The Tidewater Times was established in 1952 as a specialized monthly magazine which would appeal to the tourist, the prospective land buyer, and others for whom the Eastern Shore has a special allure.
Published Monthly since 1952
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Darryl Hill: Creating Opportunities in D.C. by Michael Valliant
Football was the opening act for Darryl Hill. At University of Maryland, he did something that hadn’t been done before, becoming the first African-American football player to play Division I…
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Save Lives as a Living Donor: Tracey F. Johns
This is not Jason Lee’s first rodeo when it comes to seeking a live donor to help save his life. And right now, the clock is ticking to encourage more people to register as living organ donors.
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When Life Hands You Lemons: Part II by Dan Hoyt
In retrospect: in writing this story about my experiences, I looked at all the Facebook posts I used to update family and friends. This brought back a lot of memories, both good and bad. It’s…
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Tidewater Kitchen by Pamela Meredith
There are many benefits of mushrooms, as they are incredibly healthy and contain many of the nutrients our bodies need to function well. Just to name a few: mushrooms decrease cancer risk,…
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Revenge! by Helen Chappell
“The karma bus is slow,” my wise friend Annemarie says. “But it makes a lot of stops.” It’s only human to want to get back at someone or someones who have done us wrong. And barely a week…
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Role Models by A. M. Foley
If you’re not doing anything special on January 18, consider celebrating National Winnie-the-Pooh Day. The 18th of January was the birthday of author A. A. Milne. One person who never…
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The Great Lakes: Of Glaciers Born by Bonna Nelson
The majestic 450-foot-high sand dune crest that overlooks Lake Michigan at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (SBDNL) was our introduction to the beauty, magnificence and power of the…
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Coming Again by Roger Vaughan
Chapter 16: The Doldrums – Andy figured the leg from Punta to Miami had to have been designed by sadists to test sailors’ sanity. If the Southern Ocean had tried their stamina, their…
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