Third grade students from Showell Elementary are studying geography. Above, Nevaeh Reho, Cole Woodland, Caleb Adkins and Amiyah Rounds are using a puzzle to identify U.S. states and cities.
Showell Elementary Students Study Geography
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Berlin Intermediate School Students Learn Importance Of Recycling
Students in the Berlin Intermediate School’s Beyond After School Academy’s Trash to Treasure Club take recyclable items such as cardboard and plastic and decorate the “trash” into their own treasures. Teachers and local businesses are bringing in recyclable items the students can use, teaching the students the importance of recycling. Above are Gabrielle Izzett, Emma Elliott and… Read more »
A Week In Business
Top Producer NamedWILLARDS — Atlantic/Smith, Cropper & Deeley has announced Travis Hinman as top producer for September.Hinman, who joined the agency as an account executive in February 2009 and is a veteran of the US Army, is licensed for property, casualty, life and health insurance.Non-Profit Adds MembersSALISBURY — United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore… Read more »
911 Telecommunicators Of The Year Recieve Awards
Worcester County Emergency Services “C” Shift members Cindy Ward, Angie Ainsworth, Jennifer Kosko, Tammy Ewing, Michelle Mitchell and Ryne Leslie receive a 911 Telecommunicators of the Year Award from Gordon Deans of the Maryland Emergency Number Systems Board for their combined efforts and professionalism while assisting in the apprehension of an armed suspect who shot… Read more »
Taylor Bank Presents OC Museaum Society With $7,000 Check
Taylor Bank Board Chairman Reese Cropper Jr. presents Ocean City Museum Society Board Member Gordon Katz a check for $7,000 to fund printing of his history book about the founders of Ocean City. All proceeds will be donated by Katz to the Ocean City Museum Society. Pictured, from left, are George Hurley, Suzanne Hurley, Cindy Katz,… Read more »
Walega And Traverso Speakers At The Democratic Women’s Club Meeting
Kristin Walega and Samantha Traverso, from the Washington DC chapter of AmeriCorps/City Year, spoke to the Democratic Women’s Club at their meeting on Oct. 17. Pictured, from left, are Marge SeBour (club vice president), Traverso, Walega and Diana Gross (club president).
Dr. Harlan Eagle Receives Horizons Leadership Award
Dr. Harlan Eagle, executive director of Horizons at The Salisbury School, poses with Horizons Board Chair Chris Nunzio and Development Director Jenni Pastusak after receiving the Horizons Leadership Award at the National Conference in Norwalk, Conn. In addition to the award, Eagle received $1,500 grant for the Salisbury Horizons program and a new iPad. The award… Read more »
Caine Woods Community Association Held Its Annual Crab Feast
The Caine Woods Community Association in Ocean City held its third annual charity crab feast at Higgins Crab House North in Ocean City last month. Approximately 228 attendees enjoyed crabs, fried chicken and more, raising money for the Cricket Center in Worcester County. Above, Caine Woods Community Association board members present a donation of $3,700… Read more »
What’s Your Sign?
ARIES (March 21 to April 19): A work-related situation that started last month takes on increasing importance this week. The choice is still yours as to how it will evolve. Be careful not to make quick judgments.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): “Careful” is the watchword for the prudent Bovine this week. Don’t let your… Read more »
Things I Like
Houses decorated for HalloweenWalking into a flower shopTeaching my kids something newSilly beer commercialsRoad trips with no trafficFall’s drastic temperature swingsQuiet weekendsA clear night sky with lots of starsWine tastingsWhat a pile of leaves means to kidsWhen the Ravens play at night