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Skipjack News
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Please enjoy these articles from the archive of our old website. You will find a treasury of information about Eastern Shore development by some of the Shore's finest writers.
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Agriculture and Forestry at the Crossroads: What Do We Do?
By Sarah Taylor-Rogers
March, 2006
Chesapeake Fields Wants to Build It. Will You Come?
By Bill Thompson
February, 2006
Scholarships for Delmarvans
By Jackie Lanza Jennings
January, 2006
Indian Heritage on Maryland's Eastern Shore: The Difficulties of Remnant or Detribalized Native Americans
By John R. Wennersten
December, 2005
Restoration Aquaculture
By Carol Kinsley
November, 2005
Young Golfers
By Marilyn Buerkle
October, 2005
Business Incubators--Providing Fertile Soil for Growing Our Economy
By Lois Haggerty
September, 2005
Key to Minority Healthcare May Be Putting More Information in the Hands of Patients
By Sheila R. Cherry
August, 2005
Workin' With the Wind
By Doug Stephens
July, 2005
Blue Crab Chronicles
By Charlie Petrocci
June, 2005
OCDC Celebrates Five Years of Progress
By Barbara JoAnn Seabrook
May, 2005
Growing Goats for a Growing Market
By Carol Kinsley
April, 2005
Sea Rise
By Bill Thompson
March, 2005
A Celebration of Color: Black Visual Artists on the Lower Eastern Shore
By Barb Dougherty
February, 2005
The Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network: A Federal Program Coordinates and Funds Efforts to Promote the Region
By Ginie Lynch
January, 2005
Giving (and Receiving) on Maryland's Eastern Shore
By Maureen McNeill
December, 2004
Eastern Shore Cooperatives: Seeds, Sprouts, and Seasoned
By Carol Kinsley
November, 2004
Rural Renewal in Princess Anne
By Bill Thompson
October, 2004
Just Released: "From Bridge to Boardwalk" A CD project like no other
By Marilyn Buerkle
September, 2004
At the 2004 Smithsonian Folklife Festival: Adaptability, Reverence for Past, Key to Eastern Shore Survival
By Frank Van Riper
August, 2004
Reaching out to the Small Farmer
By Carol Kinsley
July, 2004
Brochure How-To
By Suzanne Street
June, 2004
The Deep Lines of Fishing - Part II NEW ANGLERS CAN GET HOOKED ON FISHING
By Charlie Petrocci
May, 2004
The Deep Lines of Fishing - Part 1 An Economic Engine
By Charlie Petrocci
April, 2004
Beach to Bay Indian Trail: 16 Years without a Budget
By Kathy Fisher
March, 2004
Biodiesel: A Boon for Soybean Farmers
By Carol Kinsley
February, 2004
The Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education and Maryland's Eastern Shore
By John R. Wennersten
January, 2004
Small Business Cautionary Tales
By Candaise Whetstone
December, 2003
Fairmount Academy Metamorphosis
By Barbara Dougherty
November, 2003
Senior Surge: MAC Advocates for Eastern Shore Elders
By Carolyn Stegman and Peggy Bradford
October, 2003
Rural Education Challenges
By Gains Hawkins
September, 2003
10,000 Years of Seafood Feasts and Still Counting
By Charlie Petrocci
August, 2003
Farmers Try Agri-Tourism
By Carol Kinsley
July, 2003
Hoy on Delmarva
By Ginie Lynch
June, 2003
Clam Farming Comes of Age
By Charlie Petrocci
May, 2003
Bicycles on Maryland's Eastern Shore: Power and Passion
By John R. Wennersten
April, 2003
Delmarva on the National Mall: Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2004 Plans Feature Crisfield, Smith Island, and Rock Hall
By Katherine Harting
March, 2003
Certified for Heritage Tourism: Now What?
By Nancy Howard
February, 2003
Shore Tourism Outstrips State
By Anita Ferguson
January, 2003
Shore Transit: Linking the Lower Shore
By Ginie Lynch
December, 2002
Seasonal Fishing: Fish Move; Anglers, Too
By Charlie Petrocci
November, 2002
Golf on Delmarva
By Jim Whittemore
October, 2002
Saving the Skipjacks
By Deborah S. Davis
September, 2002
Shore Entrepreneurs Take the Leap out on Their Own
By Rosemarie “Dodie” Lazzati
August, 2002
Delmarva is Different
By Joseph A. Mangini, Jr.
July, 2002
Once More Over the Bridge
By Frank Van Riper
June, 2002
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