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Sock Burnin’ and Pig Pickin’
This event has been posponed. In the mid-1980s, Capt. Bob Turner, who managed a boatyard in Annapolis, Maryland, worked on other people’s boats. All through the long winter months, his socks collected sawdust, bottom paint, caulk, and other boatyard leavings. One year, on the first day of spring, he was so fed up with winter
A grand entrance of ‘Silver Bullets’
‘Streamin’ on the Harbor’ event set for March 6-8 The classic silver-bullet design of the Airstream travel trailer has served as a symbol of the “American adventure” since 1931, when Wally Byam founded the Airstream company. Georgetown citizens and visitors will soon have a rare opportunity to experience 45 Airstreams making a grand entrance down
She-Crab Soup Cook-off
She-crab soup is on the menu at a benefit for Saint Frances Animal Center …
Say, ‘I do,’ at the Kaminski
The annual Wedding Showcase is set for Feb. 23 at the Kaminski House …
Smithsonian in Georgetown
A Smithsonian traveling exhibit is coming to Georgetown …
Eat it up, Georgetown!
Eat it up! Georgetown Foodland has become a beacon of support for local restaurants Restaurants in Georgetown and surrounding areas have a loyal friend – Jamie Sanderson, founder of Georgetown Foodland. Since 2013, Sanderson has been building a website under that name, which also has a presence on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, to promote and
Waterfowl conservation
Waterfowl habitats in Georgetown County are among the most productive and sensitive ones on the planet, offering a large variety of birds for hunters and bird enthusiasts alike. That is the reason that the Georgetown County Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is hosting its Annual Dinner and Conservation Banquet at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21,
Christmas in Georgetown
A variety of Christmas events are planned for Georgetown this December …
Kitchen Tour offers variety
With new additions, Miss Ruby’s Kitchen Tour promises to be bigger, better than ever before Annual tour scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 16 Miss Ruby’s Kitchen Tour has annually impressed participants with grand kitchens inside some of the area’s most stately homes, but for a special treat this year, two additions will show the commercial side
‘Sylvia’ at the Strand
After living in the suburbs for 22 years and raising a family, Greg and Kate have moved to Manhattan to begin their lives as an empty-nest couple. But a dog named Sylvia comes along …
Boat Show draws crowd
A little wind and rain didn’t dampen spirits for the 30th annual Georgetown Wooden Boat Show on Oct. 19 and 20. Despite the weather, including a tropical storm which blew through on Saturday, thousands of people from around the country attended and participated in the event. It featured an exhibit of 140 wooden boats, a
