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Samuel Johnson once wrote, "Whoever wishes to attain an English style, familiar but not coarse, and elegant but not ostentatious, must give his days and nights to the study of Addison." From his birth in Milston, Wiltshire in the south of England to his days in the British government, Joseph Addison found ways of making his writing work for him. At age 21, Addison had already graduated from Oxford, been made a fellow of Magdalen, and had developed relationships with Dryden and others. He had also published a book, and an original translation of Georgics by Virgil. His notoriety eventually landed him a £300 pension to tour Europe, and he returned to England in 1704, where his state commissioned poem The Campaign earned him a post as Commissioner of Appeals in Halifax. While working in various government positions, including Secretary of State, Addison worked closely with Richard Steele, first as a writer for the Tatler, which first ran in 1709, and then as a co-founder of the Spectator and the Guardian between 1711 and 1714. His drama, Cato, was released in 1713, and by 1715 he had begun work on his political paper, The Freeloader. He passed away at Holland House in Kensington, west London in 1719. He was 47 years old.
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Quotidiana site founder Patrick Madden has just published a book of his own personal essays, including pieces formerly published in the Best American Spiritual Writing and Best Creative Nonfiction anthologies. If you enjoy the classical essays on this site, you'll enjoy these contemporary ruminations as well. Soon there'll be a web page here with further information, but for now, you can find out more (and perhaps purchase a copy) at Amazon.com.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - A French commando raid in Somalia to free a captive intelligence agent has ended in the deaths of 17 Islamists, a French soldier and apparently the hostage as well.
France says the agent was killed in the botched rescue, but the man's captors deny it and claim to have seized a second soldier.
The French agent, known by the code-name Denis Allex, was captured in the east African country on July 14, 2009. He was last seen in a video released in October pleading for the French president to help him.
French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says the operation in Somalia was unrelated to the French offensive overnight in Mali to drive back Islamist militants in the west African country. There are seven French hostages in Mali.
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Its pretty braided shape and pleasant dill flavor distinguishes this golden-brown loaf from other yeast breads. My family loves to eat it alongside soup, roast beef or pot roast. I almost always make two loaves-one just isn't enough!
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Prep: 25 min. + rising Bake: 35 min.
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
1 cup plain yogurt
1 small onion, finely chopped
1/4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons butter, softened
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1 tablespoon dill seed
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3 to 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
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Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from
pan to a wire rack to cool. Yield: 1 loaf.
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The location. Valet team is really helpful and friendly especially ALEX.
the darkness in lobby at night. Swimming pool
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Hotel was in great location Staff was excellent. Food in hotel was very good.room was very clean
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A scholarship fund has been established to honor a MESA alum who was tragically gunned down last September in a case of mistaken identity.
Rod Rodriguez, Jr., a student at UC Berkeley, was the first in his family to attend college. He was a recipient of the prestigious Frank H. & Eva H. Buck Foundation Scholarship, which would have paid for his entire college tuition and expenses through 2015. Rodriguez was a finalist for the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Schwab Rosenhouse Memorial Scholarship, Ronald McDonald House Charities Grant and the MetroPCS Community Scholar Award. He tutored students in Oakland and on campus during his spare time.
