The weather forecast for October 13, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 04/09/2014
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OC’s Performing Arts Center Completion Date Pushed Back Slightly
OCEAN CITY – The construction of the new Performing Arts Center at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center has made some headway over the summer as crews are entering into the final phase of the project to be completed by mid-to-late December. The Dispatch last checked in with the progress of the new state-of-the-art, 1,200-seat, two-tiered facility inside the convention center in March. At that time, construction was on … READ MORE
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Salisbury Cuts Five Downtown Parking Meters
SALISBURY — Salisbury’s downtown will be losing five parking meters in front of 309 East Main Street to accommodate the State’s Attorney’s Office (SAO) re-location to that property. The City Council’s discussion on the prosecution office’s parking also involved taking a look at nearby Lot 10 and the city could consider reducing the price to park in the often underutilized lot sometime in the future. Now that the State’s … READ MORE
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Fireworks Planned To Help Mark Sunfest Anniversary
OCEAN CITY – The third summer of the OC Beach Lights series went off without a hitch, despite some cancelations due to wind, but the good news is the shows have been rescheduled to accompany the 40th anniversary of Sunfest next weekend. This summer T.E.A.M Productions’ weekly laser light show and fireworks displays returned to Ocean City for the third year in a row. Over the years the event’s … READ MORE
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Program Gives Coastal Bays C+ Overall Grade
OCEAN CITY — The Maryland Coastal Bays Program released its annual report card for the estuaries in and around the resort area with an overall grade of C+, although some regions continued to do better than others and there are still reasons for concern. The comprehensive C+ score for the entire coastal bays watershed for 2013 was the same score assigned in the prior year. The MCBP report card … READ MORE
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Alleged Burglar Found Behind Couch
OCEAN CITY — A Baltimore woman was arrested on first-degree burglary and other charges last weekend after allegedly breaking into a resort residence and taking a camera and cash. Around 7 a.m. last Saturday, an OCPD officer responded to a residence on 12th Street for a reported burglary that had already occurred. One of the residents told the officer at around 6:45 a.m., he went into the living room … READ MORE
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Friends of Poplar Hill Mansion to Celebrate Annual Civil War Day Sunday, Sept. 7
Poplar Hill Mansion is the oldest standing building in Salisbury and serves as a token of the past. One of the many important national events that the house witnessed was the fight between North and South and this weekend the Friends of Poplar Hill will celebrate this historical moment with the Civil War Heritage Event. On Sunday, Sept. 7 2014 from 10am -4pm come out to the mansion and … READ MORE -
Sunfest Celebrates its 40th Year in OCMD Septemeber 18-20
Sunfest has always been one of our favorite events of the year. Each September, Ocean City throws the annual fall festival complete with a headlining band (most often one of country’s hottest performers), sinful foods we crave year round, and the season’s most popular crafts. Nothing screams fall more than Sunfest, we promise. However, this year is a little different. Sunfest is celebrating its 40th anniversary! In addition, hundreds … READ MORE -
Family Maintains Charges In High-Profile Case Rooted In Politics; State’s Attorney’s Election Foe To Help Defense
OCEAN CITY — More details emerged this week in the manslaughter case against two local men charged for their roles in the death of a Pennsylvania man, including video that chronicles the events leading up to the alleged confrontation and allegations the charges are politically motivated in an election year. Around 3 a.m. on Aug. 24, Ocean City Police were called to assist paramedics who discovered Justin D. Cancelliere, … READ MORE
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Hello September! Weekend Happenings Across Delmarva, from Salisbury to Bethany Beach
It’s officially September… although it might not feel like it yet we still feel things changing. Slowly but surely, the tourists are heading back over the Bay Bridge with their kids as they start school this week, the beaches are a lot less crowded and early mornings have a chilly feel to them. As sad as we are to see our long beach days come to an end, we’re … READ MORE -
Local Boat Witnessed Weekend Plane Crash; Fishermen Watched As Jets Escorted Plane Into Ocean
OCEAN CITY — The crew on an Ocean City sportfishing boat was the first on the scene last Saturday when a small private aircraft crashed into the ocean after flying across the Eastern Shore from the Washington D.C. area with an unconscious pilot and an F-16 fighter jet escort. Shortly after 3 p.m. last Saturday, a private single-engine Cirrus SR22 crashed into the Atlantic just over 50 miles due … READ MORE
