Arcadia Chapter Of The Questers Hold January Meeting

The Arcadia Chapter of The Questers held its January meeting at the historic Atlantic Hotel in Berlin. The Questers supports the preservation and restoration of historic buildings and landmarks for e...

Cops And Courts – January 18, 2019

Weapons ChargesOCEAN CITY — A Selbyville man was arrested on weapons charges last week after a routine traffic stop in north Ocean City.Around 4 p.m. last Thursday, an Ocean City Police Departm...

Seahawks Rolling Into War On Shore

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity wrestling team stayed on a major roll this week heading into its own War on the Shore tournament that got underway on Friday.The Seahawks swept two matches in a...

Decent Fish Across the Rail

We’ve got a couple of seasonal days with a little precipitation in the forecast until it gets down right COLD!  Sunday starts off normal, but by the time Sunday night rolls around we are ex...

Worcester second lowest in state for ed. aid

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (Jan. 17, 2019) Worcester County, during fiscal 2019, was not the lowest county in Maryland in terms of the per-pupil average for state aid. That honor went to Talbot ...

Williams weighs in on multipurpose building

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (Jan. 17, 2019) Going hand-in-hand with a possible YMCA feasibility study related to Berlin Falls park is the potential for a new community center in east Berlin, Mayo...

Oyster roast sellout leaves some shell shocked

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (Jan. 17, 2019) The Snow Hill Chamber of Commerce last week took steps to smooth over relations with area residents who were upset with how ticket sales for the 9th an...

Hearty, fatty foods perfect for cold weather

By Paul Suplee Oh, the folly of this weather. As much as I love winter, now they are telling us that Sunday’s temperatures will drop from 55 to 10 in a matter of hours. Personally, I find this to be...

Berlin Town Council delays YMCA decision

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (Jan. 17, 2019) The Berlin Town Council on Monday put off a decision on whether to spend $20,000 on a YMCA feasibility study, citing the need for more information. The...

OPA sends police, country club projects to bid

By Josh Davis, Associate Editor (Jan. 17, 2019) In a trio of unanimous votes, the Ocean Pines Board on Tuesday agreed to expedite plans to expand the community police station, while also further comp...