Rodriguez's family attributes his involvement with MESA and the encouragement of his high school MESA advisor Jean Crowder (now director of the Sacramento State University-UC Davis MESA Center) as key to his going on to college. Contributions to the Rod Rodriguez, Jr. scholarship fund may be made through a special website at www.tributetorod.org, or to:
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Our longtime film critic J. Hoberman spent this year's Cannes filing regular dispatches. This is his last one. Enter the Void Memorable for its in-your-face sensationalism, the 62nd Cannes Film Festival opened with the 3-D computer animation Up, saving the "Yours" for the final minutes of the comp ... More >>


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Remember Greg Oden? He used to play basketball. He'd like to play basketball again. »
The OMFGCU dream died last night around gone-to-bed o'clock, amid a flipbook of turnovers. Krzyzewski beat Izzo in the battle of the z's. The Cardinals dispatched the Ducks. Higher seeds advancing, dynasties on the make, a swell Sunday set up. »
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As we first reported last week, the Roger Clemens Magical Mystery Comeback Tour will continue this Friday in Sugar Land, Texas, as the hometown Skeeters take on the Long Island Ducks. Now, it appears that for his second start, Skeeters ace Roger Clemens may have a familiar face framing his pitches behind the plate. TV… »
Heading into this season, it looked like the Atlanta Braves were in possession of a stacked starting rotation. A trio of dynamic young arms—Tommy Hanson, Brandon Beachy, and Mike Minor—were set to team up with proven veterans Tim Hudson and Jair Jurrjens. What's more, the Braves had prospects like Randall Delgado,… »
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Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford didn't have any open receivers. That doesn't matter when you can throw an alley-oop in triple-covered Calvin Johnson's direction. »
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The Charlottesville City School Board met with Delegate David Toscano Monday morning to go over legislative issues they anticipate for the coming year. The board is making sure its legislators know where they stand on the hot-button issues regarding education.
Toscano said his main focus is money.
"I'm really concerned about the funding," said Toscano. "I want to try to increase the funding for K-12 education in the Commonwealth."
Toscano and the board worked their way through a list of legislative priorities for the upcoming Virginia General Assembly session.
The list included the board's stance on whether or not homeschooled students should be able to participate in school sports programs.
"We don't think it's a good idea that parents who have made a decision not to send their child to a school can have their child go represent the school on the sports field when they don't have the same academic standards, they don't have the same discipline standards," said Charlottesville City School Board Chair Ned Michie.
Another hot topic, according to Michie, is virtual schools. City schools are working on expanding their offering of virtual classes, but their concern is the money.
The board opposes any legislation that would require funding to "follow the student" if he or she chooses to attend a virtual class in another school division.
"We think that's a bad idea for localities to have to send money to other localities based on a child's decision," Michie said.
The board also let it be known that it opposes merit pay based on test scores, but noted it supports "evidence-based, locally-developed differentiated compensation models in order to improve recruitment and retention of teachers, administrators and classified staff."
When it comes to charter schools, the board supports charter schools that are governed by local school boards but opposes legislation that would limit a local school board's authority over a charter school within the division.
Exact proposals won't be known until the new year, but Toscano has some predictions.
"I think you're going to see some proposals for more charter schools," Toscano said. "I think you're going to see some proposals that will perhaps lessen some of the mandates on school divisions."
Toscano said the General Assembly will consider a wide variety of bills in 2013, many of them in the education arena.
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Omaha doesn't have beachfronts, mountains, or a professional sports team, but we do have some of the U.S. of A.'s most gifted artists. And if that's news to you, then I'd encourage you to venture out of your homes and into the wonderful world of Omaha's First Friday art events, which will take place, appropriately, this Friday, July 5.
Traditional and not-so traditional galleries across the city host exhibit openings each month on the first Friday. They open their doors and welcome gawkers – it's one of those times when it's polite to stare. Two of the biggest First Friday events – ones where you can get a broad sampling of Omaha-brewed art – is in the Old Market and Benson where fresh art flows thick within the art districts. In either locale you can walk a couple of blocks and see enough visual candy to shoot your blood sugar levels off the charts.
And these aren't your typical wine-and-cheese openings – although you can certainly find those, too – these are openings with energy, especially in Benson where the Maple Street corridor is full of live music, food, and of course, new art on display. (The team at the Sweatshop Gallery in Benson is particularly known for its clever First Friday openings.)
Plus, you know what's really cool about these First Friday art events? They're free. The artists just want eyeballs. They want their work to be seen, and if you go, you will be amazed at what you see. Omaha artists outdo themselves each and every month. Their creations are pro, people. Pro.


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WEST PALM BEACH — Robin S. Bernstein, an administrative aide to County Commissioner Ken Spillias, announced Monday her candidacy for the District 3 seat on the City Commission in the March city elections.
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Tom Brady, the Patriots star quarterback, is expected to have surgery on his right foot, according to press reports released on Thursday.
