The weather forecast for October 19, in Ocean City, Maryland is:
[forecast]- 05/02/2014
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Project SNOWstorm Flies to the Eastern Shore
At our recent Day Trip to the Ward Museum, we timed our tour perfectly to catch a panel discussion on the recent snowy owl irruption on the Shore. The discussion was led by Cindy P. Driscoll, a wildlife veterinarian for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, David F. Brinker, a wildlife ecologist for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Carrie Samis, an Education Coordinator with the Maryland Coastal … READ MORE - 04/02/2014
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Prom Night on the Eastern Shore
Prom may be a few months away for area high school students, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few prom celebrations on the horizon this month. Both Hooters of West Ocean City and Zenna Wellness Studio are hosting Prom Nights this month, each in an effort to raise funds for local non-profits. Hooters will be host to A Night in the Spotlight, benefiting the Believe in Tomorrow Children’s … READ MORE -
Council Okays Proposed Brewery Company’s Conditional Use With Stipulations
OCEAN CITY — Despite some concerns with the potential odor, noise and other impacts on the neighboring community and adjacent businesses, the Ocean City Mayor and Council on Monday approved a conditional use request for the proposed Ocean City Brewing Company on the site of the old Adkins Lumber Company at 56th Street. The Ocean City Brewing Company, proposed for a site along Coastal Highway at 56th Street, which … READ MORE
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Shorebilly’s Swill: Living Room Forts Made by Howard Hughes
When we left off, I was the host, court jester, party favor, test dummy, and entertainment for a sleepover party of nine-year-old girls, with my little ones also in the mix. It was Friday night of MLK weekend and I was outnumbered 9-1 by female beings in my own house. That three-day weekend, with a little help from Ma Nature, and some subpar forecasts ended up being an 11-day … READ MORE -
Worcester County Arts Council to Join Rally for Maryland Arts Day
The Worcester County Arts Council (WCAC) recently announced that they will be joining over 400 arts advocates across the State of Maryland on Wednesday, February 12 for Maryland Arts Day. Advocates will descend upon Annapolis to rally and meet with local elected officials to express how important the arts are to the state of Maryland. “We will stress how we, the citizens of Worcester County, benefit directly from the … READ MORE - 03/02/2014
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What’s Happening: Out and About in Snow Hill and Pocomoke
February is a short month, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t full of fun events and happenings. Beyond Valentine’s Day, President’s Day Weekend and the exciting return of many of our favorite restaurants and local businesses, there are also a number of local events to consider…so many in fact that we decided to focus solely on Pocomoke and Snow Hill. We admittedly give a lot of attention to … READ MORE -
Due To Weather, Last Day Of School In June A Moving Target At This Point
BERLIN — Two weird weeks of snowy weather have likely changed the last day of school for both Worcester and Wicomico counties, but with a lot of winter yet to go, it remains a bit of a moving target. While Wicomico isn’t sure when the school system’s last day will be at this point, for Worcester students it will be June 17, barring any more snow days or calendar … READ MORE
- 01/02/2014
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Get Your Super Bowl On! | Recipes from Farm Foodie Fitness
What’s better than football and food?? Hence my team was left in the dust and also left me in a […]
- 31/01/2014
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Best Of – Valentine’s Day Dining on the Eastern Shore
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner…although I’m sure your local Wal-Mart, CVS or Rite Aid has made that glaringly obvious by now. Whether you are making plans to dine out with your sweetheart or plan on taking the holiday as an excuse to splurge on a killer meal with friends, our local restaurants are guaranteed to have specials and deals featured on February 14. Here’s a few to … READ MORE -
How Eastern Shore Wildlife Copes with the Frigid Temps
Weather report in from ShoreBread–in case you haven’t left your home since the polar vortex first descended upon the Shore, our coastal waterways are looking more like ice blocks than liquids these days. The slushy build up on our Bay and rivers is beginning to look like the deep freeze of 1976- 77 when everything on the Eastern Shore was locked in ice. The cold snap of that winter … READ MORE
