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'An Elkton icon, for sure': Costumed man - Rapper John - well known and adored in town
ELKTON — John Smith went to one of his favorite stores on Sunday afternoon and contently combed the clothing racks, hoping to find the next cape, tights, gown, belt, sneakers, balaclava or fanny-pack to add to his extensive collection of flashy costumes. Most every patron and employee in that Goodwill Super Store on South Bridge Street knows John and, several times during his shopping excursion, people made a point to say hello to him. ...
Mount Harmon hosting animal identification walk
EARLVILLE — If you’ve ever been hiking and wondered how to tell what animals are around, Mount Harmon Plantation’s “Who Dung It” walk, set for this Saturday, Aug. 31, aims to do just that. The plantation welcomes guests to their 200 acre historical nature preserve for a guided nature walk focused on how to track down animals inhabiting the grounds. “The animals that live in Mount Harmon leave clues all over the place for us every day,” said event coordinator Pamela Hamlen. ...
Betterton Heritage Museum's newest addition — is an ark
BETTERTON — In the tiny town of Betterton, an ark rests on a hill. Unlike its biblical counterpart, this historic vessel carried only fishermen and their catch. And although flooding isn’t uncommon, it’s a different sort of relationship that Kent County has with the water, especially among watermen. Nothing portrays that better than a photograph from 1939, in lifelong Betterton resident Larry Crew’s home near the park. It’s of Crew’s...
Owners of Hampden’s Bluebird Cocktail Room plan 20-seat restaurant on the Eastern Shore
Paul Benkert has seen that famous scene in “The Bear,” where the ticket machine goes haywire with orders and the staff at Chef Carmy’s Chicago beef shop find themselves on the hook for 78 slices of chocolate cake, 99 french fries, 54 chickens, 38 salads and 255 beef sandwiches — all set for pickup in the next eight minutes. Though not quite on that frenzied scale, Benkert, the co-owner of ...
Marching to their own beat
WORTON — Kent County High School’s Brigade of Blue wrapped up two weeks of band camp Friday night, Aug. 30 with a performance for family members, followed by the “Turning Blue and Gold” ceremony where students received their ribbons for this year. There are 26 musicians,...
Garfield’s Prince Theatre to host mini-festival of 6 environmental films
CHESTERTOWN — The annual Chesapeake Film Festival will stop first in Chestertown on Thursday, Sept. 12 with a lineup of environmental short films to be screened at the Garfield Center for the Arts at the Prince Theatre. The Garfield Center for the Arts is located at 210 High St.
Shore Lit’s Fall Kick-Off: An Intimate Book Talk with Christopher Tilghman at Avalon Theatre
Shore Lit Invites Community to Fall ‘24 Kick-Off Shore Lit invites the community to join us for our Fall ‘24 kick-off—a free book talk with author Christopher Tilghman at the Avalon Theatre on Sunday, September 8 at 2 pm. Tilghman’s new novel, On the Tobacco Coast (April...
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