The procedure, to repair a stress fracture, is expected to take place at Massachusetts General Hospital and will be performed by a Patriots team doctor.
In consequence Brady will now drop out of the Pro Bowl in Hawaii, where he'll be replaced by the Kansas City Chiefs' Matt Cassel.
Brady's injury occurred when Patriots tackled the Pittsburgh Steelers in mid-November, but until now it has never been publicly discussed, with even his closest teammates in the dark concerning the extent of his injury. Since the incident Brady has not missed a game however, athough he often missed Wednesday practices.
This will be Brady's fit surgery since he began his professional career in 2000. If the surgery is successful, it's anticipated that Brady will quickly be ready for training camp.
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With all the SoBeWFF hype and buzz, we've overlooked the fact that this Sunday night at 7 p.m. is one of the most important celebration ceremonies in Hollywood. We're talking about Oscar. With so many gorgeous celebs under one roof and Seth MacFarlane hosting the show, its bound to be an interesti ... More >>
Some Miami-born celebrities never let anyone forget where they're from. Take Pitbull, for example, who just shouts out "305" at least once every 15 seconds.Other celebs born under the sign of the 305 aren't as conspicuous. For many, that's because they were born here but moved as young kids, and for ... More >>
The 2012 Academy Awards are old news, but they have left us with at least one lasting legacy: @angiesrightleg.The Twitter account written from the point of view of Angelina Jolie's leg, which her dress scandalously exposed during the red carpet and ceremony, boasts over 26,500 followers this morn ... More >>
The Carbonell Awards, the Tony Awards of South Florida stage, announced their 2011 nominees last night (see the full list below). Palm Beach County gleaned a whopping 43 nominations, followed by Miami-Dade's 28 and Broward's 27. But one of our own theatre troupes, the Actors' Playhouse, proved a ... More >>
Eric (Steve Evets) was once a spry young man who met the love of his life at a dance competition. He's now a graying, slouching postman, slowly losing his mind and stuck caring for two teenage sons. He's so miserable that his fellow postmen stage a little self-help visualization session. It trigg ... More >>
Michael Jackson dies and all of a sudden he's the greatest entertainer of all time. Not so fast. MJ made three great albums, invented the moonwalk and, well.... Let us take another look at the performers who have truly proved most thrilling over the years.1. Elvis Presley Michael Jackson may have du ... More >>
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The new European Neighbourhood Instrument: providing increased support to the EU's partners
In the context of the renewed approach to the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) outlined in the Joint Communication of 25 May 2011, the new European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI), will from 2014 provide increased support to 16 partner countries to the East and South of the EU's borders.
Building on the achievements of the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), the new ENI will contribute to strengthening bilateral relations with partner countries and bring tangible benefits to both the EU and its partners in areas such as democracy and human rights, the rule of law, good governance and sustainable development.
It will continue to provide the bulk of funding to the European Neighbourhood countries, essentially through bilateral, regional and cross border co-operation programmes.
Main elements of the new ENI
Application of differentiation and the 'more for more' principle:This principle is the key aspect of the renewed Neighbourhood policy, and will allow the EU to increase its support significantly for those partners that are genuinely implementing a broad and comprehensive democratisation process. It provides for a much higher level of differentiation in the cooperation with partner countries, reflecting their commitment to universal values, progress in deep democratisation and jointly agreed objectives. It will allow the EU to better adjust its assistance to the partner countries' needs and progress.
Reducing the complexity and length of the programming process. This will be done in order to streamline, shorten and better focus the programming so support can be delivered faster to our ENP partner countries
Streamlining the scope of the Instrument through focussing cooperation on the key policy objectives set out in particular in the ENP action plans agreed with the partners. This will make EU support more relevant and more efficient. Objectives will include in particular promoting human rights and fundamental freedoms, stronger and more inclusive growth, and support to in the progressive economic integration into the EU internal market. Other key areas include promoting confidence building and other measures that contribute to security and the prevention and settlement of conflicts. Support for increased people to people contacts, sectoral cooperation (e.g. energy and climate change) and civil society organisations will also figure prominently.
