Author: Tammy Cohee

John was born and raised in the Baltimore area and graduated from Catonsville High School, signed up with the Army National Guard in 1966, met his wife, Alice and married in 1969. He and his family moved to the Eastern Shore of Maryland in 1976 and he still resides in the house they bought and the home they built.

The culvert at Wootenaux Creek along Chapel Road in Easton will be replaced beginning in late March 2026.

Celebrate the legacy of “Boats Built in Michigan & the Midwest” and immerse yourself in a weekend of history, artistry, and adventure. See more than 100 rare vintage boats and enjoy fascinating boating history talks, family activities, free boat rides, and artisans’ wares — all situated at the renowned Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM). This is your chance to connect with passionate boaters, artists, and collectors from across the region.

ShoreRivers is pleased to announce the return of its highly anticipated State of the Rivers events — a series of free presentations held each spring to inform the public about the current state of our Eastern Shore waterways and what we can all do to protect and restore them. Whether this will be your first or your 15th State of the Rivers, we invite everyone to attend, learn, sip, and savor — and bring a friend, too!

Her love of books started like so many of us – reading under the covers with a flashlight well past her bedtime. But for Shauna Beulah of Federalsburg, her passion for reading became more than a hobby, leading her to become the first paid Branch Manager of the St. Michaels Branch of the Talbot County Free Library (TCFL) in 1986 – a job she will be retiring from this spring. Her 40-year legacy culminates with the newly expanded library opening its doors on March 21.

The Cambridge Woman’s Club is hosting an Historic Fashion Show, featuring clothing styles from colonial times, the 1900s, and through the 1970s. The event will take place on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 2 to 4pm at the Club’s clubhouse, located at 417 High Street in Cambridge, Maryland.

There are few better ways to start the spring season than by grabbing a tote bag and heading down to the St. Michaels Farmers Market (SMFM) in St. Michaels. For nearly three decades, the small-but-mighty market has served as a beloved community gathering that brings the freshest fruits, vegetables, eggs, meats, seafood, flowers, baked goods—even booze—to the Talbot County community, and beyond. And starting on April 11, it will return to showcase the region’s bounty for its 29th season. Located in the public parking lot behind Pemberton’s Pharmacy at 206 S. Talbot Street, it will operate rain or shine on Saturday mornings between 8:30 and 11:30am through November 21.