Angelo’s Italian Cuisine33rd Street & Coastal Highway • 410-524-2855The Russo family proudly presents, Angelo’s Italian Cuisine, the latest venture in a long line of Italian restauants and pizzarias owned by the family in Baltimore, Salisbury and Ocean City. Our authentic Italian cuisine is prepared by a top New York chef and presented in a classically… Read more »
Big Tuna Grill128th Street & Coastal Highway• 410-250-1001 • www.bigtunaOC.comA locals’ and vacationers’ favorite alike. Experience culinary delights as well as a visual excursion, dining among authentic nautical artifacts of old ships. Choose an array of entrees from fresh seafood to char-grilled steaks. Enjoy some drinks on our 50 ft. bar while watching our plasma… Read more »
OCEAN CITY – In an effort to continue with online tourism promotion for the resort town, MGH, Ocean City’s advertising firm, has developed an online forum for positive Ocean City chatter. InsideOceanCity.com is an online forum that provides information on just about everything Ocean City has to offer, from dining to hotel rooms, with all… Read more »
OCEAN CITY – Senior week is in full swing this week, but you don’t have to tell that to the Ocean City Police Department (OCPD).The streets of Ocean City were swarming this week with high school graduates celebrating their recent accomplishments. While some have been behaving and attending the planned Play It Safe events, others… Read more »
OCEAN CITY – The oceans are evaporating, at least according to the resort’s most recent ad campaign. Ocean City and advertising firm MGH rolled out the red carpet on their newest ad campaign this week, presenting a new twist on reaching potential vacationers in an effort to draw tourists to the resort in an increasingly… Read more »
On quiet days, Insider can hear what’s happening in Ocean City from his house. Although it was not particularly quiet around the homestead, thanks to a handyman neighbor installing Lord knows what, this week was one of those times as he could hear planes, jets and the like soaring in the skies. The old guy… Read more »
Twenty-four students from Stephen Decatur High School had the opportunity of a lifetime to travel to Spain and France in April for 9 days of multicultural education. Above are Crisanne Schworn, Drysten Wolinski, Rebecca Bright and Elizabeth Sebastian in front of the fountain in France’s Latin Quarter.
Alyssa Alicea, Seaford, and Sarah Smith, Salisbury created a life-size portrait of Aurora, Roman goddess of the Dawn for their 8th grade Latin class project at Worcester Prep. They invited fellow students to get their pictures taken with Aurora on presentation day. The presentations culminated with a feast in mock-honor of the Roman gods.
Students in Kirsten Danisavich’s fourth grade class at Ocean City Elementary School wrote Fathers’ Day poems to honor their dads for Fathers’ Day on Sunday. Class members are pictured above.
Presenting Ocean City/Berlin Elks Drug Education awards for essays and posters is Edward “Pete” Peterson, Fenwick Island, Scholarship Chairman, Maryland, Delaware and D.C. Elks Association. Award winners were, from left, Halie Murray-Davis, Lewes, essay winner; Rachel Berry, Bishopville, poster winner; and Grace Tunis, Berlin, poster winner. The girls attend Worcester Preparatory School.