Opinion: Everyone Has a Constitutional Right to Be Annoying
I have been watching the recent controversy surrounding Gay’s Seafood in Easton and its display of political lawn signs with a mixture of amusement, concern, and something approaching admiration. Not admiration for the behavior. Admiration for the ability of otherwise perfectly reasonable people to turn a political disagreement into a full-scale Eastern Shore constitutional crisis. […]
Opinion: Everyone Has a Constitutional Right to Be Annoying
I have been watching the recent controversy surrounding Gay’s Seafood in Easton and its display of political lawn signs with a mixture of amusement, concern, and something approaching admiration. Not admiration for the behavior. Admiration for the ability of otherwise perfectly reasonable people to turn a political disagreement into a full-scale Eastern Shore constitutional crisis. […]
A Few More Minutes, a Few More Years by Laura J. Oliver
A trip always starts days before departure, with setting aside clothes to keep clean and making lists of what you can’t live without for a week. This is especially true as I pack to meet my family on North Carolina’s Outer Banks because someone is coming to stay with the dog. That means the fridge […]