The weather forecast for October 15, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 07/07/2014
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Summer Fun is Just Getting Started on the Eastern Shore: July Events from OC to Salisbury
The first month of summer is officially over and July is here. June was overflowing with events that attracted thousands of visitors and a kickoff to summer that was the epitome of Eastern Shore fun. Some of our personal favorites were the Fireman’s Parade, the OC Air Show and the Dew Tour. As we pack up the skateboard ramps and the fireworks, we are starting to realize that July … READ MORE -
Maryland is For Crabs | Farm Foodie Fitness
“Marylanders” celebrate summer big! We wait all year for our little blue friends to come back into season and late June and early July kicks off the best 5 months of the year… Crab Pickin’ Season! Born and raised as a “Shore Billy,” (that’s what they call us in the surronding cities) we’re lucky enough to be surrounded by water …
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Kids Summer Fun Arts Camp and Classes at OC Arts Center
The Art League of Ocean City has a full calendar of fun and educational opportunities for kids to explore their artistic side while vacationing this summer in Ocean City. With something on tap weekly, the Arts Center offers plenty to keep kids engaged and happy when they are not playing on the beach or in the water! A highlight of the summer and the longest running program is the … READ MORE - 03/07/2014
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27th Ocean City Tuna Tournament Set For Next Week
OCEAN CITY- The 27th Annual Ocean City Tuna Tournament returns next week with dozens of boats and hundreds of anglers expected to descend on the resort area for a three-day search for the burly behemoths in the canyons off the coast. The tuna bite has been red hot over the last few weeks with Ocean City’s sportfishing fleet returning to the docks each day with flags flying high and … READ MORE
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Wallops Rocket Crashes In Ocean Shortly After Launch
WALLOPS — After three days of aborted launch attempts caused by boats in the designated hazard area, a Terrier-Improve Malemute sounding rocket went up early Wednesday morning and abruptly crashed harmlessly into the ocean just about 20 seconds into the flight. The Terrier-Malemute was launched 4:36 a.m. on Wednesday and quickly cruised to an altitude of 27,000 feet. However, the flight ended prematurely due to what is believed to … READ MORE
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Vanishing Ocean City With Bunk Mann
Shantytown Village was developed by Daniel Trimper IV and opened in 1976 next to the Route 50 Bridge in West Ocean City. It was designed to resemble a New England fishing village and was modeled on photos taken by Trimper during a visit to Nantucket Island. It was a popular attraction for Ocean City’s visitors and people came to eat and shop, often tying their boats to the dock … READ MORE
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County Plans To Keep Retail Store In Snow Hill
SNOW HILL — Despite earlier reports to the contrary, there are no definitive plans on the county’s part to close the Snow Hill retail liquor outlet. According to the County Commissioners and the DLC, Worcester has no desire to close the retail location and has every intention of maintaining some kind of government operated liquor retail in the Snow Hill community for the foreseeable future, though a re-location is … READ MORE
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Offshore Wind Auction Date Set For August
OCEAN CITY — Another major milestone for the future development of a vast wind energy farm off the coast passed this week when the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) issued the final sale notice and set an auction date for Aug. 19. BOEM officials announced on Wednesday the final sale notice has now been issued for Maryland’s Wind Energy Area (WEA), a vast tract … READ MORE
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Patriotic Items For Sale At The Pine’eer Craft Shop In Ocean Pines
The Pine’eer Craft Shop located in White Horse Park, Ocean Pines, has many patriotic items for sale to decorate the home in a patriotic spirit. Additionally the shop has a variety of other hand crafted items for your shopping pleasure. Shop hours are Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Pictured, from left, are crafters Midge Powell, Janet Rosensteel and Carol Mills.
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First Annual Historic St. Martin’s Docent Appreciation Day Held At St. Martin’s Church
The First Annual Historic St. Martin’s Docent Appreciation Day was held at St. Martin’s Church on Monday, June 9. The historic church, erected between 1756 and 1763, is located on old Route 113 and and is open to visitors Mondays from 1-4 p.m. Pictured, from left, are Board members Ruth Kemp (event organizer), Theresa Bruner (first vice president), Father Michael Moyer (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Berlin) and Susan … READ MORE
