The weather forecast for October 13, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 25/09/2014
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Director Of US Operations For John Cabot University In Rome, Italy, Visits Worcester Prep
Rich Edgar, back left, Director of US Operations for John Cabot University in Rome, Italy, visited Worcester Preparatory to talk with members of the Class of 2015. Each year WPS students look forward to Edgar’s dynamic presentation about the writing of super college admissions essays. Pictured with Edgar and Director of College Counseling/Assistant Headmaster Tony D’Antonio are Molly Soule´, Sophie Brennan, Kyle Chandler, Christopher Choy, Natalie Twilley and Hank … READ MORE
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Worcester Coordinator Honored With Math Award
SNOW HILL — Worcester County Public Schools (WCPS) are once again receiving some state and national attention with Rosemary Heher, Coordinator of Instruction for Mathematics, being recognized this fall as a 2014 Maryland Council of Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) Excellence in Teaching Award recipient. Heher has been with the county for 15 years, an educator for nearly double that and has taught at every level of learning from elementary … READ MORE
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Kayak Journey Raises Over $75K
OCEAN CITY — After six grueling days on a 175-mile kayak trip from Ocean City to Baltimore, a tired and happy group of bartenders and friends recreating the legacy of a popular Baltimore restaurateur paddled into the Fell’s Point harbor last Sunday afternoon with a successful mission accomplished. The group of kayakers left Ocean City early last Tuesday morning on a 175-mile kayak trip from the resort area to … READ MORE
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Printing Inventively: Local OC Company, Plak That, Raises the Bar in Custom Prints
Ocean City local Wyatt Harrison, owner of Plak That, invited ShoreBread for a one-on-one in his studio this week to allow us a sneak peek at what really goes on behind the scenes at his innovative business. To say his company has seen exponential growth in the past two years would be an understatement. After walking in, we quickly realized how busy this 26-year-old is. If you haven’t heard … READ MORE -
Pocomoke Freshmen First To Get iPads For School As Part Of Digital Conversion
POCOMOKE — Digital Conversion within Worcester County Public School (WCPS) classrooms is near the top of the system’s priority list, and Pocomoke High School (PHS) has taken point on that front. The school’s entire ninth grade class has been provided with iPad mini tablets for use in school and eventually at home. There are roughly 100 students in the PHS freshman class and each of them is able to … READ MORE
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Salisbury Eyes Alternative Energy Partnerships
SALISBURY — Clean and renewable energy got the spotlight this week as the Salisbury City Council heard pitches from both wind and solar providers for future partnerships. The council plans to work with city administration to develop some defined goals and needs that can be translated into a Request for Proposals (RFP) that will be made available to energy providers. First to share with the council was Pioneer Green … READ MORE
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Matt Haley Celebration Set For Sunday
FENWICK — A Celebration of Life has been set for this weekend for noted restaurateur and philanthropist Matt Haley, who died tragically in a motorcycle accident in August while on a six-week humanitarian mission in northern India and Nepal. Haley was the founder and CEO of Matt Haley Companies based in Rehoboth, which owns and operates top-notch restaurants throughout Sussex County including the popular Blue Coast in Bethany and … READ MORE
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Local Sturgeon Captures First In 40 Years
SALISBURY — For the first time in decades, a total of eight adult Atlantic sturgeon have been caught and tagged in creeks and streams along the Lower Shore that feed into the Chesaapeake, signaling a possible spike in the recovery efforts of the endangered species. Since late August, Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) biologists have located, tagged and released eight adult Atlantic sturgeon in the Marshyhope Creek along … READ MORE
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Channel Dredging Project Underway; Goal Is To Increase Channel Depth To Six Feet
OCEAN CITY — The federal Army Corps of Engineers this week began staging for a major maintenance dredging project for navigation channels in the Isle of Wight and Sinepuxent bays with hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of dredged material intended to be spread at various important ecological sites in and around the resort area. The massive project is part of the Army Corps’ routine maintenance of the federal … READ MORE
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Berlin News In Brief
BERLIN — During this week’s Berlin Mayor and Council meeting, several updates were provided, including the status of a new library on Harrison Avenue was discussed and the search for a new director of Economic and Community Development No Major Obstacles For New Library After a preliminary review by the town and the State Highway Administration, a proposed Berlin library to be located on Harrison Ave. looks to … READ MORE
