Working Like a Dog
Mark has been in his share of public places for his mere four months of age – the library, stores, public transportation, and college classes with his owner, Christina.
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A Town in Your Blood, a River in Your Eyes
Growing up on the water, in a small town, there were two skills—being able to ride your bike and being able to swim—that guaranteed childhood independence and your ability to participate in just about anything worth doing. more »
May 13, 2013 by Mike Valliant in -downtown- (7 Comments)
Cambridge Hits a High Spot
“We get as much as we can locally—as close to the restaurant as possible,” Fanning explains. “Our vegetables come from Emily’s Produce and the meats may not necessarily come from the Eastern Shore, but they come from a butcher in Maryland.” more »
May 7, 2013 by Leslie Orndoff in -downtown-
Peace Out at the Multicultural Festival
“Those who have been in Talbot County the longest need to create a culture which will enable diverse populations to share their culture." more »
Apr 30, 2013 by Amanda Priestley in -downtown- (2 Comments)
Oxford: The Town that Transcends Time
Though nearly thirty years have passed since I explored Oxford by bike, not much has changed. The eleven-year-old girl I used to be would feel quite comfortable in twenty-first century Oxford. more »
Apr 25, 2013 by Leslie Orndoff in -downtown- (2 Comments)
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