The weather forecast for September 21, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 13/10/2014
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Worcester County Humane Society Celebrates Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month
Did you know that October is National Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog month? It’s no secret that ShoreBread has a soft spot for pups of all sizes, shapes, colors and breeds, but we have a particularly special spot in our hearts for shelter dogs. Year-round we work to donate to our area shelters either through donations of food, money, toys and clothing, or by attending the numerous fundraisers that are held in our … READ MORE -
Ocean City Celebrates Fall Restaurant Week
Ocean City’s Restaurant Week is one of those beloved events that locals look forward to each spring and fall. The TWO WEEK Restaurant Week extravaganza gives locals the chance to get back out and enjoy their favorite restaurants while affording visitors with the opportunity to sample some of Ocean City’s finest establishments…all at a great price. These deals are pretty unbelievable; you can essentially get 4 and 5 course … READ MORE -
Rehoboth Beach Museum Presents “The Cape Henlopen Lighthouse – A Durable Image”
Rehoboth Beach – Speaker Dr. Terry Bryan brings to life the cherished history of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse in a power-point presentation November 6, 7 p.m. at the Rehoboth Beach Museum, located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue. Suggested donation for non-members is $5. The segment on the Henlopen Lighthouse will allow the audience to see many of the old images captured through the years until the lighthouse fell into the … READ MORE - 10/10/2014
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ShoreBread Hits the Road…Big City Style in NYC
Here at ShoreBread, we clearly love all things related to our beloved Delmarva region. From Ocean City to St. Michaels, from Lewes down to Chincoteague, we love traversing the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Lower Delaware to find the best bites, the latest trends, and ALL of the happening events. Nonetheless, it’s always fun to take a trip over the bridge from time to time. After all, if there’s … READ MORE - 09/10/2014
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Candidate Denied By Council After Public Hearing; Meehan, Martin File For Re-Election
OCEAN CITY – Seven of nine City Council candidates were approved by the Mayor and City Council Monday night while former Councilman Joe Hall and newcomer Philip Ufholz’s residency and domicile requirements were challenged. Monday evening at 5 p.m. was the candidate filing deadline for this year’s municipal election to be held on Nov.4. During Monday’s Mayor and City Council meeting, City Clerk Kelly Allmond announced a total of … READ MORE
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Two Weekend Ocean Rescues In Resort
OCEAN CITY — A potential tragedy was averted last weekend when the Ocean City Beach Patrol and the town’s Fire Department rescue swimmers were able to pull an adult male and a juvenile in distress from the ocean, but residents and visitors are reminded the patrol ceased off-season mobile operations on Monday. Around 12:50 p.m. on Saturday, Ocean City Communications received a call that two individuals were in distress … READ MORE
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ACT Hosting Paddlemania Event Next Saturday
BERLIN — On Saturday, Oct. 18, Assateague Coastal Trust will hold its 2nd Annual ACToberfest Paddlemania! at Castaways RV Resort and Campground in West Ocean City. The event is a celebration of local waterways and features live music, local food, paddling events and demonstrations, children’s activities and much more. The Paddlemania portion of the event will feature a variety of guided paddling excursions, including daytime forays from Castaways and … READ MORE
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Seahawks Fall Just Short In Bid For 1st Win
BERLIN- The Decatur varsity football team’s attempt to spoil homecoming for Easton and gain their first win of the season last Friday fell just one point short with a 34-33 overtime loss to the Warriors. Two weeks ago, the Seahawks dropped a game to Kent Island on its own homecoming to fall to 0-4 on the season. Last Friday, Decatur traveled to Easton with an opportunity to return the … READ MORE
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Adventures Of Fatherhood
The funny thing about leaving the family behind for a trip is it only takes a couple minutes for everything to return to normal. I went away last weekend to Charleston, S.C. for a guys’ weekend. It’s the first time since my kids were born that I have been away for two nights without Pam. It was a strange feeling of mixed emotions. It was a wonderful little getaway … READ MORE
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Worcester Prep School Grades One Through Six Compete In Summer Reading Competition
Each summer students in Grades One through Six at Worcester Preparatory School are invited to compete in a Summer Reading Competition. Top readers for overall books were Myra Cropper with 504 books; Isabella Metz, 170 books; and Olivia Conaway, 105 books. Reading the most pages were Myra Cropper with 80,335; Parker Tingle, 13,474; and Aleezah Ehtasham, 8,928. School wide and grade level reading winners were, first from left, Isabella … READ MORE
