The weather forecast for October 16, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 27/03/2014
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Robotics Team Eyes National Competition
BERLIN — After a hard fought victory at the North Carolina Regional FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition, the Worcester Beach Bots team is headed to the FIRST Championship in St. Louis, MO next month to compete against teams from across the country and abroad. For a team that is only in its third year in existence, it’s been a meteoric climb to now … READ MORE -
Opinion Issued On DLC’s Wholesale Vs. Retail Status
SNOW HILL — The Maryland Attorney General’s Office last week issued a long-awaited opinion, ruling the Worcester’s Department of Liquor Control (DLC) can be defined at times as a wholesaler and at other times as a retailer, but the implications on an ever-changing liquor distribution landscape in the county remain uncertain. In July 2012, Worcester County officials sought the opinion of Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler on the issue … READ MORE
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Backshore Brewing Company is Back and Ready for Summer 2014
“We work hard, but never serious. We brew our beer in the salty air, with our toes in the sand and the sun on our faces.” Backshore Brewing Co. owner Danny Robinson expressed this sentiment in an interview with ShoreBread earlier this week and we couldn’t agree more. Locals are quick to explain that the reason we live at the beach is to work hard and play hard. It’s … READ MORE -
New Traffic Light Among Planned Highway Changes; SHA To Remove Depressed Curbs In Median
OCEAN CITY — Fresh off the successful implementation of a vast pedestrian safety campaign last summer, the State Highway Administration (SHA) last week announced a series of changes for Ocean City this year, including a new traffic signal at 54th Street that went live last Friday. The engineering efforts are part of a comprehensive pedestrian safety improvement plan developed with the town of Ocean City. “SHA is a member … READ MORE
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Latest Snow Not Expected To Alter Public Schools’ Last Day
SNOW HILL — The calendar says spring but Mother Nature missed the memo, as another snowstorm closed Worcester and Wicomico Public Schools again on Wednesday. However, this week’s closing shouldn’t impact the planned last day of school, June 13, for either county. With its 10 closure days so far, Worcester will be asking the state to waive at least four closure days. Wicomico County, where nine inclement weather days … READ MORE
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People-Themed Art Show One of Largest to Date at Ocean City Center for the Arts
Every month, Ocean City Center for the Arts hosts an opening reception featuring local artists of all skill levels. The art center picks a specific monthly theme for the artist to adhere to. The March theme was, “People”. People in different places, people from all over the world, mixed media and even photography; anything went as long as it represented people. “It’s one of our biggest shows yet, we … READ MORE - 26/03/2014
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Recipes from Farm Foodie Fitness: Citrus Mahi Mahi
Sometimes you just want something that tastes fresh and zesty, especially after this crazy frigid winter we’ve had. I can’t wait till the weather finally breaks for good! I’m ready for warm days and cool nights, trips to the farmers market for spring veggies, and when the fishing boats finally start running in again with loads of fresh fish. (Hence my husband is obsessed with fishing so that part … READ MORE -
Ocean City To Discuss Smoke-Free Beach; Referendum To Gauge Voters’ Stance Suggested
OCEAN CITY – Whether to ban smoking on the beach as well as the Boardwalk will be formally discussed by Ocean City lawmakers next month. According to Councilman Brent Ashley during strategic planning sessions last week, the Mayor and City Council discussed having Ocean City follow some of its competitor resorts and officially institute a smoke-free beach. “With the council members that were there, I think the support is … READ MORE
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Maryland Inspiration on Maryland Day!
Put on your black, red and yellow to celebrate Maryland’s 380th birthday! Yesterday was Maryland Day, the anniversary of our state’s founding in 1634. In appreciation of our state’s heritage, we decided to spend the day putting together a timeline of Maryland history. Enjoy! Algonquin speaking tribes of Native Americans live throughout the area and along the shore. 1498- Explorers such as John Cabot and Giovanni da Verrazzano discover … READ MORE - 25/03/2014
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Citrus Mahi Mahi | Farm Foodie Fitness
Sometimes you just want something that tastes fresh and zesty, especially after this crazy frigid winter we’ve had. I can’t wait till the weather finally breaks for good! I’m ready for warm days and cool nights, trips to the farmers market for spring veggies, and the fishing boats will finally start running in again with loads of fresh fish. (Hence …
