The weather forecast for October 19, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 24/02/2014
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Developmental Care Telemedicine Now Available At Atlantic General
BERLIN — Specialized care for children with developmental disorders is now only the push of a button away with telemedicine at Atlantic General Hospital (AGH). The new program connects patients with developmental care doctors hundreds of miles away through the use of audio and video technology. According to AGH, close to five million children in the U.S. have some type of learning disorder or other developmental disability like Autism … READ MORE
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Frozen Harbor Music Festival | Live Music Baltimore, MD
A weekend away is just what the doctor ordered! Two nights in Baltimore City with adventures across town full of fine food and drinks and of course plenty of live music. Frozen Harbor Music Festival at Rams Head Live and Power Plant is a huge showcase …
- 21/02/2014
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Liquid Assets: Lunch, Menu Changes, Wine Tastings and More…
Liquid Assets consistently makes it into our “Best Of” round-ups for a reason, the food never fails to amaze, the ambiance is equal parts casual and sophisticated, and the deals and specials are easy on the palette and the wallet. Shortly stated, we love this place. It’s been awhile since we’ve made it uptown during lunchtime to enjoy the $9 lunch combo, so when we found ourselves in uptown … READ MORE -
Best Of: ShoreBread’s Destinations for Thrifty Spring Shopping
Most people associate the next couple months with spring cleaning, however, we at ShoreBread would rather ring in the new season by doing some thrifty spring shopping. This season we have decided to buy clothes and accessories that will add an extra flare to our wardrobe without completely emptying our wallet. Luckily, there are a bundle of local shops and boutiques at our fingertips that can help us in … READ MORE - 20/02/2014
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Big Runs Lead Seahawks over Indians, 83-52
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s boys’ varsity basketball team used a big 13-2 run in the second quarter to pull away from visiting Indian River, 83-52, in the second game of the Mason Dixon Tipoff Classic double-header in front of a boisterous bipartisan crowd on Monday afternoon. Decatur came out fired up from the first tipoff. P.J. Copes scored on a layup, and after a big block by Tyler Hunter brought … READ MORE
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Vanishing Ocean City With Bunk Mann
Ocean City’s 9th Street was the big hangout for the college-age crowd during the 1950s and 1960s. One of the major attractions was the Beach Club where live bands provided a party atmosphere and beer flowed freely. Next door, Tom Shill’s Hamburger Heaven served hot dogs, burgers and fries and had a unique machine that rolled out perfectly formed hamburger patties. The Ocean Casino was also located on 9th … READ MORE
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One-Month SUP Pilot Program Approved For OC
OCEAN CITY – Stand-up paddle boards (SUPs) will be allowed in Ocean City’s surf this September with certain stipulations. On Tuesday evening, Councilman Joe Mitrecic reported on last week’s Recreation and Parks Commission meeting when Ocean City Beach Patrol (OCBP) Lieutenant Ward Kovacs proposed a pilot program to allow SUPs in the ocean, and the commission voted unanimously to forward a favorable recommendation to the full Mayor and City … READ MORE
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Kiwanis Club Of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City Present Donation To Worcester County Interfaith Caregivers
Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City President Dick Clagett is pictured after he presented a $400 donation to Reverend David Herr of Worcester County Interfaith Caregivers. Herr is also a member of the Kiwanis Club and serves as its Human and Spiritual Affairs Chairman in addition to serving three Methodist congregations in the local area.
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Seaside Christian Academy Holds Annual Science Fair
Seaside Christian Academy recently held its annual science fair. Above, pre-kindergarten class members pose holding their popcorn boxes just before they do their science experiment, “Which Popcorn Pops the Best?”
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County Opts To Purchase, Not Lease, Fiber Optic Line
SNOW HILL — Deciding that owning is sometimes better than renting, the Worcester County Commissioners voted this week to purchase a high speed fiber optic line that will connect the Government Center in Snow Hill with the Landfill and the Fire Training Center in Newark. At $81,000, it’s not a cheap investment, but was deemed the more practical move as opposed to leasing a similar fiber optic network that … READ MORE
