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QAC applauds historian Mary Margaret Revell Goodwin

CENTREVILLE — For decades, Centreville’s Mary Margaret Revell Goodwin has ensured that the stories, people and milestone events of Queen Anne’s County remain alive. On Oct. 27, the Queen Anne’s County Commissioners formally recognized that lifelong dedication by presenting her with a proclamation honoring her work to preserve and promote local heritage. A respected historian, educator, advocate and community leader, Goodwin has devoted much of her life to ensuring that the stories, people and events that shaped Queen Anne’s County and the Eastern Shore are documented, preserved and shared with future generations. Throughout her distinguished career, Goodwin has served as Queen Anne’s County historian, researching and sharing the county’s rich past through educational programs, public presentations, historical commemorations and community events. Her work has helped residents and visitors better understand the important role Queen Anne’s County played in the founding and development of Maryland and the nation. Among her accomplishments, Goodwin played a significant role in commemorating the War of 1812, including serving on the Maryland War of 1812 Bicentennial Commission following her appointment by former Gov. Martin O’Malley. Her contributions helped bring greater awareness to the Eastern Shore’s role in that chapter of American history. Goodwin’s passion for local

Centreville, MD · 9d

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Waterfowl Festival: A Legacy of Giving

The Waterfowl Festival was founded in 1971 with a purpose that remains at the heart of the organization today: to celebrate the Eastern Shore’s waterfowling heritage while helping protect the wildlife, waterways and traditions that make this place special. What began as a festival has grown into a year-round commitment to conservation, education and community.

Easton, MD · 9d
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Millsboro Rings in the Holidays with Country, Cruisers & Cocoa Event

Millsboro is inviting residents and visitors to mark their calendars for an upcoming Christmas celebration that blends holiday cheer with country music, classic cruisers, and warm cocoa. The event, titled “Country, Cruisers & Cocoa,” is being organized as part of the town’s seasonal festivities. While full details about the schedule...

Millsboro, DE · 11d
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The 302 #48 (Season 9): Visit Central Delaware | Full Show

The 302 visits with the Kent Count Visitors Bureau, also known as Visit Central Delaware to find out about all of the coo things to do in Dover. Set at the Air Mobility Command Center, this show is sure to give you a lot of ideas for summer trips. Episode...

Dover, DE · 9d
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Christmas in St. Michaels Celebrates 40 Years With Holiday Parades, Home Tours and More

Christmas in St. Michaels will celebrate its 40th anniversary December 10-13, bringing four days of holiday traditions to Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The annual celebration features decorated historic homes, gingerbread displays, holiday shopping, seasonal dining, live music and parades on land and water, all while raising money for local nonprofit organizations.

St Michaels, MD · 10d

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Former Ball Theatre in Millsboro reopening summer 2027

MILLSBORO, Del. - The historic Ball Theatre on Main Street in Millsboro is officially reopening summer 2027 as the Millstone Theatre. PCA Productions announced Monday they have been renovating the almost-century old building, and they are planning to finish the work in time for next summer. PCA Productions also helped...

Millsboro, DE · 18d

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Light Up the Holiday Season with Tree Lighting Ceremonies Throughout the Wildwoods this December

The Wildwoods, NJ – November 2, 2026 – Celebrate the official start of the holiday season in the Wildwoods this December by attending four unique and festive tree lighting ceremonies across the 5-mile island. The spirit of the season illuminates in Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, North Wildwood, and at the Wildwoods Convention Center. Visit each event for festive treats, holiday music, photos with Santa, to create lasting family memories!

Wildwood, NJ · 11d

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Lexington Park’s Stefanie Landeweer Wins Again on ‘Jeopardy!,’ Bringing Total To $30,000

LEXINGTON PARK, Md. — The final clue left all three contestants without the correct response. But when the wagers were revealed, Lexington Park’s Stefanie Landeweer had enough remaining to keep her “Jeopardy!” championship going. The St. Mary’s College of Maryland chemistry professor won her second consecutive...

