EEDC: We last spoke in May. At the time, everyone was looking to find a “new normal.” It was all new then, integrating distance learning. How are things now? […]
For All Seasons Gives Away 1,000 Backpacks Across Mid-Shore
For All Seasons gave away 1,000 backpacks (200 to each county) on the Mid-Shore. The outreach replaced the Block Party held at For All Seasons office in Easton last year, […]
Academy Art Museum Summer Camp in a Tube is a Big Hit Among Children of Talbot County Essential Workers
Academy Art Museum Summer Camp in a Tube is a Big Hit Among Children of Talbot County Essential Workers This summer, the Academy Art Museum provided 211 free summer camp kits for […]
Easton Business Alliance forms Downtown Easton Beautification Committee
The Easton Business Alliance formed a “Beautification Committee,” chaired by Ted Mueller, Easton Business Alliance Board Member. The goal of this committee is to work on short- and long-term projects […]
See All the Film Trailers for the Upcoming Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival NOW!
Stock up on the popcorn! The 2020 FREE Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival is coming to you Oct. 1 (9 am EDT) – Oct. 4 (12 pm EDT), wherever you may be. […]
For All Seasons Participates in Oxford Picket Fence Project
Local artist Kevin Garber of St. Michaels has painted a picket fence for the Oxford Business Association’s (OBA) fall auction representing For All Seasons. For the past 10 years, local […]
Volunteers Needed for COVID-19 Food Distribution Efforts in Talbot County
Volunteers Needed for COVID-19 Food Distribution Efforts in Talbot County Despite returning to a new level of normalcy in our lives as we deal with COVID-19, there is still an […]
Interview with Robbie Gill, CEO YMCA Chesapeake
EEDC: We heard some great things about how the YMCA stepped up to help the community when the pandemic first hit. Tell us. Robbie Gill: We closed our 11 facilities across […]
Update on the Inner Courtyard from Lynn Thomas, Easton Town Planner
Easton Mayor Robert C. Willey has recently directed Town staff to take a look at a longstanding concept in Downtown Easton circles, to see if it retains relevance and is […]
Mayor Willey’s thoughts on business in Downtown Easton
As was mentioned at the Town Council meeting on September 9th, I can understand the frustration that must exist within our business community. According to the reports, we have […]