Things I Like

SuperstitionsA group of kids running and laughingRainy Sunday nights at home 
 The unmistakable smells of a garage 
 Driving on a new set of tires
 Pictures of my kids at play together Adults who still read the cartoons
 Headache medicine that works fast
 Commercials starring animals
 A hot soup and hot sandwich for lunch
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Worcester Economic Director Feels ‘Urgency’

OCEAN CITY — Business leaders this week got a formal introduction to Worcester Economic Development Director Bill Badger, Jr. and it appears the new department head already has an understanding of the dynamics in the county and the resort.Badger was hired by Worcester County in November to replace former Economic Development Director Gerald Redding. On… Read more »

Council Supports Beach Horseback Rides

OCEAN CITY – The proposal to allow horseback riding on the beach is moving forward, as the Mayor and City Council voted to allow it beginning in November.The concept of allowing horseback riding on the beach was originally brought up by Councilman Brent Ashley back in October as a revenue booster in the off season…. Read more »

North OC Business Alliance To Form

OCEAN CITY — While many of the town’s special events and promotions are naturally centered in the downtown area including the Inlet and the Boardwalk, a new private sector alliance is hoping to ensure the north end gets a fair shake in terms of marketing and promotion.Ocean City Economic Development Committee (EDC) President Michael James,… Read more »

Activities Depot Proposed Off Berlin’s Route 346

BERLIN — Unwilling to give an unconditional blessing to a design presented Wednesday, the Berlin Planning Commission did grant preliminary approval to a new building that would contain a gym, laser tag and indoor glow-in-the-dark miniature golf.Labeled the “Berlin Activities Depot,” the 30,000-square-foot building would be located off Route 346, or Old Ocean City Boulevard,… Read more »

Resort’s Taxi Industry Oversight Could Shift

OCEAN CITY – A few suggestions on cleaning up the city’s code regarding rental and business licenses this week resulted in further investigations of re-organizing the oversight of the taxi cab industry and the code regarding scooters.License Inspector Michael Sherman explained to the Mayor and City Council that while reviewing rental housing inspections and the… Read more »