‘Extreme Makeover’ Eyes Wicomico

SALISBURY – Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is returning to Delmarva, or more specifically Wicomico County, and the family to benefit will be announced this week.Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is a reality television series providing home renovations for less fortunate families and communities. The show’s producers work with county officials and resources as well as a… Read more »

Voices From The Readers

Voices From The Readers

Power, Agenda KeyEditor:It was Ocean City Councilman Joe Hall who recently said, if I read it correctly, “We have been very clear since we took power that we have an agenda….”And there it is. Power and agenda. Words that presidents and world leaders often think, but shudder to utter publicly. And only the clueless would… Read more »

Ground Broken On Major County Sewer Plant Projects

WEST OCEAN CITY — Major steps in improving sewer treatment in Worcester were launched this week with groundbreaking ceremonies for two significant wastewater treatment plants in opposite ends of the county.On Tuesday morning, federal, state and local officials broke ground on a new state-of-the-art $14.6 million wastewater treatment plant for the town of Snow Hill…. Read more »

Resort Sticking With Rodney Marketing Campaign

OCEAN CITY – The “proof was in the pudding” that the town should continue with its familiar ad campaign, Rodney Saves, and this year’s new commercials were presented.“Rodney the Lifeguard” commercials have surfaced over the last couple of years saving people from their everyday lives to bring them on vacation in Ocean City.In past discussions,… Read more »

Bat Attacker Sentenced

SNOW HILL – A Snow Hill man, arrested on armed robbery and assault charges last December after beating another man with a baseball bat on a side road off of Route 113, was sentenced last week to 10 years in jail with all but 18 months suspended and was also ordered to pay over $65,000… Read more »

Shelter Service Cost Schools Nearly $50K

SNOW HILL — The Worcester County Board of Education is facing almost $50,000 of unexpected expenses after having several schools serve as emergency shelters during Hurricane Irene last month. Whether any or all of those expenses will be reimbursed is still up in the air.County schools spent $22,381 during the weekend of Irene and an… Read more »