Physical education teachers Robin Wolinski and Scott Bailey had 125 Showell Elementary students jump rope to raise money for the fight against heart disease and stroke recently. Their efforts raised over $6500. Pictured above, Liabrooke Leggour does her part.
Monthly Archives: March 2008
Ocean City Elementary School
Miss Elizabeth Parker’s third grade class at Ocean City Elementary School made “Bright Breakfast Baskets” for the birds. We removed and enjoyed feasting on the juicy inside of an orange half, then filled it with a mixture of bread, raisins, bird seed and apples. The local birds are enjoying a spring treat all over Ocean… Read more »
Showell Elementary
Kaylyn Cobb, kindergartener from Mrs. Fell’s class delivers a grocery cart full of books to the Media Center at Showell Elementary. Showell’s Media Center is a busy place. Each child visits there each week. They check out 3 books each. Students keep monthly reading logs to account for minutes read each night. Mrs. Fell’s class read a… Read more »
Carmella’s Kids Preschool Students
Attached is a picture of Carmella’s Kids Preschool Students who collected, built and worked hard to construct an igloo out of 200 milk jugs! Pictured students are: Skylar Mahoney, Brady Parcells, Jocelyn Berzonski, Daniel Ridenour and Nicolas Vinogradov. Carmella’s Kids learning center is located in Berlin. Great Job Students!
Ocean City Chapter-Surfrider Foundation
The Ocean City Chapter-Surfrider Foundation received a generous donation from the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage C.A.R.E.S. The two thousand dollar grant from the Mid-Atlantic region was collected by the employees and agents. Accepting the gift from Karen St. Angelo (CB) is OC-SRF Shelly Dawson during the monthly meeting at the Bull on the Beach 94th Street.
Murray Oltman Recognized
Murray Oltman, director of information services at Atlantic General Hospital and owner of Wavelength Information Services, was recognized recently for his generous in-kind donation of service hours during 2007. Oltman donated a large number of support hours beyond the contracted levels to the hospital totaling $111,662. From left: Todd Hershey, chair of the Atlantic General… Read more »
Ocean City Chapter 1917 AARP
Worcester County Commissioner Louise Gulyas was the guest speaker at the recent Ocean City Chapter 1917 AARP meeting. At the meeting a collection was taken for Diakonia and $205 was raised. Left to right: Tom Hannon, Anne Cooley, Sue Shoop, Dubby Eby, Council member Mary Knight and Gulyas.
St. Pat’s Parade Awards Announced
OCEAN CITY- The 28th Annual Delmarva Irish-American Club Saint Patrick’s Day Parade was held last Saturday in Ocean City with picture-perfect weather and thousands of spectators on hand.All of the participants acquitted themselves well with a wide variety of floats, bands, historic vehicles and more. Following the parade’s judges conferred and awarded first place and… Read more »
Vilified Cabbie Helps Saves Man’s Life
OCEAN CITY- With an ironic twist of fate, an Ocean City woman vilified last summer by the local and national media when she was charged with murder in the death of her unborn fetuses was a hero of sorts this week when she helped save the life of an elderly man who collapsed in a… Read more »
OP Dodges Flush Tax Bullet
SNOW HILL- Ocean Pines wastewater customers will not pay the flush tax this year, the state has said, since higher nitrogen levels last winter could not be controlled by technology. “I’m glad the state realized there’s not technology available to process effluent at such extremely low temperatures,” said Worcester County Commissioner Judy Boggs.Earlier this winter,… Read more »