Amending the provisions on the Cross-Border Cooperation programme. Cross-Border Cooperation (CBC) programmes aim at reinforcing cooperation between Member States and partner countries along the external border of the European Union. The programmes promote economic and social development in border areas, address common challenges, ensure efficient and secure borders and promote people-to-people cooperation. The new provisions will facilitate effective and fast implementation of the programmes, which will benefit participating EU Member Sates and partner countries and their citizens.
Promoting closer links with EU internal instruments and policies. This will be done notably by promoting mechanisms for the pooling of funds from internal and external instruments of the EU budget. The aim is to enable partner countries and their citizens to participate in successful EU internal programmes in areas such as student mobility, youth programmes or support to Civil Society, while improving the efficiency and simplification of the implementation of assistance.
Responding to the evolving relationship with Russia by amending provisions on Russia's eligibility for ENI funding to reflect the specific status of Russia as an EU neighbour and strategic partner. Russia's eligibility for regional and Cross-Border Cooperation programmes is retained in the new ENI, but bilateral cooperation will be addressed in the future under the new Partnership Instrument (PI) – a major innovation of the 2014-2020 external instruments package, with a budget of €1.13 billion. The PI's overall objective is to advance and promote EU interests by supporting the external dimension of internal policies (e.g. competiveness, research and innovation, migration) and to address major global challenges (e.g. energy security, climate change and environment).
Simplifying and mainstreaming the implementation provisions within a new Implementing Regulation common to all EU external assistance instruments.
Budget and next steps
The proposed budget for the new ENIis €18.2 billion for the period 2014-2020. This represents a significant increase compared to the budget of the previous ENPI instrument. This significant increase reflects the increased priority of the ENP in the overall foreign policy of the EU.
The Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) regulations package will now be transmitted to the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union (EU Member States) for further discussion and adoption. The new MFF budget and the new regulations will enter into force on 01 January 2014.
The European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) covers 16 partners to the East and South of the EU's borders, namely Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Egypt, Georgia, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, the Republic of Moldova, Morocco, the occupied Palestinian territory, Syria, Tunisia and Ukraine. Under the ENP, the EU offers its neighbours a privileged relationship, building on a mutual commitment to values and principles.
EU external assistance under the ENP is currently funded by the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which covers the 16 above-mentioned partner countries and Russia. The ENI will replace the ENPI, which runs out at the end of 2013.
Taken from EC MEMO on new external action instruments
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Driving is an important part of a person's independent lifestyle and integration into the community. Because we take our driving skills for granted, it is easy to forget that driving is the most dangerous thing we do in our everyday lives. A brain injury can affect the skills needed to drive safely. If and when an injured person may safely return to driving should be addressed early in recovery. The injured person, family members, and health professionals should all be included in this important decision. If anyone has concerns that that driving may put the injured person or others in danger, health professionals may recommend pre-driving testing.
How can a TBI affect driving ability?
A brain injury can disrupt and slow down skills that are essential for good driving, such as:
- Ability to maintain a constant position in a lane.
- Having accurate vision.
- Maintaining concentration over long periods of time.
- Memory functioning, such as recalling directions.
- Figuring out solutions to problems.
- Hand-eye coordination.
- Reaction time.
- Safety awareness and judgment.
Studies indicate that even mild thinking difficulties, which may not be recognized by the injured person, may add to increased risks while driving.
Warning signs of unsafe driving
- Driving too fast/slow.
- Not observing signs or signals.
- Judging distance inaccurately when stopping or turning.
- Slow to make decisions.
- Becoming easily frustrated or confused.
- Having accidents or near misses.
- Drifting across lane markings into other lanes.
- Getting lost easily, even in familiar areas.
How often do individuals with TBI return to driving?
Between 40 and 60 percent of people with moderate to severe brain injuries return to driving after their injury. To lessen the risk of crashes, people with TBI may place limitations on their driving habits. They may drive less frequently than they did before the injury or drive only at certain times (such as during daylight), on familiar routes, or when there is less traffic. Having experienced a seizure after the TBI may be a barrier to driving. States often require that a person be free of seizures for a period of time, such as 6 months, before resuming driving. People who want to return to driving need to check with the laws in their state.
