The weather forecast for October 15, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 19/06/2014
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Primary Election Set For Tuesday
BERLIN — Despite the apparent general apathy surrounding next week’s primary election, held in late June for the first time ever, the preliminary early voting totals appear to suggest there might be more interest in the races to be decided next week than first believed. Voters across Maryland will head to the polls Tuesday, June 24, to cast their ballots in several state and local races. Some races with … READ MORE
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Jolly Roger Celebrates 50 Years In Ocean City; Owner Says Key ‘Is Always Pay Attention To The Public’
A then-and-now sequence of what the land where Jolly Roger Amusement Park is located looked like in 1964, left, and today. Photos courtesy of Jolly Roger OCEAN CITY — Jolly Roger, the iconic amusement park at 30th Street, celebrated decades of making lasting memories for generations of families on Tuesday with a special ceremony marking its 50 anniversary. Owner and developer Charles “Buddy” Jenkins and his staff, many of … READ MORE
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SD High School Senior, Valarie Petsche, Worcester County Garden Club Scholarship Winner
Worcester County Garden Club Scholarship Committee Members celebrated at Denovo’s Restaurant with Stephen Decatur High School scholarship winner Valarie Petsche, who will be attending the University of South Carolina studying Marine Biology. Pictured, from left, are Joanne Kirby, Alice Tweedy, Petsche, Carol Morrison and Marion Novack.
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Most Bless Sacrament Students Participate In Math Olympiad Contest
Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School students from the 5th through 8th grades participated in the Math Olympiad contest. Math Olympiad Patches were awarded to Ariana Holland-Seda, Morgan Carlson, Tommy Kangas, Marissa Alvarez, Caela Berrie, Morgan Cullen, Mikayla Denault, Sarah Engle, Caroline Gardner, Kiley Hamby, Natalie Holland-Seda, Cooper Houck, Kevin Ilardi, Gavin McVicker, Abigail Neely, Gabriella Pardo, Angeliki Rigakos, Karsten St. Amant, Summer Vorsteg, Michael Curtis, Lockelan Crowe, Brock Diaz, … READ MORE
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Swimmers Start Eight-State Goal In Ocean City
OCEAN CITY — Ocean City will be the jumping off, or jumping in, point next Wednesday for a select group of beach enthusiasts called the Aquanuts, who are attempting to take a swim at a saltwater beach in each of eight states from Maryland to Maine between dawn and dusk. Calling their proposed adventure Eight The Hard Way, the Aquanuts, all ocean swimmers in their 50s and 60s, will … READ MORE
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K-Coast Marks 25 Years
OCEAN CITY — K-Coast Surf Shop celebrated its 25th Anniversary in business on Tuesday with a ribbon cutting ceremony, featuring the Greater Ocean City Chamber and members of the Mayor and Council. Mayor Rick Meehan, center, presented a key to the city to owners Mark Pugh, left, and Chris Shanahan. At the ribbon cutting ceremony are Logan Sackadorf, Council Secretary Mary Knight, Shanahan, Rory, Mark, Molly, Sara and Denise … READ MORE
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Two-Hour Parking OK’d For Taxi-Filled OC Street
OCEAN CITY – The eastern portion of 64th Street will become two-hour parking only to relieve the area from being a makeshift parking lot for taxi cabs. During Friday’s Police Commission meeting, local Realtor Peck Miller came before the commission, representing Dead Freddies and 64th Street Shopping Center, requesting the implementation of two-hour parking on 64th Street. “It has become a permanent parking lot back there for people who … READ MORE
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OC Elks Lodge #2645 Presents Annual Scholarships
Ocean City Elks Lodge #2645 recently presented its annual scholarships to graduating seniors. Pictured, from left, are Scholarship Chair David Poore, Claire Dorey ($1,000), Alissa Talbert ($1,000), John Brittingham III ($1,000), Robert Rogers IV ($3,000), Gabrielle Ortega ($6,000), Bradley Miller ($6,000) and Exalted Ruler James Harbour. Not pictured was Kevin O’Connor, who received a $4,000 Legacy Award.
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Behind the Scenes at 3rd Friday in Downtown Salisbury
Friday art strolls have become a mainstay for Eastern Shore towns, with each Friday slated for various art strolls across Delmarva. For Salisbury, their now successful 3rd Friday first came to light in July of 2009 by Connie Strott and Lee Whaley- both Arts and Entertainment district committee members and longtime champions of Downtown Salisbury. After seeing overwhelming success in similar events such as Snow Hill and Berlin, 3rd … READ MORE -
OC Beach Patrol Captain On Recent Drowning Deaths: ‘I Personally Feel The Impact Of Every Loss’
OCEAN CITY — A 17-year-old male drowned in the ocean at 92nd Street last Friday afternoon, marking the second time in less than two weeks a teen visiting the resort was lost in the sea and the first time in seven years a swimmer drowned while lifeguards were on duty. Around 2 p.m. last Friday, an unidentified 17-year-old male got caught in a rip current just off the beach … READ MORE
