Merrill Lynch has donated $1 million to the Haiti Relief efforts and have agreed to match dollar for dollar their employee contributions. The local office of Merrill Lynch pulled together to send donated goods that are needed in Haiti. Pictured above are Brian Selzer, Rodney Dean, Kelly Sobol, Joe Wilson and Christine Selzer with the… Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2010
A Week In Business
Top Agents AnnouncedBERLIN – Sonia Zaffiris has been named top listing agent and Sharon Curtiss top sales agent for Hileman Real Estate for the month of December 2009. Company PromotionBERLIN – Carl M. Freeman Companies announces the promotion of Doug Brown to Vice President, Community Development, responsible for the development of the Company’s residential land… Read more »
Things I Like
A park full of big trees Eric Carle’s children’s books The NY Strip at the Captain’s Table A baby’s smell after a bath Apples and peanut butter A surprising big snow day The crust on a grilled cheese sandwichAfter the sidewalk is shoveled When my kids sleep in That ‘Lost’ is back The North Face… Read more »
Super Bowl Scramble Slated
BERLIN- With the teams now set for big game, it’s not too early to make plans to participate in the annual Super Bowl Scramble at Eagle’s Landing in West Ocean City on February 7.The creative tournament has become a fixture on the winter sports schedule in recent year and this year should be no different…. Read more »
Snow Hill Outlasts Decatur, 56-52
SNOW HILL- Stephen Decatur’s men’s varsity basketball team lost a tough one this week, falling to county rival Snow Hill, 56-52, on Tuesday on the road to relinquish its share of the lead in the Bayside South.The two conference heavyweights squared off on Tuesday in Snow Hill with the Eagles hanging on late to defeat… Read more »
Seahawk Girls Cruise Past Eagles, 46-36
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity basketball team found its stride on Tuesday, building an early lead and withstanding a couple of runs by visiting Snow Hill to coast to the 46-36 win over their Worcester County rival. Decatur came into the game struggling, having lost six of their last seven contests after starting the season… Read more »
OC Basketball Action Continues
OCEAN CITY- The Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department’s winter boys’ basketball league continued this week with a full slate of games at Northside Park. The following is a quick look at some of this week’s league action:(bullet) Phillips Crab House 43- Outback 20: Justin Meekins scored 19 points and Matthew Lecompte added 14 as… Read more »
Mallards Prep for Grueling Stretch Run
BERLIN- After a long winter break, the Worcester Prep boys’ and girls’ varsity basketball teams get back in action in earnest, each with three games next week and five in a span of 10 days.The Worcester Prep boys last played on January 15 when they beat Gunston, 63-34. The Mallards’ record now stands at 7-5… Read more »
Decatur Wrestlers Sweep Pair
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity wrestling team rebounded from a tough first loss of the season last week by sweeping a pair of matches in a combined meet with Rising Sun and Queen Anne’s last Saturday.The Seahawks had been steamrolling opponents all season in regular matches and several tournaments including an impressive win in the Bob… Read more »
Half Marathon Kick-Off Event on Tap
WEST OCEAN CITY- The Worcester Youth and Family Counseling Services (WYFCS) team and the Ocean City Half Marathon are teaming up for a kick-off event for the popular April race at the Greene Turtle in West Ocean City next Tuesday.Founded by Chris Klebe and Charlie McClure of OC Tri-Running, the annual half marathon and 5K… Read more »