The weather forecast for September 21, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 09/10/2014
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Berlin Hosting School Date Petition Effort
BERLIN — Worcester County Public Schools (WCPS) have already returned to a post-Labor Day start but last week the town of Berlin began hosting at Town Hall Comptroller Peter Franchot’s petition calling for all Maryland public schools to return to the traditionally later start date. WCPS taking the plunge was a good first step, according to town leadership, but the full benefit won’t be realized until all schools in … READ MORE
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We Remember Those We Have Lost
Patricia Murray Chester Patricia Murray Chester BERLIN — Patricia Murray Chester, 77, died Oct. 4, 2014 in Berlin, surrounded by her family. Born in Berlin, she was the daughter of the late Harry Earl Murray, Sr. and Virginia Dennis Murray. She was preceded in death by her second husband, Marvel Lee Hadder, in 1991, and N. William “Bill” Chester in 2012. She is survived by her children, Thomas S. … READ MORE
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Fake Cop Assault
SALISBURY — Local law enforcement officials this week are reminding motorists to use caution when encountered by “police officers” after a woman was attacked by a suspect acting as a cop on the Salisbury bypass earlier this month. Around 11:40 a.m. on Oct. 1, Maryland State Police troopers responded to a reported assault that had occurred on the Salisbury Bypass. Troopers learned the victim had been taken to Peninsula … READ MORE
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Berlin Architectural Reviews Proposed
BERLIN — Feeling that an architectural review amendment presented Wednesday lacked teeth, the Berlin Planning Commission agreed to put architectural design guidelines at the top of the priority list for its next meeting. During this week’s meeting, the commission was presented with an amendment that would change site plan reviews to include an architectural review where the commissioners could have some input on the aesthetics of a building. “I … READ MORE
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Seahawks Scalp Indians, 6-0
BERLIN- After a tense game with Bayside South rival Parkside ended in a 1-1 tie last Thursday, Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity soccer team left nothing to chance in a home game against Wicomico on Tuesday, routing the Indians, 6-0, with a big second half surge. The Seahawks reeled off eight straight wins to start the season before its matchup with Bayside South rival Parkside last Thursday. Both teams were … READ MORE
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Who’s Playing When And Where
28th Street Pit and Pub 410-289-2020 28th St. & Coastal Hwy. Every Thursday: Local’s Dance Party with BK, 10 p.m. Adolfo’s 410-289-4001 13th St. & The Boardwalk, In The Beach Plaza Hotel Every Friday & Saturday: Rhonda Apple & Dale Britt Atlantic Hotel 410-641-3589 2 North Main St., Berlin Friday, Oct. 10: TBA Every Monday: Earl Beardsley Every Tuesday: Bob Miller On The Piano Buxy’s Salty … READ MORE
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Mixed Results Expected In Excursion Train Study; Railroad Condition A Likely Concern
SNOW HILL — The feasibility study on a potential excursion train in Worcester County has been completed, although details are scarce as the County Commissioners want time to process the information before making it public. The response from commissioners this week is that the train seems to still be a possibility though obstacles requiring a funding commitment appear likely. The results of the $20,000 feasibility study, which was ordered … READ MORE
- 08/10/2014
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Halloween Happenings: Spook-tacular Fun in OCMD All Month Long
BOO! That’s right, October is in full swing and that can only mean one thing… Halloween is right around the corner. Here in Ocean City, October means the weather is fabulous and Halloween events are extensive. Think costume 5K’s, beach mazes with ghoul creatures, a great pumpkin race and a festive parade. There is no place we’d rather be! Seaside 10 Mile Run/5K Halloween Bash: October 25th Ocean City … READ MORE -
ShoreBilly’s Swill: On the Road; Part 1
As anticipated, and as previously discussed, I was unfortunately unable to correspond with you nice folks last week. If you recall, that’s why I wrote an extra long piece the prior week. The reason for my brief absence from the column is that I was partaking in a time honored American tradition known as the family road trip. This is a generations old ritual that started back with the … READ MORE - 07/10/2014
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Historic St. Martins Fall Feast 2014
First gorgeous chilly autumn day, also coincided with the annual fundraiser for the Historic St. Martins Church Foundation. A sunny October day, enjoying live music by Bryan Russo and Paul Cullen, eating Mojo Oysters and Great Shoals Wines.