Driving evaluations and training
A driving evaluation is a crucial step in determining a person's ability to drive following recovery from a TBI. Research studies indicate that most TBI survivors are not thoroughly evaluated for driving skills before they begin driving after the injury, and this may put TBI survivors at risk for a crash.
While there is no standardized assessment test or process, a typical driving evaluation has two parts:
- Preliminary Evaluation: A review of cognitive (thinking) abilities, including reaction time, judgment, reasoning and visual spatial skills. Recommendations regarding the need for adaptive equipment and additional skills training are based on the results of the evaluation.
- On-the-Road: A test of the mechanical operation of a vehicle, either using a driving simulator or driving a vehicle on the roadway in the presence of the evaluator. This evaluation is used to assess safe driving skills in various traffic environments, as well as basic driving skills while a client uses the appropriate adaptive driving equipment.
Current research indicates that many individuals with TBI can become competent, safe drivers when given the proper training. Training serves to improve specific driving skills. Sometimes this involves practicing driving under the supervision of a driving evaluator. In some cases a training program might focus on specific skills such as rapid understanding of visual information.
Evaluations and training are often provided by professionals certified through the Association for Driver Rehabilitation (ADED). A list of certified professionals may be found on the ADED website, www.driver-ed.org.
Vehicle modifications
If an individual with TBI has physical disabilities but has well-preserved cognitive functions, the individual may be able to resume driving with adaptive equipment and/or other modifications to the vehicle.
Recommendations for adaptive equipment and modifications could include:
- Hand-controlled gas and brake systems.
- Spinner knobs for steering.
- Left foot accelerator.
- Lifts for entering and exiting the vehicle.
Legal and insurance considerations
A person who wishes to resume driving must have a valid driver's license. In some states there must be a formal evaluation performed by a licensing bureau before resuming driving after a brain injury. Insurance may also be required. The person should check local regulations relating to licenses and insurance.
Other transportation options
Accessible and reliable transportation is the most critical part of community integration following a TBI. If a person is not able to drive, there may be other options for transportation. Family members can provide transportation, and public transportation such as buses can be used. Some communities provide public transportation specifically for disabled riders.
Step-by-Step: Should you be driving?
- Discuss your ability to drive with your doctor and/or health professionals, family members
- Get a professional evaluation to determine your driving ability
- Based on your evaluation you may be allowed to drive, need training or vehicle modification before returning to driving, or will need to use other transportation options
Recommended resources
- Brain Injury Association of America. www.biausa.org
- State Vocational Rehabilitation Offices. www.jan.wvu.edu
- Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists. www.driver-ed.org
- National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. www.nmeda.org
Driving after TBI was developed by Thomas Novack, PhD and Eduardo Lopez, MD in collaboration with the Model System Knowledge Translation Center. Portions of this document were adapted from materials developed by the University of Alabama TBI MS and JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute TBI MS and from Driving After Brain Injury (reprinted with written permission from the Brain Injury Association of America, Inc. 2007). Copyright © 2010 by University of Washington/MSKTC.
Please check the MSKTC site for any recent updates on this article.
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This is a frightening issue my husband suffers from a trip just the other day smashed our jeep because he didn't see the other car when he was turning the car is totaled and we only had it 6 months every car we have had, he has had an accident with. And nothing I can do to have his license taken away that's scary . I'm sick about this something needs to be done
Scary the lack of state to state consistency. I was discharged from acute rehab for my severe TBI to home. Six weeks after my discharge, the MRI showed my broken neck (C-2 fracture) had healed and the neurosurgeon said I could drive and resume all activities. My processing speed was slow and my double vision had not cleared up as they said. My husband taught me to drive the Suburban I insisted on when my van was totaled. Petrified, I drove with double vision for 2 years when it was determined that only surgery would resolve the 4th optic nerve palsy a result of the TBI. Ohio has no process to resume driving after a TBI. 13 years later, I still drive that white Surburban that now has 241,000 miles on it. It is the family(6) car and makes me feel safe. My disability paycheck doesn't provide enough for me to afford to replace it.
