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Coastal Hospice Facility Named After Macky And Pam Stansell; OC Restaurateurs Huge Supporters Of Charity Over Years

OCEAN PINES – Officials with Coastal Hospice this week honored Macky and Pam Stansell for their charitable contributions by naming the Coastal Hospice at the Ocean building after them. On Thursday, both the Stansells and members of Coastal Hospice’s fundraising...Read More

Council Approves Tiered Parking Rates At Inlet Lot On Fourth Of July

OCEAN CITY -- Concerned about the Fourth of July falling on Tuesday this year, Ocean City officials on Monday approved a further tiered flat fee schedule for parking at the Inlet on the holiday in the hopes of ensuring the...Read More

Sea Turtle Washed Ashore In Ocean City On Saturday

OCEAN CITY – A leatherback sea turtle washed ashore in Ocean City last weekend, hours after it was first seen in the shallow areas of the water. Tyaskin resident Jody Earp said she and her family were on the beach...Read More

Opinion Confirms Ocean City Likely Within Right To Ban Female Toplessness

OCEAN CITY -- Less than a week after the Town of Ocean City passed an emergency ordinance prohibiting women from going topless in the same area men are allowed to go shirtless, the Maryland Attorney General issued a long-awaited opinion...Read More

Resort Shocked By SHA’s Planned Baltimore Avenue Overhaul With Streetscape Project In Pipeline

OCEAN CITY -- Plans for a complete redesign of the Baltimore Avenue corridor from North Division Street to 15th Street could be derailed by the sudden emergence of a State Highway Administration (SHA) plan to repave the roadway and replace...Read More

Worcester Prep Fourth Grader Lilly Doran Presented With Second Place Ribbon For OC Elks Lodge Drug Awareness Poster Contest

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DSCN2295 — Shenanigan’s: Staffers Kieran Walsh, Katelynn Fitzpatrick, Kayla Terlizzi and Addie Rippin

DSCN2296 — Shenanigan’s: Manager Billy Caton and bartender Spencer Coulbourn

DSCN2298 — Shenanigan’s: Laura Burke and Alissa Talbert

DSCN2300 — 4th Street Taphouse: Staffers Ivomir Kolev, Matthew Bougourd, Kyle Hamby and Georgi Penev

DSCN2303 — 4th Street Taphouse: Scott Wheeler, Francois David, GM Jeff Burton and Natalee Long

DSCN2305 — M.R. Ducks: Bartenders Danny Dinan and Amanda Strayer

DSCN2306 — M.R. Ducks: Servers Corey Swain and Haley Martin

DSCN2308 — M.R. Ducks: Jim Rohrbach and Nancy Cuomo

DSCN2315 — Purple Moose: Bar keep John Foreman, Morgan Myslinski, GM Bobby Taylor and owner Gary Walker

DSCN2316 — Purple Moose: Bob Griffith and Kevin Berkey

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA — Post 123 Sons of the American Legion Commander Don Price led the way to a successful chicken barbeque with Woody and Sue Cooper, Morris Jones, and Matt Widgeon at his side.

Arts A 6-9 — Enjoying the opening reception of “The Divine Feminine” for 1st Friday art night last month at the Ocean City Center for the Arts were Sarah and Imogene Halcott, photographer Joni Simpson, Jennifer Rafter and Rusty Merritt.

Arts B 6-9 — Hosting the May 24 business after hours at The Cove Restaurant were Joshua M. Freeman Foundation team members Doug Phillips, creative & digital media manager; Patti Grimes, executive directorl and Alyson Cunningham, communications & public relations manager.

Arts C 6-9 — Artists Dee Gray and Dianne Falcone Graves had a great time at the opening reception of The Divine Feminine at the Ocean City Center for the Arts last month.

Arts D 6-9 — Dolores Pack, volunteer for the Ocean City Center for the Arts, and Rina Thaler, executive director, were previewing the inaugural season of the Ocean City Film Festival at The Cove Restaurant last month.

Arts E 6-9 — Artist Patti Euler is seen posing with her mannequin on display at the Ocean City Center for the Arts for the opening reception of “The Divine Feminine” last month.

Arts F 6-9 — Artist Deborah Rolig takes a moment at the Ocean City Center for the Arts opening reception of The Divine Feminine where she had her work on display.

Arts G 6-9 — Artist Matt Szychowski had his illustrations on display at the Ocean City Convention Center for the annual arts and craft event over Memorial Day weekend.

Arts H 6-9 — Jewelry artist Beth Williams of Nice and Bella Jewelry had her work on display at the annual arts and craft show in Ocean City two weeks ago.

Arts I 6-9 — Artist Stephanie Karn had her Wood Eyes on display at the Ocean City Center for the Arts last month for 1st Friday arts night.

Arts J 6-9 — Artist Jane Ripa of SJ Crafts had her work on display at the Ocean City Convention Center for the annual arts and craft show.

Arts L 6-9 — Silversmith and glass artist Bev Harrington of “Cape Isle Studio” had her work on display at the Ocean City Center for the Arts.

1 6-23 — Sharon Perdue and Betty Sharpley served customer Kenny Burton during the luncheon at Bethesda United Methodist Church in Salisbury.

2 6-23 — Martha Roberts and Grace Ellis worked in the kitchen during the Bethesda United Methodist Church luncheon.

3 6-23 — Rachel Hubbard attended the Wicomico County Recreation, Parks and Tourism chess tournament with her mother, Jessica Hubbard, Westside Intermediate School chess coordinator, at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center in Salisbury.

4 6-23 — Dylan and Tyler Staffeldt enjoyed the Wicomico County Recreation, Parks and Tourism chess tournament.

5 6-23 — Tyree Davis, Caleb Messler and Joseph Bunner played in the Wicomico County Recreation, Parks and Tourism chess tournament.

6 6-23 — Linda Deyunn, with Halle, and Erin Smith, with Roxy, attended the Humane Society of Wicomico County’s 23rd annual Cause for Paws Walk for the Animals at the Community Park at WinterPlace in Salisbury.

7 6-23 — Colleen Jarmin, with Wesson, chatted with Katherine Wright, with Ember, during the Humane Society of Wicomico County’s 23rd annual Cause for Paws Walk for the Animals.

8 6-23 — Siobhan Wyatt, Mary Cugler and Kaylee Hemming were among the volunteers during the Humane Society of Wicomico County’s 23rd annual Cause for Paws Walk for the Animals.

9 6-23 — Willie Randall, right, showed his 1967 Chevrolet Impala to Paul Okerblom, co-organizer of the Father’s Day Car Show to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association at the Village at Harbor Pointe in Salisbury.

10 6-23 — Darren and Evan Lombardo displayed their restored 1922 Ford Model T touring car during the Father’s Day Car Show at the Village at Harbor Pointe.

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Week After 3-3 Tie, Council Votes 6-0 On Referendum Date

OCEAN CITY — It was no surprise the Ocean City Council on Monday approved a referendum question regarding binding interest arbitration for the resort’s firefighter-paramedics for the next muni

Things I Like

Being in the ocean during the OC Air Show

People who like to work hard

My new portable ice maker

Swimming with my children

Beach bonfires as the sun is setting

The new stage at the Freeman Stage

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