Dec. 2: KC Bingo5 p.m., doors open; 6:30 p.m., games begin; rear of St. Luke’s Church, 9901 Coastal Hwy., O.C. Refreshments on sale. For more information, 410-524-7994.Dec. 2: Everything $6 Sale8 a.m.-4 p.m., AGH Main Lobby. All proceeds benefit the Atlantic Gen-eral Hospital. Necklaces, rings, shawls, watches, eyeglasses, gift ideas for men, women and children.Dec…. Read more »
28t Saturday, Dec. 3: Phantom LimbsPour house, The 410-289-POUR 501 S. Baltimore Ave.,Corner Of Wicomico & Baltimore Ave. Friday, Dec. 2: DJ BiglerSaturday, Dec. 3: Skip Dixxon’s 12 Bands Of Christmas with Phantom Limbs, The Hooplas, Slackjaw, Livin’ the Dream, Semiblind, Dust N Bones, Abbys Cage, When We Collide, Witches Brew and Asphalt SurfersEvery Tuesday:… Read more »
West Ocean City- Berlin Ocean Pines-FruitlandBreakfast Cafe Of Ocean City 12736 Ocean Gateway, West Ocean City 410-213-1804Open 7 days a week between Sunsations & Starbucks, across from Outback, come join us at the “Breakfast Cafe” (formerly Rambler Coffee Shop) we are a family-friendly restaurant that’s been family own-ed for 30 years passed from mother to… Read more »
Rayne’s Reef owner Michael Queen has again offered his place of business as a collection point for the US Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program each Christmas season. Helen Wiley, coordinator of The Church Mouse Thrift Shop on North Main St. in Berlin, has a tradition of filling up the collection bin at Rayne’s with toys purchased by St… Read more »
Seaside Christian Academy’s mission for the month of November was Diakonia. The students and families gathered specific items that were needed and presented them to Susan Blaney, faculties/volunteer coordinator of Diakonia. With Blaney, above left, are Shyanne Smullen, Lucas Franzetti, Rachel Peretz, and Dyllon Collier.
Retired National Guardsman Doug Glascox was the featured speaker at a recent General Levin Winder Chapter meeting. After a brief history of the National Guard, he gave a moving account of his deployment to Iraq. Pictured with Glascox are Vice Regent Kitt Matthews, left, and Regent Pat Arata.
Ocean City Elks #2645 donated $5,000 to the Stephen Decatur Field House Fund. Pictured are Elks Treasurer Jim Flaig, Decatur Principal Lou Taylor, Charity Chair Carroll Wagner and Exalted Ruler Paul Yates.
Bruce Robson, Mark Engberg and Frank Brittingham of CFS Retirement & Tax Solutions, presented Wicomico Habitat for Humanity with a check for $2,000 to continue habitat’s revitalization of the Church Street neighborhood. The donation was made in memory of local builder Frank Kirwan who did the construction of CFS’s offices.
CraZy LadyZ recently presented donations to Diakonia. Pictured, from left, are co-owners Jan Patterson-Hohman and Louise Reardon and Claudia Nagle of Diakonia.
Charlie Paparella of WBOC TV’s “Travels with Charlie” was the guest speaker at NARFE’s November meeting. Paparella entertained the group with stories and his banjo playing. He was accompanied by his wife Becky. Pictured are Paparella, NARFE President Arlene Page and Becky Paparella.