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Seasonal, Authentic Italian Cuisine at Accanto in Easton

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By Lisa Lewis
| What's Up? Annapolis Verified
Located in Talbot Town Shopping Center in Easton, Accanto features the cuisine of Italy in a warm, welcoming environment. The restaurant, which celebrated its grand opening in February 2026, was inspired by Piazza Italian Market, its sister establishment. Conveniently located next door, Piazza, a curated pantry, grocery store, and deli, opened in 2008. “Opening a restaurant for dinner was a natural progression for our business,” says Emily Chandler, owner of both establishments.
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Lucky and Blessed Fishing

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By Lisa Lewis
| What's Up? Annapolis Verified
Building an inclusive community through fishing and outdoor experiences An entrepreneur, problem solver, and humanitarian, Scott Steers leveraged his personal experience with fishing to harness the therapeutic power of the outdoors and change lives. While seeking a new activity to enjoy on the water, he discovered the joys of kayak fishing. As he immersed himself in his adventures, he realized that the experience wasn’t about the actual fishing; it was about building a sense of community.
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Chesapeake Legal Alliance

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By Lisa Lewis
| What's Up? Annapolis Verified
Championing the Chesapeake Bay through the power of the law Tracing its origins to 2009, Chesapeake Legal Alliance (CLA) provides innovative legal strategies to address critical environmental issues in the Chesapeake Bay—leveraging its expertise as a catalyst to protect and restore the watershed. Although numerous organizations focus on improving the health of the Bay, few have the legal resources to hold local, state, and federal agencies accountable.
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