The Lifestyle Magazine of The Eastern Shore
Our region’s cherished OYSTERS Offer many benefits.
Here’s a few:
Eating oysters is environmentally friendly. Oysters are on the Seafood Watch list as a “Best Choice,” meaning that seafood in this category is abundant, well-managed and caught or farmed in environmentally friendly ways.
Oysters are good for your garden. Oyster shells are high in calcium, which helps balance your soil’s pH levels.
Adorable, Local Pets In Need Of The Right Home
Ginger
Ginger is about 6-years-old and has been at the shelter for over a year. She is high energy and does not do well with other animals, but she is very eager to please humans. She loves to play and is very smart. Ginger is looking for a fairly active family with older kids to play with.
TEAM OF HOPE The HALO executive team (top) includes (front, from left), Logan Schevel and Teresa Schevel. (Back, from left) Princess Perry, Celeste Savage, Eartha Harris and Angel Simpson.
Halo Ministries Continues To Positively Impact Wicomico County Through Its
Unwavering Commitment To See Lives Change
History: The Center of Hope began as an outreach ministry of Oak Ridge Baptist Church in 2004,
John W. Crisfield
The Story Of How Crisfield Was Once The “Seafood Capital Of The World”
In 1854, a survey of the Chesapeake Bay revealed that the area was a lucrative fishing location, with extensive oyster beds around Somers Cove. Roughly a decade later, in 1866, John W. Crisfield, a Princess Anne attorney, was instrumental in bringing the Eastern Shore Railroad,