Not true I have a mild tbi and did not experience a coma not that I was aware of
You didn't have severe tbi if you drove months after your accident. If you had severe tbi youd have been in a coma for months and then rehab for a few more months.
here in washington I have to have my doctor sign a paper and give it to motor vehicles and then take the permit test like we did while we were 15yrs old . It is hard cause how its worded compared to how it is taught or read in the book. I have to retake and retake . I feel thats wrong. As adult who have drove for years and taken the test then explained the new laws our states have then ok Let see how you do in the driving test. If you cant do that then restart it all. Some thing is not catching and Yes, we will have a fit due to loss of our independence and desire to have that back. Yes, we hate the bus and assistance bus. I sure do I accept who i am , but want some Independence to go here to there in less then 1/2hr.
My husband went to a driver retraining class at HealthSouth Hospital in Virginia. Check with HealthSouth in your state to see if they have a supervised driver retraining program near you. They did a great job and he has now been driving safely for nearly nine years!
Where do we, people who have TBI's re-learn driving and obtain a new drivers liscence?
No restrictions in Florida... I waited a couple of months after I got out of the hospital to drive. I have severe TBI - was hit on my motorcycle going to work and no helmet... and what do you do if you fall off the horse? You get back on and ride again... so 6 months later - I got another bike and when I can't remember stuff and having problems - I go for a ride and it comes back... Nobody really understands what works on our scrambled brains....


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Dining Out on the Eastern Shore
Talbot County is fast becoming the culinary capital of the Eastern Shore with friendly neighborhood hangouts and fine dining restaurants that are among the most top-ranked in America. Choose from casual Chesapeake Bay seafood fare to perfectly polished, incredibly delicious, ultra sophisticated cuisine set in elegant surroundings.
Easton Restaurants
specializes in New American cuisine with impeccable service enjoyed in one of their exquisite dining rooms or on the porch overlooking the courtyard in historic downtown Easton.
22 South Harrison Street
Easton, MD 21601
|Out Of The Fire
Out of the Fire creates a dining experience utilizing interesting and high quality ingredients chosen with integrity on all levels and provided by like-minded producers and growers.
22 Goldsborough Street
|The Bartlett Pear Inn
Upscale American Bistro with French technique using local products, bar/lounge, light fare cocktail menu.
28 S. Harrison Street
Easton, 410-770-3300
Experience the sophisticated chic décor and lively ambiance of the Scossa dinning room, bar and lounge or dine alfresco at the Scossa Café and enjoy the picturesque charm of Easton's historic town center.
8 N. Washington Street
|Local Restaurant at the Tidewater Inn
unwind and experience a rare connection between culinary artistry and approachable atmosphere in a comfortably chic atmosphere.
101 E. Dover Street
|Legal Spirits
is home to Shore Boys Best Cream of Crab Soup, an Eastern Shore tradition.
42 E. Dover Street
|General Tanuki's
features contemporary cuisine, around the world specialties, fresh sushi, and a hand-picked beer and wine list.
25 Goldsborough Street
Chef Ron Brown offers specialty sandwiches, fresh seafood, and more in the dining room, bar or on the patio.
14 N. Washington Street
|The Wedge
Eclectic menu features the world's finest cheeses in addition to handcrafted soups, salads, and small plates.
17 Goldsborough Street
|Town and Country
(right next to Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals)
St. Michaels Road
|Peacock Restaurant and Lounge
Casual Elegant
202 East Dover Street
|Coffee East
3 Goldsborough Street
|Old Towne Creamery
9B Goldsborough St
|Hill's Drug Store
with an old fashioned soda fountain!
30 E. Dover Street
|The Hangar Café at Easton Airport
Newman Road
Oxford Restaurants
|Pope's Tavern
Pope's Tavern, a European Bistro, at the Oxford Inn offers a casually elegant dining experience where the cuisine is prepared with the freshest ingredients.
