Vision Survey Input Sought For Parks Master Plan

OCEAN CITY – Your opinion is sought to help improve Ocean City Recreation and Parks (OCRP) by taking a five-minute Vision Survey. According to Ocean City Recreation and Parks Director Susan Petito, ...

Forever Stamp Series Features Assateague Horses

WASHINGTON — Wild horses of Maryland’s and Virginia’s Assateague Island National Seashore were previewed this week as the third of 16 Forever Stamp images to celebrate the National Park Service�...

Worcester Boys Win Two, Improve To 4-1

BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity lacrosse team stayed on a big roll this week, beating Caesar Rodney at home and Tower Hill on the road to improve to 4-1. The Mallards opened the season with...

Man Charged After Threatening Surveyors With Gun

POCOMOKE — A Pocomoke man faces first-degree assault and other charges after allegedly threatening land surveyors seeking permission to access a road on his property with a gun before firing sho...

Bomb Threat Jurisdiction Bill Headed To Governor

ANNAPOLIS — With the 2016 legislative session nearing its close, this week’s digest highlights a few of the major initiatives lawmakers have either passed or are still fighting for as well as a fe...

The Resorter … Revisited

Summer of 1965 Volume XI Edition 4   Issue Highlights   Karen Ames, “Ocean City’s home of fashion” located on Philadelphia Avenue, began to offer a preview of upcoming fall fashion the...

Spring Cleaning Weekend In Ocean City

OCEAN CITY — In a true sign of the spring season, the Town of Ocean City is once again offering an opportunity for residential property owners to do their spring-cleaning by offering free reside...

Diakonia Looks To Do ‘The Right Thing’ For Deceased Man

OCEAN CITY — Diakonia prides itself on helping people live their lives with dignity, even in their toughest times. Now, the organization is hoping to help give a local man dignity in death. The coun...

Things I Like

April Fools Day pranks   When kids overcome their fears   The excitement of Opening Day baseball   New vehicle shopping   Gloomy days that end sunny   Watching my kids collect...

What’s Your Sign?

ARIES (March 21 to April 19): It isn’t always easy for the rambunctious Aries to give a second thought to their often spur-of-the-moment choices. But aspects favor rechecking a decision before d...