Decatur Girls Clobber Crisfield, 52-22

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity basketball team dominated host Crisfield, 52-22, on Tuesday to improve to 14-1 on the season. The Seahawks jumped on the Crabbers early and often on their ...

Super Bowl Scramble Set For Next Week

BERLIN- Before settling in for the big game next weekend, local residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in the annual Super Bowl Scramble at Eagle’s Landing. For several years, Eagle’...

Berlin Intermediate School Launches One School, One Book Reading Club

Berlin Intermediate School recently launched a One School, One Book reading club with a new classroom pet. All of the students, faculty and staff have received their own copy of the book “The World ...

Berlin Adopts EDU Financing Policy

BERLIN- In spite of mixed opinions among officials, the Berlin Town Council this week approved a new EDU financing policy. On Monday, the council voted 4-1 to approve a resolution establishing a forma...

When It Comes To Casinos Funding Education, The House Always Wins

BALTIMORE- At the risk of over-simplifying Maryland’s $40 billion-plus budget, the situation the state faced back in 2008 when it decided to legalize casino gambling was not that different from ...

We Remember Those We Have Lost – January 27, 2017

Elizabeth “Beth” Gordy Arvidson OCEAN CITY – Elizabeth “Beth” Gordy Arvidson, 70, of Mill Valley, Calif., passed away peacefully on Jan. 2, 2017, after a year-long battle with acute myeloid ...

Ocean City Elementary School Holds Jump Roping Club

Each year during the months of December and January, Ocean City Elementary School holds a Jump Roping Club for its third- and fourth-grade students. Jump Club is a part of the school’s Health and We...

What’s Your Sign? January 27, 2017

ARIES (March 21 to April 19): The changes you’ve waited to see in your work situation might not be happening quite as quickly as you’d hoped. Although the pace is slow, it’s ongoing....

Worcester Preparatory School Headmaster Patron Of Second Grader Bread Sale

Worcester Preparatory School Headmaster Dr. Barry Tull purchases a slice of bread for 25 cents from second-graders Cora Conway, Ben Holloway, Dade Kappes, Jack Wells, Bella Fernley and Chloe Antonov.

Initiatives Hope To Attract, Keep Millenials On Lower Shore

SALISBURY – Jobs are where the millennials are, according to recent data, and with the partnership of commercial stakeholders officials in Wicomico County want to incentivize Salisbury University gr...