Lexington Park, MD · 14d

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Christmas in St. Michaels Marks 40 Years December 10–13

Christmas in St. Michaels will celebrate its 40th anniversary December 10–13 with decorated home tours, gingerbread displays, shopping, meals and parades. The Tour of Homes runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, December 12, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, December 13. Tickets are $35 through December 11 and $40 during the event weekend; online sales close at noon Wednesday, December 9.

St Michaels, MD · 12d

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Still Waters Trio to Perform in Cambridge November 15

Still Waters Trio will present “New Moon Shimmer” at 4 p.m. Sunday, November 15, at Christ Episcopal Church, 601 Church Street in Cambridge. Admission is free. The Eastern Shore ensemble features flutist Ashley Watkins, cellist Denise Nathanson and pianist Veronica Tomanek. Its program includes works by William Grant Still, Eric Ewazen, Frank Bridge, Blaž Pucihar, Astor Piazzolla and Elena Kats-Chernin, ranging from folk-inspired miniatures to tango.

Cambridge, MD · 14d

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CBMM Sea Glass Festival Returns November 21

The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum will host the fifth annual Holiday Edition of the Eastern Shore Sea Glass & Coastal Arts Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, November 21, on its waterfront campus in St. Michaels. More than 60 exhibitors will offer sea glass creations and handcrafted goods, with food vendors, live music on two stages and glassblowing demonstrations by artist Eli Cecil.

St Michaels, MD · 14d

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Artifacts unearthed at Lewes' Maull House

A small, round artifact dug up at the Thomas Maull House in Lewes has Ed Otter stumped. The archaeologist and his team unearthed the object during a four-day dig on the grounds of the historic Pilottown Road property. The disc measures about an inch across. It appears to be missing...

Lewes, DE · 18d

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Lexington Park Professor Wins $19,400 On ‘Jeopardy!’

LEXINGTON PARK, Md. — A correct response about a television star helped a St. Mary’s College of Maryland chemistry professor turn a second-place standing into a winning moment on “Jeopardy!”. Stefanie Landeweer, identified on the show as a chemistry professor from Lexington Park, won $19,400 during the...

Lexington Park, MD · 15d

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Grimes: The lasting impact of the arts at Freeman

There is something special about the moments we share through the arts -- a crowd singing along to a favorite song, a student discovering a creative interest or a family experiencing a performance together for the first time.

Delmarva Peninsula, DE · 15d

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Cambridge Time Machine: Its Muskrat Season

The Cambridge Time Machine takes us back to the days when muskrat trapping helped Dorchester County families make a living. These photographs, preserved in Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge’s 1940–1941 report, show muskrat skinners practicing a skill that supplied both meat for the table and pelts for the fur trade. Cambridge turned that work into a public attraction with its first annual muskrat-skinning contest in 1939, celebrating a marshland tradition deeply rooted in the county’s history.

Cambridge, MD · 15d

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Celebrating 55 Years: New Attractions Debut as Beloved Festival Traditions Return

The Waterfowl Festival, one of the nation’s premier events dedicated to the celebration of waterfowl and the natural environment, returns to Easton, Maryland, on November 13-15. 2026. The event will feature festival favorites as well as new attractions to delight and engage everyone in the family!. Festival Highlights for...

Easton, MD · 16d

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The Curse of Moll Dyer: Southern Maryland Legend Reaches The Big Screen

CALIFORNIA, Md. — One of Southern Maryland’s most enduring legends reached the big screen Thursday evening as filmmakers Paul Awad and Kathryn O’Sullivan presented the feature-length film “The Curse of Moll Dyer” to a local audience at RC Lexington Exchange Movies 12. The screening marked...

California, MD · 18d

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The ChristmasWeen Party comes to The Wildwoods Convention Center on Saturday, November 14

The Wildwoods, NJ – October 27, 2026 – The ChristmasWeen Party is a family-friendly, Halloween meets Christmas event in the Wildwoods Convention Center on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. This is the selfie-event of the season and your chance to party with some...

Wildwood, NJ · 17d