The average age of retirement in the U.S. is 63. Most people spend their entire lives planning out what they’re going to do when the momentous occasion arrives; they prepare for vacations, secure a nice little cottage, or make a big and exciting purchase in celebration. Although there are 35.8 million anglers in America, few […]
Sports and Recreation
Bar With Free Shot Per U.S. Goal Deal Gets Shook When U.S. Beats Thailand 13-0
Everyone loves a good drink special. Happy hour is crowded for a reason. Between 71% and 73% of Millennials, love a good drink or two. Be it beer, wine, or liquor, a good deal at a bar is always worth a shot. Or 13 shots? Seems excessive, maybe? Miami bar American Social Brickell, a United […]
3 Simple Tips to Help You Save Money for Your First Home
It would be an understatement to say that buying your first home can be a stressful process. From choosing the right location to finding a home that suits your wants and needs, there is a lot that goes into buying a home. But perhaps the most difficult part of buying your first home is saving […]
For Your Health: New Studies Link Fractures and Decreased Bone Density
Two new studies show that breaking a bone not only reduces bone density near the fracture site but actually reduces bone density throughout the injured person’s body. According to Science Daily, the two studies from UC Davis may have finally explained the link between initial and secondary bone fractures. According to Blaine Christiansen, who lead […]
Who’s Leaving Behind All the Trash on Delmarva Rivers and Beaches?
The summer recreation season brings in tourists, fish and game enthusiasts, and money for local businesses here in Crisfield, but unfortunately, many of those visitors will leave behind trash and litter when they go. And by summer’s end, many nearby beaches and wetland habitats will be in desperate need of cleaning, just one of the […]
Maryland Loosens Hunting and Gun Laws
Marylanders love to hunt, which is why the news of two new laws may be welcome tidings. More than 38 million Americans hunt and fish. In fact, more Americans hunt and shoot than play golf. In Maryland specifically, 88,000 residents and non-residents spend 1,032,000 days hunting between them, with the average hunter spending $2,815 on […]
Maryland Basketball Fans Relive Team’s Glorious Past as March Madness Approaches
Did you know that nine out of every 10 Americans own at least one t-shirt that they refuse to throw away due to sentimental value? As March Madness looms, wistful Maryland men’s basketball fans may be brushing the dust off of their old team t-shirts reminiscent of the Terps’ glory days. Now, however, fans have […]
At 82 Years Old, San Antonio Woman Competes in International Tennis Tournaments, Teaches Sport to Others
Even though she is 82 years old, Margaret Canby says she feels 50. Her secret to staying young: keeping active through the sport of tennis. Canby has played tennis for more than 70 years, calling it “a sport you can play forever.” Her hobby has also allowed her the opportunity to travel all around the […]
Apple to Debut Smart-Home Technology
Looking back, it’s strange to see how far technology has come. Back in 1952, the Zenith Electronics Corporation had just come out with the first remote control ever, which hardly had any functionality and was tied to the TV through a cable. Now–a paltry 62 years later–we’re so technologically advanced that there’s even an app […]
Circa 1920 Crisfield-built buyboat Winnie Estelle joins Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s floating fleet
The historic and the worldly known Chesapeake Bay buy boat “Winnie Estelle” has come to St. Michaels for providing scenic Miles River cruises seafood and other important things. Actually, Estelle has arrived at Maritime Museum for joining the historic floating fleets of CBMM. The museum officials said that Estelle has come to replace the replica of Master Jim which […]