The weather forecast for October 19, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 20/02/2014
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20th Annual Citizens’ Campaign For Environment Summit Highlights 20 Years Of Progress
The 20th Annual Citizens’ Campaign for Environment (CCE) Summit was held in Annapolis this month and featured Environmental Matters Chair Delegate Maggie McIntosh as well as numerous program directors. The session highlighted the 20 years of progress made to protect families, waters, air, open spaces and sea/ wildlife. Pictured are Jennifer Bevan-Dangel, Common Cause Md.; Judy Davis, West Ocean City resident and candidate for Delegate District 38C; and Sarah … READ MORE
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Worcester Prep Middle School Holds Winter Sports Awards Assembly
Athletes who received trophies at Worcester Prep’s Winter Sports Awards Assembly for Middle School students included, first row, Hannah Merritt, Coach’s Award, Grade 7 Girls’ Basketball; Virginia Bateman, Most Improved, Grade 7 Girls’ Basketball; Hailey Merritt, Most Valuable Player, Grade 7 Girls’ Basketball; second row, Cooper Richins, Coaches Award, Grade 7 Boys’ Basketball; Dakin Moore, Most Improved, Grade 7 Boys’ Basketball; Liam Hammond, Most Valuable Player, Grade 7 Boys’ … READ MORE
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We Remember Those We Have Lost
Ernestine Ates “Teeny” SNOW HILL — Ernestine “Teeny” Godwin Ates, age 95, died Monday, February 10, 2014 at Harrison Snow Hill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Born in Memphis, Tenn., she lived in Seat Pleasant, Md., moved in the late 1960′s to Casselberry, Fla. until 2001 and moved back to Maryland living with her children until 2010 before going into assisted living. She was the daughter of the late Ernest … READ MORE
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The Resorter … Revisited
Summer of 1975 Volume XXIV Edition 6 Issue Highlights This week’s Resorter girl was Sharon Brudnicki, a 22-year-old Milwaukee native. The Carousel Center Hotel on 118th Street was stressing location in its full-page ad. “Out of this world is up at 118th Street … Out of this world is not far away.” Two bedroom luxury suites were being offered from $38,900 at the new Sea … READ MORE
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Salisbury University Art Galleries Present: Palette an Art Exhibition and Tasting Event
Seven local chefs prepare dishes as appealing to the eyes as they are to the tongue during a tasting event held as part of the exhibit “Palette” at Salisbury University Art Galleries — Downtown Campus. The event is scheduled 5-7 p.m. during the Salisbury Arts & Entertainment District’s monthly Third Friday event On February 21st. During that time, the chefs serve small tasting plates to all ticketed visitors. Afterward, … READ MORE -
School Start Date Change Right Move
Responsive elective government was on display in Worcester County this week on two occasions — the County Commissioners reversed an earlier decision by withdrawing opposition to a legislative change allowing Berlin to have its own to-go liquor store, and the Board of Education voted to move the start of the school year to the day after Labor Day for the first time in five years. In this space, let’s … READ MORE
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Between The Lines
Congratulations to the Worcester County Commissioners for reversing their position on a legislative effort to allow private liquor store sales within the town of Berlin. Earlier this month, in a private meeting, all but one of the commissioners (Bud Church supported it) voted to oppose legislation that would expand the boundaries for to-go liquor sales to Berlin. Currently, it’s not permitted within municipal limits. A letter was sent to … READ MORE
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New Ocean City Surf Club Explains Vision To Council
OCEAN CITY – The Ocean City surf community filled council chambers on Tuesday evening to introduce the new Ocean City Surf Club (OCSC). “The Ocean City Surf Club formed to celebrate the heritage and future of our ocean community,” OCSC spokesman Shelly Dawson said. “Firmly rooted in the rich surf history of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, the OCSC will support area youth through scholarships and mentoring, always fostering respect … READ MORE
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Dolphin Statue Proposed For Route 90 Bridge In OC
OCEAN CITY – A sculpture of dolphins will join other artwork placed in Ocean City to be viewed by those entering the resort as it will placed at the foot of the Route 90 Bridge. Ocean City Development Corporation and its Public Art Committee came before the Mayor and City Council this week proposing a new sculpture of three dolphins to be located at the southwest corner of Route … READ MORE
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Critical Primary Filing Deadline Looms Next Week
BERLIN — With the clock ticking on the filing deadline for candidacy in the upcoming primary and general election, several local offices, including three Worcester County Commission seats, have just single candidates thus far and could be essentially decided as soon as next week. The official filing deadline for state and local elections is next Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 9 p.m. and in several cases, just one candidate has … READ MORE