504 South Morris Street
|Latitude 38 Bistro
very well-known to locals as well as to tourists, is a dining experience no one should miss, featuring the finest cuts of beef, pork, lamb, and chicken and fresh local seafood and produce.
26342 Oxford Road
|Pier Street Restaurant
Overlooking the Tred Avon River, Pier Street Restaurant and Marina serves fresh local seafood, steamed crabs, and clams (transient boat slips available).
104 Pier Street
|Schooner's Landing
is a waterfront restaurant and bar with outdoor deck featuring fresh seafood, steamed crabs and beer (transient boat slips available).
Tilgman Street
St. Michaels Restaurants
|208 Talbot Restaurant and Wine Bar
in St. Michaels is the premier restaurant on the Eastern Shore and considered by many to be one of the top restaurants in all of Maryland.
208 Talbot Street
St. Michaels, MD 21663
|Ava's Pizzeria and Wine Bar
Featuring savory gourmet pizzas, pastas, salads, and an extensive wine menu
409 S. Talbot Street
|Rupert's London Bar and Tea Room
A British gastropub serving simple dishes made from high-quality ingredients. Afternoon tea is available daily by appointment.
407. South Talbot Street
|The Bistro
in the heart of historic St. Michaels, is a charming classic French bistro that masterfully combines Maryland regional favorites, traditional American dishes and French/ Mediterranean classics.
403 S. Talbot Street
St. Michaels, MD 21663
|Key Lime Cafe
serving breakfast, lunch & dinner, wine, beer & spirits, features comfort food with a flare.
207 N. Talbot Street
|The Crab Claw
A St. Michaels landmark, The Crab Claw is known for delicious steamed Maryland blue crabs and other choice seafood (transient boat slips available).
304 Mill Street/Navy Point
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Steak House
offers waterfront dining indoors and on the outside deck, featuring Maryland crabs, fresh seafood and steaks.
305 Mulberry Street
| Sherwood's Landing
Dining Style: Fine Dining
Cuisine: Seafood, Continental
308 Watkins Lane
|Khaldi's Coffee
features a drive thru kiosk in front of Graulâs Supermarket
St. Michaels Road
|Market House
105 N. Talbot Street St. Michaels
|Justine's Ice Cream Parlor
106 N. Talbot Street
|Blue Crab Coffee Company
102 Fremont Street
Tilghman Island Restaurants
|Tilghman Island Inn
so visually enchanting, is also the source of culinary distinction, the palette on which our chefs create a medley of both traditional and innovative dishes.
21384 Coopertown Road
|Bay Hundred Restaurant
offers fine dining in the agreeable latitudes of Tilghman Island featuring some of the finest cuisine in the area.
6178 Tilghman Road
|Harrison's Chesapeake House
Join famous Captain Buddy at Harrison's Chesapeake House where waterfront decks with picnic tables groan under the weight of huge platters of hot steamed crabs and pitchers of icy beer and brewed tea.
Tilghman Road
|Two if by Sea
Serving up local's favorites for breakfast and lunch.
5776 Tilghman Island Road
|The Bridge
Restaurant, tavern and tiki hut! Enjoy a casual meal while watching the sunset on the historic Knapp's Narrows Bridge and waterways.
6178 Tilghman Road
Chestertown Restaurants
|5 Rivers Tavern
Traditional Eastern Shore fare served with an incredible view over the Chesapeake Bay to the Five River Delta.
12 Ericsson Avenue
|Brix Tapas Kitchen and Wine Cellar
A Spanish tapas restaurant serving gourmet pizza, wines and more.
337 High Street
|Fish Whistle
Chestertown's only waterfront restaurant overlooking the Chester River
98 Cannon Street
|New York Kosher Style Deli
This delicious deli offers a variety of stuffed sandwiches, soups, salads, and side dishes. Their food can be eaten in or taken out, and they also provide catering.
323 High Street
|Procolini's Pizzeria
Serving Kent County's favorite pizza and Italian specialties.
711 Washington Avenue
|Village Bakery and Café
Local favorite for a cozy lunch or weekend brunch with assorted baked goods.
849 Washington Avenue