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The Roost & Roll bringing burgers, fries, shakes soon to Salisbury, MD
A new business is coming soon to Route 13 in Salisbury, Maryland. The Roost & Roll is located at 754 South Salisbury Boulevard across from ACME Markets. The eatery will be serving up buckets of fried chicken, 1/4 lb classic, pizza and mushroom swiss burgers, Boardwalk fries, Philly cheesesteaks, milkshakes, coffee, refreshers, floats and more. The eatery is currently hiring drive-thru cashiers, kitchen staff, and fry and grill cooks. Applicants can apply in person or by calling 443-754-7122. An official grand opening date for The Roost & Roll has not yet been revealed. The eatery can be reached at 410-572-4477 and 410-572-4479. LOWER SHORE FALL EVENTS: 10 Halloween happenings, trick-or-treating in Ocean City, Salisbury MD NEW BUSINESS HAPPENINGS: OCMD getting new restaurant, Asian market, big changes for SBY mall Olivia Minzola covers communities on the Lower Shore. Contact her with tips and story ideas at ominzola@delmarvanow.com . This article originally appeared on Salisbury Daily Times: The Roost & Roll bringing burgers, fries, shakes soon to Salisbury, MD
The Star Democrat
‘In the sandbox’ Kentavius Jones, Sam Pugh and Oh, He Dead play the Avalon
EASTON — Of everyone on the bill Wednesday night at the Avalon Theatre, Kentavius Jones had the easiest load-in. He lives two blocks away. Jones and his longtime musical partner Sam Pugh opened for Oh, He Dead, a genre-hopping soul, R&B and jazz band from the D.C. area. They played to a room full of family and friends, plus the entire staff of a downtown Easton restaurant, Tiger Lily, which closed for the night so its crew could go. “How cool was this, that we filled this room on a Wednesday?”, Jones said after the set last week. For Jones, a hometown show was personal with a short drive, his brother in the crowd and friends in the audience. But it was also a bit of a mission. Jones sits on the Avalon’s board, and he said the show grew out of an effort to bring independent, emerging artists and a younger crowd into the historic theater. The thinking, he said, is simple: book talented acts early, and when they hit it big, they’ll want to come back. Jones had originally planned a solo acoustic set. Then Pugh turned out to be free. Kids in a sandbox The pair’s duo
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Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence Shares Survivors Stories Through Art
(EASTON, Md) – October is domestic violence awareness month, and despite the awareness being spread, sharing a story can be incredibly difficult for survivors, putting it all into words can be even harder. The Mid Shore Council on Family Violence is kicking off an exhibit throughout the rest of...
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Design with Jenn Martella: Georgian Splendor, c. 1938
King George III may have lost the American colonies, but his name lives on in the popular Georgian architectural style. This stately home in Easton’s Historic District beautifully illustrates elements of this style: its two story, two rooms deep rectangular shape; side gabled roof; decorative cornice with dentil molding; double hung 6/6 windows; centered entry door with an elaborate entablature above decorative pilasters; and windows aligned both horizontally and vertically in symmetrical rows around the center front door.
The Star Democrat
Waterfowl Festival launches new duck scavenger hunt
EASTON — The Waterfowl Festival is hosting something new this year — a duck scavenger hunt at locations across Easton, St. Michaels, Cambridge and Denton. From Oct. 1 to Nov. 15, participating vendors are placing large wooden ducks right outside of their buildings. Minnesota artist Tom Duffy hand-carved 20 big ducks and around 50 small ducks for the duck hunt. This year, all of these ducks have already been purchased by partner merchants. To add to the excitement, some local businesses have decorated and painted their ducks. The duck hunt, an idea suggested by Waterfowl Festival Board member Dan Ketelson, aims to get merchants more involved in the festival. Waterfowl Festival and Administrative Coordinator Annie Miller reflected that the original goal was, “to get all of the merchants excited beyond just downtown Easton and get them involved on a deeper level, because [the] Waterfowl Festival brings over a $6 million impact to the community.” The scavenger hunt also allows merchants to get on the Waterfowl Map at an affordable price. This initiative will reach out to small businesses that cannot afford to get a big vendor booth, but are excited about being part of the Festival. For locals and Waterfowl
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The Unpretentious Maryland Diner Where The Homemade Breakfast Is Worth Waking Up Early For
Setting an alarm on a day off is a serious commitment, and The Bayside Skillet in Ocean City, Maryland is absolutely worth it. This is the kind of breakfast spot that makes you feel smart for finding it and slightly smug about knowing it exists. Here’s something worth thinking about....
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Maryland Families Have Been Ordering Smith Island Cake At This Crisfield Restaurant For Decades
Some towns are famous for one thing, and Crisfield on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is famous for crabs. Yet tucked along the main highway into town sits a spot where dessert gets just as much love as the seafood. Families stop for steamed crabs and huge fish sandwiches, then leave...
Delmarva Now | The Daily Times
Snow Hill Seafood Festival to return with food, music and raffle
The Snow Hill Area Chamber of Commerce will bring its annual seafood festival back to downtown Snow Hill on Nov. 1 with food stations, live music, shopping and a raffle planned throughout the afternoon. The event marks the sixth edition of the festival, according to a community announcement. Attendees can walk through the downtown district from 1 to 5 p.m. and sample an all-you-can-eat menu offered by local businesses and organizations at locations along Green Street. Featured menu items include a raw oyster bar from Paul M. Jones Lumber Company; shrimp creole, fried oysters, clam strips and Malibu oysters from Elliott’s Tavern; and coconut shrimp and Old Bay fries from Oaked 110 Whiskey & Wine Bar. Other offerings include cheddar biscuit crab cakes from Del Vecchio’s Bakery, shrimp ceviche from Hang 10, oysters Rockefeller and linguine with clam sauce from Snow Hill American Legion Post 67, steamed shrimp and bay scallops from Baywater Seafood, brisket sausage with crab relish from Tides & Vine, a fish fry from NABVETS’ Orlando H. Smack Jr. Chapter No. 0129, French fries from Unionville Lodge No. 45 and pulled pork sliders with pineapple coleslaw from Boo Daddy’s Rolling Smoke. Admission costs $70 per person and
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Talbot Humane’s Holiday Pet Boutique Opens November 5
Talbot Humane’s Pawsitively Fabulous Pet Boutique will return November 5 through December 19 at 7894 Ocean Gateway in Easton, next door to Talbot Humane. Shopping hours are Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Purchases support the organization’s animal care and community programs.
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Ocean City Golf Trip Guide: Great Courses, Affordable Golf & A Beach Town Vibe
We found one of the best beach golf trip destinations on the East Coast—and somehow, it’s still flying under the radar. In this episode of The Golf Podcast we uncover one of the most underrated beach golf trips we’ve experienced: Ocean City, Maryland. Known for its beaches, boardwalk, seafood, and summer vacations, Ocean City also happens to be home to some seriously impressive golf—and at prices that make it a compelling alternative to today’s increasingly expensive bucket-list golf resorts.