by James Ritch | Jan 7, 2022 | Features
Photos by Jim Ritch – Temperatures in the 60s made for a moderately comfortable First Day in the Bay plunge at Cape Charles Saturday. Members of the Vacation Homeowners Group of Cape Charles planned the event, which raised funds for Citizens for Central Park. The...
by James Ritch | Jan 7, 2022 | Features
By David Martin – A lot of crazy stuff has come out of our internet tubes but none crazier than this: If you properly shuffle a 52-card deck, the resulting arrangement of cards is likely never to have come up in the 700-year history of playing cards and will not ever...
by James Ritch | Dec 30, 2021 | Features
Story and Photos by Brice N. Stump – Special to the Eastern Shore Post There’s historical gold in Fitz Godwin’s backyard in Assawoman, a rural neighborhood near Atlantic. It was the color of grass that held the telltale clue that something special was just inches...
by James Ritch | Dec 29, 2021 | Features
Story and Photos by Bill Sterling – Brock Custis and Javon Smith, separated by a grade at Nandua High School and now 33 and 32, respectively, work in tandem to improve the lives of the youth attending the Boys & Girls Club each weekday afternoon at the Mary N....
by James Ritch | Dec 29, 2021 | Features
By David Martin – At the conclusion of last week’s story, an outwardly unattractive but inwardly beautiful young seamstress from the early part of the 20th century had told her three seamstress colleagues — outwardly beautiful young women who harbored malicious hearts...
by James Ritch | Dec 29, 2021 | Features
By David Martin – The idea for this story came out of our internet tubes many years ago and while we lost the original, we believe we can supply the words for our own version. In the early years of the 20th century, four young seamstresses worked in the same shop....
