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Talbot County Council Members Keasha Haythe and Lynn Mielke recently attended the groundbreaking ceremony for St. Vincent De Paul’s (SVDP) building addition at their property located at 29533 Canvasback Drive in Easton, MD.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced the state’s 2024-2025 migratory game bird hunting seasons, the first of which begin Sept. 2. Bag limits, season dates, and shooting hours can be found in the 2024-2025 Maryland Guide to Hunting and Trapping.

The Working Artists Forum is holding a special charity art exhibit & sale as part of Breast Cancer Awareness on October 4th at the Waterfowl Building in Easton. Pretty in Pink will be held from 11am to 7pm and will showcase over 60 fine art framed works from its many accomplished artists.

The Tilghman Area Youth Association (TAYA) is excited to announce the launch of several new youth programs for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. As part of its ongoing mission to unite youth, families, and the community, TAYA continues to provide a safe and nurturing environment where children can grow and achieve their full potential through afterschool programs, scholarships, events, and services.

Last month, The Easton Family YMCA at Peachblossom began an exciting and much-needed renovation of its Wellness Center, which is the home to the facility’s cardio and strength training equipment. The Ellen Rajacich Warm Pool, Cool Pool and exterior of the building will also undergo improvements during this same project.

The Talbot County Roads Superintendent and the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office have noted an alarming increase in damage to county road signs over the last year, with the majority of damage occurring in the Cordova area.

Nine Eastern Shore Garden Clubs will hold a National Garden Club (NGC) PATRIOTIC STANDARD FLOWER SHOW at the Elks Lodge #1622 at 502 Dutchman’s Lane in Easton, MD on Saturday, October 5 from 1 to 4 pm. The public is invited to stroll through and enjoy this colorful free event.

Easton has become a true mecca for extraordinary musical experiences. A case in point: Chesapeake Music’s upcoming concert featuring the award-winning Isidore String Quartet performing at the Ebenezer Theater on Saturday, October 5. The concert is the second in the 2024-2025 series of Interlude Concerts.

Easton Economic Development Corporation (Easton EDC) has recently received funds from Project Restore to help with ongoing projects in downtown Easton. The funds originate from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, which awarded over $16.2 million to assist small businesses and support local revitalization projects on the Eastern Shore. The Grants from the Business Boost Microgrant Program, the Main Street Improvement Grant, and Project Restore 2.0 will facilitate community revitalization by attracting, retaining, and expanding small businesses, along with cultural attractions and events.

Calling all readers! This fall, ShoreRivers is offering two free opportunities to take an immersive journey into the history of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, exploring the role its rivers play in our way of life — then, now, and in the future.