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Samuel J. Seymour, born on March 28, 1860, in Talbot County, Maryland, holds a unique place in American history as the last surviving eyewitness to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. #CaughtOnCamera
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Dom Flemons Residency Brings Roots Music to the Shore November 7–11
Dom Flemons will bring American roots music and history to Maryland’s Eastern Shore November 7–11 during a five-day residency presented by Carpe Diem Arts. The Grammy-winning musician and Carolina Chocolate Drops co-founder will use songs, traditional instruments and storytelling to explore Black musicians’ contributions to folk, blues, country and bluegrass through three public performances and five community engagements.
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The Enormous New Jersey Hangar Where You Can Sit In The Cockpit Of A WWII Warplane
Most people think the best thing about Cape May is the beach, and those people have clearly never walked into the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum. This place is sitting right there at the Cape May Airport, enormous and impossible to miss, and yet somehow it remains one of the most underappreciated attractions in all of New Jersey.
Delaware Online | The News Journal
'Street Fighter' star hung out in Dover. This fits into a bigger story
Did you know one of the stars of the new live‑action “ Street Fighter ” movie once roamed the same dusty trails in The Woodlands of Dover Motor Speedway as thousands of other revelers at Firefly Music Festival? It’s a little-known detail that’s part of a much bigger story about the way entertainment reporting works in 2026. Nearly a decade ago, years before Noah Centineo was cast as Ken Masters in “Street Fighter,” and before his Instagram profile gained millions of followers (now he has 12.7 million), I ran into him at Firefly in 2018. At that time, he was a 22-year-old rising actor who blended in well with a crowd of college-aged music fans. I had no idea who he was. Centineo was a friendly stranger who I think only had 70,000 IG followers when I met him in The Woodlands. We talked briefly about photography and how excited he was to be at Bonnaroo the week before. He ended up following me on the social platform, I followed him, and that led to a short period of time where I started getting more fans on IG just because he decided to tap “follow.” Entertainment journalism and social media
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Almost Nobody Knows Delaware Has A Real Shipwreck Museum Hiding In Lewes
A shipwreck story can begin surprisingly far from the waves, tucked inside an ornate building in the heart of Lewes. At 102 Kings Hwy, the Zwaanendael Museum explores Delaware’s coastal history through recovered objects, local stories, and exhibits that bring the region’s connection to the water into sharper focus.
Cape Gazette
Coastal Concerts names new board member
Coastal Concerts recently announced the addition of Gail Letts to its board of directors. As a skilled musician and CEO of a management consulting firm, Letts has the singular distinction of being a former corporate executive and banking industry leader who can also sit down at a concert piano and perform a Beethoven sonata.
Cape Gazette
A little rain doesn't stop Weedstock
“We just wanted to try something different,” said Weedstock co-founder Cynthia Ferguson, as she walked around the event. The previous venue was just a big open field behind a fence, said Ferguson. The new venue allows for more of an opportunity for people to camp, she said. There were...
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Winner named in OV license plate design contest
With more than 150 designs submitted for the Ocean View license plate design contest, officials have now announced a winner. Longtime Ocean View resident Larry Estes was announced as the winner of the contest by Del. Phil Hernandez, who sponsored the contest. Estes runs the Ocean View Station Museum, which is located inside the Mary D. Pretlow Library in Ocean View. Estes says with all the history on display, he had the knowledge to help him create the plate.Link: https://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/norfolk/winner-named-in-ocean-view-license-plate-design-contest/