The weather forecast for October 17, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 13/03/2014
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OC Irish Parade Kicks Off Spring With A Bang; Donovan Family To Serve As Grand Marshals
OCEAN CITY – The resort’s St. Patrick’s Day traditions will carry on in Ocean City on Saturday with the annual parade marching down to a festival featuring live music, Irish foods and cocktails. The 33rd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade will begin at noon on Saturday, March 15, parading south from 58th Street to the 45th Street Village where the reviewing and judges stand will be located. Trophies will be … READ MORE
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Berlin’s Expectations High Following Online Contest Win; Celebration Planned For March 29
BERLIN — Now that Berlin has taken the title of Budget Travel’s Coolest Small Town in America for 2014, leadership is looking forward and planning just how they are going to market the town in light of the win. Expectations are high due to the direct success being reported by last year’s winner, Lititz, Pa. But before major marketing efforts are launched the town will take a day to … READ MORE
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OC Development Corporation’s Public Arts Committee Finalizing Details For Fund-Raising Event
The Ocean City Development Corporation’s Public Arts Committee is finalizing the details for a unique fund-raising event called “A Magical Evening”. This event featuring world champion magician Will Fern and sculptor David Turner will be held on March 22 at the Captain’s Table Restaurant in the Courtyard by Marriott. Tickets at $70 per person and include two drink tickets and an elegant buffet. Cocktail attire requested. Proceeds benefit installation of … READ MORE
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Shore Students Brave Harsh Elements For Cleanup
OCEAN CITY — Students from local counties braved rain and cold last Friday to participate in their first major service project of the year in Ocean City. About 60 members of the Southern Eastern Shore Association of Student Councils (SESASC) hit the beach and boards picking up trash and spent time in City Hall afterwards learning about the environment and their impact on it. Students from the two school … READ MORE
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Voices From The Readers
Thanks Dough Roller Editor: To Bill Gibbs and the staff of the Dough Roller, on behalf of St., Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church and all whom we serve, please accept our sincerest gratitude for the generous fundraiser you sponsored on Sunday, March 9. You and your staff and management of The Dough Roller have blessed us with your generosity and good will in providing this much needed and appreciated event … READ MORE
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Thoughts From The Publisher’s Desk
I like the innovative approach the Indian River School District in southern Delaware took this week in dealing with an unusual amount of inclement weather days. Indian River schools have been closed seven days this winter due to snow. As a result, the school system decided to extend the school day by 30 minutes beginning Monday, March 17, to help account for the lost time. By doing this, over … READ MORE
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New Director For Worcester Humane Society
WEST OCEAN CITY — Ending months of uncertainty and speculation, the Worcester County Humane Society this week announced it has named a new director. Worcester County Humane Society members have tapped Linda Lugo to fill the post left vacant by the departure of longtime director Kenille Davies late last year. Lugo brings a wide range of animal shelter experience to the position. She started her career in 1994 as … READ MORE
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The Irish Penny: Bringing the ‘Luck of the Irish’ to Salisbury
At ShoreBread, we often find ourselves day dreaming about a trip overseas, perhpas to Spain, Italy or England; but most recently (probably because of all the St. Patrick’s Day events going on) we have been longing for a voyage to Ireland. Lucky for us, we don’t even have to buy a plane ticket to get a taste of Ireland at Salisbury’s Irish Penny Pub. The Irish Penny was started … READ MORE -
Episode 147 – The Test of Time
It’s not my anniversary, per se, but I’ll tell you a little secret. I’ve got Todd breathing down my neck for a show blog and I figure since it’s late I’ll butter him up a bit. What follows is not nostalgia, because times clearly were shitter then. “There is no reason every newspaper doesn’t have a podcast. It’s really almost …
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Exploring the Haunted Shore With Chesapeake Ghost Walks’ Mindie Burgoyne
On most occasions when people think of the paranormal they think of Halloween and the fall season. Wouldn’t it be great to have a supernatural experience year round? The author of Haunted Eastern Shore, Ghostly Tales From East of the Chesapeake, Mindie Burgoyne offers just that. Mindie runs her tours through, “Chesapeake Ghost Walks”, and offers year round ghost walks and winter bus excursions. Twelve years ago Mindie moved … READ MORE
