Mallards Close Out First Half With Win

BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity basketball team beat visiting Delmarva Christian, 51-47, on Monday to close out the first half of the season with a modest two-game win streak. The Mallards�...

Raven Roost #44 Presents Honorary Membership To Steve Pappas

Raven Roost #44 of Ocean City presented an honorary membership to Steve Pappas, left, owner of the Original Greene Turtle, for his 20 years of support and his contributions to the charitable efforts ...

New Berlin Liquor License Approved

SNOW HILL – The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved a liquor license request for a new Berlin business this week. On Wednesday the board granted a beer wine and liquor license t...

Wreath Initiative Aimed At Saluting Vets Stops In Wicomico

SALISBURY – An organization’s annual wreath-laying initiative made its way to the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center last week to honor America’s veterans. Last Thursday, a convoy of motorcycles...

Environmental Study Derails Wicomico Land Donation

SALISBURY – Officials in Wicomico County this week rejected a 234-acre land donation after an environmental study revealed potential pollution issues. On Tuesday, the Wicomico County Council voted t...

Seahawks Drop Close One To Washington

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity basketball team lost a tough one to Washington, 61-58, at home on Monday to drop to 3-2 on the season. The two teams battled back and forth through most o...

OC’s Bus Tracker App Unveiling Next Weekend

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City’s new mobile, “Where’s the Bus?” tracking system for public transportation is expected to be up and running by New Year’s Eve, one of the most popular time for ...

Berlin Stormwater Project Moves Ahead

BERLIN – Stormwater improvements in the area of Cedar Avenue, Maple Drive and Pine Street will move ahead following approval of a contract last week. The Berlin Town Council voted unanimously to app...

OC Elementary Fourth Graders Learn About Maryland’s Branches Of Government

Students in Andrese Foreman’s fourth grade class at Ocean City Elementary have been learning about Maryland’s branches of government in Social Studies. Students created brochures to demon...

Vehicle Action Plan Had Little Support

One of the many unknowns after last week’s task force meeting on motorized events is why a proposed action plan – endorsed by Ocean City’s police commission evidently without the support of the...