
Cup o' Joe
Editor Joe Sugarman talks food, travel, and news on the Chesapeake Bay.
What’s Maryland’s Best Hotel?
01/07/11
Picked up the recent issue of Travel & Leisure and was pleased to see St. Michaels’ Inn at Perry Cabin ranked as one of the Top 500 best hotels in the world. That’s quite a distinction for the Orient-Express property. It was the only Maryland hotel listed, and frankly, I can’t remember another… continued
01/07/11
Picked up the recent issue of Travel & Leisure and was pleased to see St. Michaels’ Inn at Perry Cabin ranked as one of the Top 500 best hotels in the world. That’s quite a distinction for the Orient-Express property. It was the only Maryland hotel listed, and frankly, I can’t remember another… continued

The Annapolis Insider
Mary Ann Treger shares news and views from around town.
News From My Annapolis Kitchen. Sweet Potato Lovers Unite!
03/13/11
I usually blog about what’s new in Annapolis shops and restaurants. Today I’m blogging about what’s new in my Annapolis kitchen—Sweet Potato Pops. They are the easiest, most fun way to get finicky kids to eat nutrition-packed sweet potatoes. My neighbors’ adorable twin boys love them! Sweet Potato Pops are delicious—and… continued
03/13/11
I usually blog about what’s new in Annapolis shops and restaurants. Today I’m blogging about what’s new in my Annapolis kitchen—Sweet Potato Pops. They are the easiest, most fun way to get finicky kids to eat nutrition-packed sweet potatoes. My neighbors’ adorable twin boys love them! Sweet Potato Pops are delicious—and… continued

Delmarva Drives
On the Road with Fran Severn
Delmarva’s Farmers’ Markets
06/05/11
One of the best things about living in Delmarva is availability of fresh, good, wholesome, home-grown, often organic food. This has always been an agricultural area. Where else will you find a town called “Fruitland?” Pick-your-own berries and fruit open up as the season allows; local farmers are raising grass-fed beef and lamb,… continued
06/05/11
One of the best things about living in Delmarva is availability of fresh, good, wholesome, home-grown, often organic food. This has always been an agricultural area. Where else will you find a town called “Fruitland?” Pick-your-own berries and fruit open up as the season allows; local farmers are raising grass-fed beef and lamb,… continued

Eco Alley
Living Green with Connie Pumphrey
It didn’t happen yesterday…
02/11/11
Every time there is a push to clean up the environment, corporations begin their rant that jobs will suffer and the economy will collapse if they are required to follow the rules….yes, the rules. There are enough environmental laws on the books to wallpaper the CIA. I think what corporations mean is that… continued
02/11/11
Every time there is a push to clean up the environment, corporations begin their rant that jobs will suffer and the economy will collapse if they are required to follow the rules….yes, the rules. There are enough environmental laws on the books to wallpaper the CIA. I think what corporations mean is that… continued

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