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Heartbeat of Delmarva: Jacob and Katie Collazo
Before they were husband and wife, Jacob and Katie Collazo have a love for karate. Jacob runs his own karate program in Seaford, while Katie teaches at her father's school.
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Bluegrass by the Bay festival set at Lewes ferry terminal Oct. 18
The Sussex County Land Trust will conclude its 25th anniversary year with Open Space, Open Strings: Bluegrass by the Bay, a free, family-friendly festival from noon to 4 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 18, at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal, 43 Cape Henlopen Drive, Lewes. In partnership with Rocking the Docks, the...
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Oh He Dead Brings New Album Vertigo to Easton's Avalon Theatre
For D.C.-based band Oh He Dead, years of touring and making music together have created a bond that extends far beyond the stage. The group, which performed at Easton's Avalon Theatre on October 14, began as a folk duo between lead singer CJ Johnson and guitarist Andrew Valenti. Since then, the band has expanded its lineup and sound, incorporating elements of soul, funk, and rock.
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Delaware Weekend Packed With Festivals, Films, Football and Fall Fun
From Apple-Scrapple in Bridgeville to international films in Wilmington, the Oct. 9-11 weekend offers so many activities that a Top 10 list isn’t nearly enough. BRIDGEVILLE, Del. — Delawareans looking for something to do this weekend have a good problem: There may be more festivals, sporting events, concerts and family activities than anyone can fit into three days. The weekend ... Read More
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You Can Tour One Of New Jersey’s Most Famous Haunted Towns By Trolley This October
A charming seaside town with beautiful Victorian houses sounds innocent enough. Add a trolley, centuries of local stories, and a few unexplained happenings, and suddenly the evening gets interesting. This October, visitors can explore one of New Jersey’s most atmospheric coastal destinations without having to walk every mysterious street themselves....
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Dolle's Candyland to star in MPT's "Made in Maryland"
Ocean City's iconic candy maker Dolle's Candyland will be featured in an upcoming episode of Maryland Public Television's "Made in Maryland" series that explores the state's confectionery traditions. The episode, titled "How Sweet It Is," debuts Nov. 4 as part of the fourth season of the series, according to a community announcement. The program spotlights Maryland companies and innovators and offers viewers a behind-the-scenes look at businesses helping shape the state's economy and manufacturing heritage. Dolle's Candyland, a fourth-generation candy company in Ocean City, is among three confectioners highlighted in the episode. The business is known for its salt-water taffy, caramel popcorn, fudge and chocolates, products that have become closely associated with the resort town's boardwalk culture. Maryland Public Television said in the announcement that the episode will explore the state's "sweet roots" while showcasing businesses that continue family traditions through candy making and chocolate production. The Ocean City company will be featured alongside Baltimore-based Jinji Chocolate and Wockenfuss Candies. Jinji Chocolate specializes in handcrafted chocolate made from hand-harvested cacao, while Wockenfuss Candies has produced chocolates and old-fashioned candy in Baltimore for more than a century. Dolle's Candyland part of statewide manufacturing series "Made in Maryland" focuses on manufacturers, artisans
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10 Halloween happenings, trick-or-treating in Ocean City, Salisbury MD
Marylanders, get ready for a fa-boo-lous Halloween! Check out these 10 spooktacular events set to scare up some big fun along the Lower Shore of Maryland this month. HALLOWEEN MOVIE SCREENINGS: MD Lower Shore to host zombie, animated film screenings for Halloween "Pets in Disguise: A Sunfest Halloween Celebration" in Ocean City Date & time: Saturday, Oct 24, from 12-5 p.m. Celebrate Halloween with your closest furry friends at "Pet's in Disguise: A Sunfest Halloween Celebration" on Oct. 24 in Ocean City. The pet-friendly event will feature a parade along the Boardwalk. Free registration begins at 11 a.m. Donations will be given to the Worcester County Humane Society. There will also be live music from 3-5 p.m. courtesy of DJ Rupe. “Spook Out Party" in Ocean City Date & time: Sunday, Oct. 25, from 1-3 p.m. Join in the Halloween celebration when Ocean City hosts its annual "Spook Out Party" on Oct. 25 at Northside Park. Explore the inflatable corn maze, participate in the costume parade, play Halloween-themed carnival games such as ring toss and pumpkin bowling, and strike a pose at festive photo spots and selfie stations. GUIDE TO OCEAN CITY 5K RACE: Ocean City Museum Society to host
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Two Soldiers, One Lantern: St. Michaels Plans a Monument to Unity
The idea for a public sculpture in St. Michaels began in January 2024 during a community conversation on race in Easton. The discussion, sponsored by Nancy Andrews, covered the Frederick Douglass mural at Out of the Fire and the role public art can play in a town. Deborah Colborn was among those attending.
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Concert Review: Country Calling 2026 Review Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson & Rascal Flatts
There’s something about live music on the Ocean City boardwalk that just makes sense. Maybe it’s the sound of the waves mixing with guitars. Maybe it’s cowboy boots trading pavement for sand. Or maybe it’s watching thousands of people turn a place built on summer memories into one giant country music party.