Voices From The Readers

Voices From The Readers

Clean Up Our TownEditor:It’s amazing to me that our politicians don’t do something to protect the honest merchants we have. The competition is selling bootleg merchandise (legal?) falsely advertising services they don’t provide (legal?) and doing other things that are just not right. If this continues Dan Troiano will probably eventually give up and another… Read more »

Police Undermining City Council’s Intent

Police Undermining City Council’s Intent

The emergency ordinance, which bans salvia, approved by the Ocean City Mayor and Council is not being enforced as clearly written, and that’s something the town has to figure out immediately because it looks silly today.Members of the Ocean City Police Department walked around the downtown area on Tuesday checking for compliance with the new… Read more »

Authorities Nab Fugitive In Woods

BERLIN – A Berlin man being sought by local law enforcement agencies and U.S. Marshals for over a week was apprehended late last week when police found him holed up in a makeshift campsite in the woods near the Worcester-Wicomico line.Last Friday morning, a multi-agency search team, including the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office, the Maryland… Read more »

Assateague To Start Phragmites Battle

ASSATEAGUE – Portions of the Assateague Island National Seashore will see temporary closures later this month as federal officials renew their aggressive aerial attack on isolated areas of invasive phragmites on the barrier island. Assateague Island National Seashore officials this week announced the latest phase in the effort to eradicate, or at least contain the… Read more »

Senator Will Not Seek Re-Election

BERLIN – After representing Worcester County and the lower shore for 19 years, State Senator J. Lowell Stoltzfus (R-38B) yesterday announced he would not seek re-election to his District 38B seat in the upcoming election in 2010.Stoltzfus was set to make the formal announcement last night at a press conference and dinner at The Fountains… Read more »

Massive Blue Breaks Md. Record

Massive Blue Breaks Md. Record

OCEAN CITY – ‘Wow’ is about the only way to describe the massive 1,062-pound blue marlin that stunned the big crowd at the 36th Annual White Marlin Open on Wednesday, toppling a state and tournament record that had stood for 20 years.When angler Robert Ferris and the crew aboard the “No Problem” pulled into the… Read more »