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From JV To Varsity Standout: Carter Hoffman’s Rise At Patuxent
LUSBY, Md. — When Carter Hoffman first started playing basketball at Patuxent High School, he was still learning the fundamentals of the game. Now, the 6-foot-3 junior is becoming an important part of the Panthers’ program, bringing versatility, energy and leadership to the court. Hoffman plays primarily small...
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Irish Tides on the Miles River
Irish Tides offers a quintessential Eastern Shore retreat with luxury and style. This beautifully crafted 4-bedroom, 5.5-bath main house provides captivating views of the Miles River from almost every room. The main level has been enhanced with a new HVAC system and ductwork, ensuring comfort and efficiency throughout. Exquisite crown moldings, hardwood floors, and custom built-ins add an inviting elegance. Enjoy formal living and dining areas, a chef’s kitchen with an island, quartz countertops, and a scenic waterside dining nook for informal meals.
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‘I feel at home when I’m here’: Waterfowl Festival returns to Easton for 55th year
EASTON, Md. – One of Talbot County's biggest events on the Eastern Shore is back in Easton. The 55th Waterfowl Festival celebrates the wildlife and sporting heritage of the Chesapeake while raising money for conservation. The festival runs through Sunday. A tradition rooted in preservation. The festival began in...
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Easton Football Defeats Calvert to Advance in State Playoffs
EASTON, Md. – It was a dogfight, on the mid-shore between Easton vs. Calvert. The Cavaliers didn’t waste time. They go down the field immediately. First drive of the game, Lyndon Johnson throws a dime to Tristan Thomas for the touchdown. Easton responds immediately with a Ja’zir Dickerson...
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Veterans honored at Easton Elementary
EASTON — The veterans waited in the hallway. One at a time they were announced by branch, rank and name, and one at a time a fifth grader walked each of them to a front-row table: a grandchild, a niece, a stepchild. Six relatives of Easton Elementary School students were honored that way at the school’s Veterans Day program, which for the first time asked fifth graders to invite the veterans in their own families. “These kids were so proud to have their grandparents and moms and dads join us,” said Michelle Mackall, the fifth grade teacher who led the event for the school. For years the program was a panel of local veterans talking to students. Michael Feehley, chairman of the veterans affairs committee at the Easton Elks Lodge, who has long organized the visit, said he wanted the children to do more than listen. He asked three principals, he said, before one agreed. When he asked Mackall whether students could bring in veterans of their own, her answer was short: “I’m on it.” This year about 160 fifth graders wrote poems, drew pictures, wrote questions and, in a first for the grade, sang. ‘Who can tell me what
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FAA ground stop affecting national and local travel
EASTON — A nationwide ground stop has had a limited impact on Easton Airport so far, but charter flights bringing visitors to this weekend’s Waterfowl Festival could be delayed or unable to make the trip, airport Manager Micah Risher said Friday. Risher said information communicated to the airport indicated that flights operating under instrument flight rules, including airline and charter operations, were grounded. Flights operating under visual flight rules were still able to operate, he said. Those flights at Easton typically involve smaller aircraft flying at lower altitudes over shorter distances, Risher said. He said the problem appeared to involve communications between air traffic control centers handling higher-altitude flights. When asked about the nature of the disruption or what had caused it, Risher said he couldn’t speculate. According to reporting by the Associated Press, the Federal Aviation Administration grounded flights nationwide Friday afternoon because of communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. The FAA notice said the ground stop was imposed “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the communications issue affected the 22 regional air traffic control centers that guide aircraft between airports. FAA technicians were investigating. It was the first