As many of you know, we have a tradition at our home called “Porching.” Porching is the art of sitting on our front porch, watching the world go by, and inviting half of it to join us for a chat or a beverage. My wife is the Queen of Porching. Read more
When I was in consulting, sometimes something so crazy would happen that the whole client team would burst out into uncontrollable laughter. Inevitably someone would say, “You can’t make this stuff up!” I thought about that exclamation many times last week. Here’s why. Last week, President Trump announced that his Read more
Four years ago, Wes Moore began his rapid ascent in politics from being relatively unknown to being the Democratic nominee for Governor of Maryland. In doing so, he exceeded expectations by defeating nine better-known opponents in a Democratic primary. Those opponents included Peter Franchot, a former state comptroller for four Read more
After two sold-out performances in December, Easton Choral Arts is ready to share its April concert. Prepare for departure with On Wings of Song, a theatrical concert experience that explores the wonder of human flight – both literal and imagined. Designed to unfold like a journey through the skies, this Read more
This week, Len Foxwell and Clayton Mitchell come to a rare point of agreement in this installment of Maryland Caucus, decrying the millions of dollars cut from the state’s budget for supporting people with developmental disabilities. This video is approximately 15 minutes in length.
This week, Len Foxwell and Clayton Mitchell come to a rare point of agreement in this installment of Maryland Caucus, decrying the millions of dollars cut from the state’s budget for supporting people with developmental disabilities. This video is approximately 15 minutes in length.
In 1963, Criterion Studios declared, “It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World.” And that was for a comedy. Currently, our “mad world” might not seem like much to laugh about. But in such times, the arts provide a respite. The April concert series by the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, Grammy winner Read more
Tell someone to check into a hotel, interact with the desk clerk for several minutes, produce a credit card, and get directions to the elevator. Then have the clerk duck down behind the counter to retrieve the room key while a completely different person rises to hand it over, and Read more
Glints of Promise? God is difficult Existence complex, obscure Written first by people long ago Often indecipherable Is that all there is, we ask Is there more Something traceable—beyond theories Maybe, something like grace Lower case gods? What do they promise? Deliver? Sustain? The worship begins, is it escapable? Is Read more
Author Barbara Viniar will discuss her compelling new book on Tuesday, April 14 at 1 pm in the Cadby Theatre at Chesapeake College. Dr. Viniar will read from her Sibylline Press publication “Little Bird,” a novel about a courageous Russian immigrant to the United States in the early 20th century. To Read more