If you have been watching the NewsHour on PBS lately, you may have seen the special series of reports on the "Patchwork Nation". It a county by county demographic breakdown of how counties are dealing with the economic downturn. You can browse the counties across the nation by clicking on the image above.
To jump directly to your state and county, click here .
James McBride, author of "Song Yet Sung" visited the Eastern Shore on Wednesday. After appearances in Dorchester County and The University of Maryland Eastern Shore, he stopped by our studios to tape an interview before speaking at Salisbury University.
We'll bring you that interview this Friday at 9AM on WSDL, 90.7 FM. One the second half of the program, we'll speak with Sue Revell from Women Supporting Women.
S.U.'s a capella group, Squawkapella, made a be-boppin', toe-tappin', finger snappin' little jingle for our Fall Membership drive. It's the perfect thing to listen to while you make that online pledge. Way to go!
You can hear the jingle by clicking on the Squawkapella logo.
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