The weather forecast for October 16, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 20/03/2014
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Robert Hammond III Guest Speaker At Kiwanis Club Of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City Weekly Meeting
The guest speaker at the March 12 weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City was Robert Hammond III of Atlantic Physical Therapy. Pictured, from left, are Kiwanis Programs and Speakers Chair J. Graham Caldwell, Hammond and President Dick Clagett.
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Seaside Christian Academy Welcomes New Administrator
Some of the Seaside Christian Academy students are pictured welcoming new Administrator, Terry Davis.
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Big Turnout for St. Pat’s Boardwalk 5K
OCEAN CITY- With picture-perfect weather and big crowds in town for the holiday weekend, the St. Patrick’s Day Boardwalk 5K last Saturday was a huge success with nearly 1,000 runners participating in the event. Sponsored by OC Tri-Running, the St. Patrick’s Boardwalk 5K last Saturday drew 965 runners from all over the country for the annual race that has become a fixture in recent years on parade day. The … READ MORE
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Troopers Shoot Man After Clash In Salisbury
SALISBURY — A Salisbury man was shot and killed by Maryland State Police (MSP) troopers Tuesday night after allegedly attempting to drag a duty officer with his vehicle following a request for an inspection related to a repair order. Around 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, an individual, later identified as Winfield C. Fisher, 32, of Salisbury, entered the MSP Salisbury barrack and asked the duty officer to check a vehicle … READ MORE
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Big Acts Being Sought For New Performing Arts Center
OCEAN CITY – As the facility’s construction continues, the city is simultaneously seeking big name performers for the first Performing Arts Center (PAC) season. According to Roland E. Powell Convention Center Director Larry Noccolino, the new PAC’s construction is on schedule. The state-of-the-art, 1,200-seat, two-tiered facility inside the convention center is on pace to meet the aggressive target completion date set for late November 2014, and plans for future … READ MORE
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Decatur Basketball Collects Post-Season Awards
BERLIN- After a memorable and highly successful season, the Stephen Decatur boys’ varsity basketball team this week picked up several post-season awards including Coach of the Year for B.J. Johnson and Defensive Player of the Year for Colen Gaynor along with several placers placed on the All-Eastern Shore teams. DMVelite, a regional sports promotion organization that produces tournaments and other showcase events featuring prep players in Delaware, Maryland and … READ MORE
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Bomb Threat Bill Clears House
BERLIN — A bill allowing a suspect who makes a bomb threat or threat of toxic substances to be charged in the jurisdiction where the threat was targeted breezed through the House this week by a unanimous vote. Under current state law, an individual who makes a bomb threat or a threat involving a toxic material against a business, residence or government office or courthouse, for example, can only … READ MORE
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Inmate Gets More Jail Time After Throwing Urine At Officer
SNOW HILL — A Washington, D.C. man, already serving time in the Worcester County Jail for a credit card conviction last week, was found guilty of second-degree assault after throwing a cup full of urine at a correctional officer at the facility and was sentenced to an additional two-and-half years. Last Friday, a Worcester County jury found Lawrence Prince, 24, guilty of second-degree assault stemming from an incident at … READ MORE
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Familiar Firm Chosen For Tourism Strategic Plan
OCEAN CITY – A firm has been chosen to move forward with crafting a five-year tourism strategic plan that officials hope will be completed in advance of next year’s marketing campaign. In December, the Town of Ocean City called for bids to bring in a strategic plan facilitator to help city officials and stakeholders lay out a five-year roadmap for Ocean City tourism. Crafting a tourism strategic plan was … READ MORE
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Two Tall Ships Proposed For OC In August; Council To Hear Request Soon
OCEAN CITY – Following last year’s success, the National Air, Sea & Space Foundation (NASSF) is looking to not only bring one, but two historical tall ships to Ocean City for the entire month of August. NASSF will be proposing to the Town of Ocean City to bring two tall ships to the resort to be docked at the bayside boardwalk between 3rd and 4th streets from Aug. 1 … READ MORE
