication.
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Ben Brunner’s conversation with Caitlin Fisher of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy about Forever for Everyone—a special Plein Air Easton alumni invitational and preview reception.