Decatur’s Woodland Dominates Sprints

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity track teams turned in solid performances in the latest Bayside Conference meet last week including a sweep of the short-distance sprint events by Tah’jeem Woodlan...

Seahawks 2-2 After Grueling Stretch

BERLIN- After four games in five days, Decatur’s boys’ varsity lacrosse team’s record stands at an even 2-2 after a decisive 11-3 win over North Caroline on Tuesday. A series of rainouts and oth...

Seahawks Bounce Back With Pair Of Wins

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity baseball team continued its topsy-turvy season this week with a sweep of two games to get back over .500 at 5-4. Last week, the Seahawks suffered a couple of tough ...

Mid-Atlantic Shockers Take First Place In Jackie Robinson Rundown Tournament

The Mid-Atlantic Shockers under-12 team from Berlin came in first place in the Jackie Robinson Rundown Tournament at Sports at the Beach in Georgetown on last Sunday, April 9. Pictured front row, from...

Sabres Down Mallards 11-9 In 2nd Meeting

BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity lacrosse team fell to old rival Saints Peter and Paul, 11-9, in tight one on the road this week. The Mallards started the season with four consecutive wins,...

Decatur Girls Fall To Cape, Worcester Next

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity lacrosse team fell to Delaware power Cape Henlopen this week to drop to 4-2 on the season. Thus far, the Seahawks have shown a pattern of win two, lose one...

Meeting On Proposed Poultry Regs Planned

SNOW HILL — The Assateague Coastal Trust (ACT) will hold an informal meeting next week on Worcester’s proposed bill to amend zoning for poultry operations. Bill 17-3 will define poultry operat...

Pocomoke Middle Teacher Honored With ‘LifeChanger’ Award

POCOMOKE – Cheering and applauding students lined the hallways of Pocomoke Middle School to celebrate math teacher Nikki Blake this week. In a surprise presentation Wednesday, Blake received the Lif...

Local Legislators Disappointed Bow Riding Bill Failed

OCEAN CITY — There will not be new regulations regarding bow-riding this summer after proposed legislation filed late in the game stalled out as the General Assembly session expired this week. I...

Annual Clean-Up Day Set In Berlin

BERLIN — The public is invited to celebrate Earth Day by joining the Town of Berlin in a 10-year tradition — Clean-Up Day. This annual event, scheduled on Saturday, April 22, is the kick-o...