Break the mold with a crayon refresh
As it’s back to school time, if you aren’t buying graphing calculators yet, you likely still have...
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Month: September 2018
Festival’s two garden films promise to bud for pleasure
From Thursday, Oct. 11 to Sunday, Oct. 14, the Chesapeake Film Festival will celebrate the burgeoning of film on screens all over Easton, St. Michaels and Cambridge, Md. With nearly 50 films flourishing in the area, two will...
Read MoreThis fall, think small bulbs
It may be way too soon to start thinking about snow — or so we hope — but seasoned gardeners know that instead of hiding one’s head in the sand about the coming of colder weather, it’s way better to place carefully chosen bulbs...
Read MoreBark worth its bite
When asked why she had not gotten a facelift at her age, Academy Award winning movie actress Bette Davis replied, “Because I have earned every line and wrinkle.” The same can be said of the bark of trees. The tree has earned...
Read MoreRepurposed to last
Sean Downey, woodcrafter and artist of Barn Life Primitives & Architecture in Chestertown, has two major objectives: Bring people to downtown Chestertown and create new designs from old wood. Downey began working in wood...
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