A Week In Business – February 10, 2017

Campaign Gift Received BERLIN – Atlantic General Hospital Foundation received a $5,000 donation from Cliff and Donna Berg toward its Campaign for the Future and the development of the new Regional C...

Mitrecic Wins Regional Pole Vault Title

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity indoor track teams acquitted themselves well at the state regional meet this week including a 3A-South Regional pole vault championship for Jillian Mitrecic. Mitrec...

Ocean City/Berlin Rotary Club Donates To United Way Of The Lower Eastern Shore

Ocean City/Berlin Rotary Club recently presented a donation to the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore to help the community. Pictured, from left, are Treasurer/President-Elect Margaret Mudron, Unit...

Things I Like – February 10, 2017

Honda’s Super Bowl commercials Getting a workout in outside this time of year When my son assists on a goal Feta cheese on anything Humble professional athletes Breakfast food for dinner Melissa McC...

Teacher Step Increases Proposed For Education Budget

NEWARK – Worcester County school officials have proposed additional expenditures to next year’s budget that will address salary raises and five other areas of need within the school system. In a W...

Robber Apprehended 3 Hours After West OC Bank Holdup; Charging Documents Recount Timeline

WEST OCEAN CITY — A local woman, arrested this week after allegedly holding up a West Ocean City bank on Monday, had a busy morning in the hours leading up to the crime including changing clothe...

OC Armed Robbery Suspect Apprehended In Pa.

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City police have charged a Pennsylvania man with two armed robberies in the north end of the resort in late January after locating the suspect in Pennsylvania on Wednesday. Th...

Counties Asked To Help Wor-Wic With $600K Shortage Due To Enrollment Dip, Rising Health Care

SNOW HILL – A decline in enrollment and the rising cost of medical benefits forced Wor-Wic Community College to seek financial help from Worcester and Wicomico counties this week. On Tuesday Murray ...

Council Okay With Overpaying For $2M Property For Public Works Uses

OCEAN CITY — Despite the presentation of some last-minute statistical data, Ocean City officials were not inclined to rescind a deal to purchase a downtown parcel that will ultimately be used as...

Voices From The Readers – February 10, 2017

Proposed Cuts Merit Opposition Editor: Thank you for your article regarding Growing Hope’s efforts to bring Michael DeLeon to the resort to speak about the epidemic of substance abuse and addictions...