New Recovery Coffee Blend Supports People Affected By Substance Use On The Mid-Shore

Grace Street and Night Kitchen launch recovery blend coffee

A new recovery blend coffee that supports people affected by substance use launched this week from Night Kitchen Coffee in partnership with Grace Street in Easton. Sales of the coffee, which will be available as whole bean and cold brew, support Grace Street, which is the area’s first recovery community organization (RCO). Grace Street is […]

Spy Long-Form: The Easton Affordable Housing Challenge with Jennifer Dindinger

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[youtube id=”ebSwe19l7BM”/] As documented by the Spy over the last few years, the issue of affordable housing has risen to become one of Easton’s most significant challenges, mirroring many towns on the Mid-Shore, as more and more potential residents are unable to find reasonably priced homes for purchase or rent. The topic of affordable housing […]

Grateful by Kate Emery General

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Five mornings a week I leave home before 7:00, I usually approach the Frederick Malkus Bridge five minutes later. Some months I watch the sun rise over the Choptank and it is a breathtaking, golden gift. Lately, the sun rises early, 6:00 ish, so I miss that, but the Choptank is still always breathtaking. One […]

Washington College Receives $15 Million for New School Focusing on Interdisciplinary Approach to Global Business

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Washington College announced today the largest individual donation in the College’s 242-year history: a $15 million gift from Elizabeth (Beth) Warehime which will enable the launch of The Warehime School of Global Business, Economics, and Social Impact — a new school aimed at fostering a unique interdisciplinary approach to business education. With the goal of transforming business […]

Washington College Receives $15 Million for New School Focusing on Interdisciplinary Approach to Global Business

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Washington College announced today the largest individual donation in the College’s 242-year history: a $15 million gift from Elizabeth (Beth) Warehime which will enable the launch of The Warehime School of Global Business, Economics, and Social Impact — a new school aimed at fostering a unique interdisciplinary approach to business education. With the goal of transforming business […]