Adopt Your Street Slow To Catch On

OCEAN CITY — While the Adopt Your Beach program initiated in the resort last fall continues to thrive, the same cannot be said yet for the sister Adopt Your Street program, resort officials lear...

Streamlined Plumbing Permit Ordinance Tabled In OC

OCEAN CITY — Resort officials this week tabled a proposed ordinance relaxing the permitting process for the simplest of plumbing jobs, such as replacing a toilet or repairing a dripping faucet, ...

The Resorter … Revisited – September 23, 2016

Summer of 1979 Volume XXV Edition 9 Issue Highlights • This week’s Resorter Girl was Margaret Mulholland, 22, an Easton native who was working at Phillips North this summer before returning to her...

Will They Still Be Around?

By Scott Lenox The weather has put a real damper on fishing interests the past few days.  Inshore anglers have been able to wet a line, but they’ve had to do it in breezy conditions with in...

Berlin Fiddlers Convention brings three days of music

(Sept. 22, 2016) The 24th annual Berlin Fiddlers Convention returns this weekend with free live music by four local and regional bands, as well as competitions in multiple levels and categories. Berl...

OPA Country club: repair or replace?

(Sept. 22, 2016) Plenty of ground was covered during what Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors President Tom Herrick described on Monday as the “resurrection of the working sessions”...

Pocomoke hardest hit by downpour

(Sept. 22, 2016) By late Monday afternoon, floodwaters had crossed Route 113’s southbound lanes north of Pocomoke City in at least two places, Route 756 was about to be shut down, and both Marke...

Play with your food: making ‘ants on a log’

I was trying to doze off, having had a very long day. Things usually happen in threes, as they say, and the third event was merely a warm-up for the fourth and fifth mighty dealings that weighed heav...

State, money made mess

Anyone who is surprised by this week’s court challenge to the state’s award of medical marijuana growing permits last month has forgotten one of the principles of the legalized pot industr...

Letters to the Editor

Bad decisions Editor, Four years back the Worcester school board spent $50,000 to import a new school super from Portland with the required suitcase of diplomas and titles.   And, for $200,000 a...