Located in an 1860 farmhouse. Featuring handmade furniture, primitives, country, folk art, and Christmas decor. Admission is free. Credit cards accepted.
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Christmas Thyme at Sycamore Height’s Farmhouse Craft Show (The Capital)
Best Western International has announced the opening of Best Western Premier Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel, a newly-built high-end hotel catering to the needs of upscale business and leisure tra
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Best Western Premier Amaranth Suvarnabhumi Airport Opens (Thaipr.net)
A group of six artists who live or work on the Broadneck Peninsula are hosting a showing of 30 oil paintings and photography, inspired by the nature that surrounds this region.
More here: Around Broadneck: Art in showcased in local paintings, lines of vintage yacht (The Capital)
Many towns have their landmarks – Italy’s Pisa has its Leaning Tower, St. Louis has its Arch, and Edgewater has, well, Edgewater has a lively and ever-changing “art” installation on the top of the local hardware store.
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Around South County: Local businessman creates displays to attract business (The Capital)
An intricate and colorful work of art in its own right, “Nana’s Scrappy Quilt” has been generously donated to PAWS by a PAWS supporter from the North Shore, to help raise funds for our homeless animals.
More here: Quilt raffle to benefit the animals of PAWS (Saugus Advertiser)
The appeal of downtown Annapolis living is not difficult to fathom, nor is a fondness for living in a historical home. To have both, well, that’s a dream come true.
Disco never died. That was proven Wednesday afternoon at the Arnold Senior Center on Church Road.
More here: Around Broadneck: Arnold Senior Center celebrates 30th anniversary (The Capital)
OLYMPIA – Downtown businesses largely have withstood the slower economy this year because consumers are spending again after withstanding the one-two punch of a falling stock market and poor weather, merchants say.
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Clubside may be latest victim (The Olympian)
MILWAUKEE – Pick a detail in Barbara Elsner’s Frank Lloyd Wright home and try to tell her it looks like Prairie School design. Go ahead and try.
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For Milwaukee couple, home is a work of art (The Olympian)
The Annapolis community of Bay Ridge, having been at one time a community of summer cottages, remains today a mix of old and small, big and new. Paul W. Gillespie – The Capital Kendyl Lawson and Scott Stusek, along with Chauncey, their poodle/Shih Tzu mix at their Bay Ridge home.
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Home of the Week: Kendyl Lawson and Scott Stusek (The Capital)