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Youth exhibition to open March 14 at Rehoboth Art League
The Rehoboth Art League will present the annual Young at Art exhibition from Saturday, March 14 through Sunday, March 29, at its Henlopen Acres campus. The public and participating students are welcome to celebrate the exhibition’s debut by visiting the galleries throughout the day March 14. The youth showcase...
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Best Places to Eat in Ocean City Maryland (Our Family’s Favorite Restaurants & Boardwalk Treats)
Wondering where to eat in Ocean City Maryland? Here are our favorite breakfast spots, family restaurants, and iconic boardwalk treats you shouldn’t miss. If you spend any amount of time in Ocean City, Maryland, you’ll notice something pretty quickly. People talk about the food almost as much as...
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Thy Will Be Done: George Washington’s Legacy of Slavery and the Fight for American Memory with John Marks
How should we remember George Washington’s involvement in slavery? Americans have argued over that question for nearly 250 years. More than any other “Founding Father,” Washington’s ties to slavery have vexed us. He enslaved more people than any of his fellow Founders, yet he was the only one of them to emancipate the people he held in bondage. Since his death, Americans have grappled with this contradiction, shaping and re-shaping our collective memory of Washington and slavery—along with our understanding of the nation. In this talk, historian and writer John Garrison Marks will draw on his book Thy Will Be Done: George Washington’s Legacy of Slavery and the Fight for American Memory to tell the story of how politicians, abolitionists, educators, activists, Washington’s former slaves and their descendants, and others have remembered, forgotten, and manipulated slavery’s place in Washington’s story over the past 250 years. Marks’s work reveals how generational struggles over our collective memory of Washington and slavery have always been part of a bigger conversation about defining America and its people—and continue to shape the nation’s public discourse.
The Star Democrat
Popcorn machine fire closes Cambridge movie theater
CAMBRIDGE — A popcorn machine fire on Thursday temporarily closed the Cambridge Premium Cinemas. Around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, firefighters responded to a fire at the movie theater in the Dorchester Square shopping center off of Route 50, according to a Rescue Fire Company post on Facebook . A caller told the fire company that a popcorn machine caught fire and it began to spread. Firefighters arrived and saw smoke coming from the theater’s doors. They “quickly located the fire, which had been held in check by the building’s sprinkler system,” the company said. Crews extinguished the fire and removed the smoke from the building. Cambridge Premium Cinemas posted on its website that it’s temporarily closed. Online sales will be refunded and in-person sales can be redeemed when the theater reopens. As of Friday at 5:30 p.m., no updates about when the theater may reopen had been posted to the website or Facebook. Anyone with questions or concerns for the theater is asked to email info@flagshipcinemas.com. This story has been updated.
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This Maryland Amish Market Packs Food Counters And Shopping Into One Roof
Your dinner plan gets dangerously easy the moment you walk through the doors. This Maryland Amish market packs food counters and shopping into one roof, so a quick stop turns into a full meal and a stocked bag without extra driving. You start with the food because the smells make...
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The Brightside: Another successful Rock & Roll Revival
SALISBURY, Md. – While Rock & Roll Revival at James M. Bennett (JMB) High School wrapped up a couple weeks ago, we’re highlighting the hard working students that put on the production in this weeks edition of The Brightside, brought to you by Choptank Electric Cooperative. Over one...
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This No-Frills Seafood Shack In Maryland Serves The Best Crabs You’ll Ever Eat
Some restaurants try so hard to impress you that they forget about the food, but Harris Crab House in Grasonville takes the opposite approach. This waterfront institution serves up Maryland blue crabs the way they’re meant to be eaten: messy, delicious, and without a single pretentious bone in their shells.
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Embers Restaurant Relaunches as 1945 Steak & Seafood
OCEAN CITY, Md. – The restaurant long known as The Embers will relaunch in Apr. 2026 as 1945 Steak & Seafood. While the address remains unchanged, the restaurant now operates from a brand-new building completed in 2023. Over the past year, ownership says they have quietly introduced the evolved concept under the original name. As the culinary direction advanced, however, the legacy branding continued to create confusion tied to the restaurant’s former buffet experience.
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Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Hosts 2026 Eagle Festival
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is celebrating 250 years of America’s rich natural heritage and the birthday of the National Wildlife Refuge System at its annual Eagle Festival on Saturday, March 14, 2026, from 9:00am to 4:00pm. This free, family-friendly event focuses on the bald eagle and other birds of prey, with educational programs and exhibits featuring live birds and reptiles, hands-on activities, and refuge tours.