(This article is part of a series that spotlights historic farmhouses in Caroline, Dorchester, Queen Anne’s, Kent and Talbot counties. These homes are being given new life by the younger generation that lives in them presently.)...
Read MoreCharcuterie boards were originally borrowed from the French and lately it seems they’ve evolved to the next mouth-watering, over the top level. While the word itself refers to the tradition and art of preparing and assembling...
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In the movie, “Dennis the Menace,” Walter Matthaus Mr. Wilson gathers his garden club for an...
Read MoreAll winter my family feeds our variety of backyard birds, taking care to stick out peanuts for our Blue Jays and gathering round the window when our little woodpecker comes to dangle off the feeder. It all changes come April...
Read MoreHaving a pristine lawn — an enviable lush, green, monolithic, manicured carpet of sod or turf grass — has long defined homeowner pride and curb appeal. How this ideal took hold on the American homefront has been the subject of...
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