BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity football team cruised past Worcester County rival Snow Hill, 40-24, last weekend to salvage a .500 season in 2012.The young Seahawks had an up-and-down year and were sporadic throughout the season on their way to a 5-5 mark. Despite often uneven play, Decatur was in most games and was often just… Read more »
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Turtle Lax Club Tryouts Slated
BERLIN- The Greene Turtle Boys Lacrosse Club will be holding tryouts for all high school-age boys interested in playing in a competitive travel lacrosse program next summer on December 2 at Salisbury University from 1-4 p.m.The Greene Turtle Boys Lacrosse Club was established to offer highly competitive student-athletes an opportunity within a select program to… Read more »
Worcester Girls Win First ESIAC Crown
BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity field hockey last week completed a remarkable season, beating rival Saints Peter and Paul, 3-2, in the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference (ESIAC) tournament championship game for its first-ever title.The Mallards went 12-2 overall on the year including a 7-1 ESIAC mark to win the regular season title. In the… Read more »
Decatur Boys Bow Out of State Regionals
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s boys’ varsity soccer team closed out its 2012 campaign with a 4-0 loss to River Hill in the state Class 3A-East region playoffs last week.The Seahawks entered the region playoffs as the number-two seed and earned a first round bye. River Hill, meanwhile, entered the regional tournament as the seven-seed and squeaked… Read more »
Bank Of Ocean City MVP Of The Week
Second-Seeded Seahawks Knocked Out of States
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity soccer team closed out another great run with a 6-2 loss to visiting Atholton last Friday in the state Class 3A-East regional semifinals.The Seahawks went 10-1-1 during the regular season, their only loss coming to rival Parkside, 3-1, back on October 2. Decatur entered the state 3A-East regional as the… Read more »
Resort Noise Rules Tightened
OCEAN CITY – Following another summer of noisy problem properties, the Noise Board has proposed amendments to move toward a more peaceful community in the future.Ocean City Noise Control Board Chairman Brett Wolf came before the Mayor and City Council on Monday to recommend several amendments to Town Code regarding noise.“We are here asking for… Read more »
Salisbury Looks To Formalize Internet Usage Rules
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council is moving forward this week with creating a new Internet use policy as well as a more specific policy to address the addition of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to the city.For roughly a decade, Salisbury has operated without an Internet use policy because it was not responsible for… Read more »
Owners Aim To Simplify Dining With Delivery Service
OCEAN CITY – With the cold weather settling in, Just Deliveries will bring your meal to you. Just place your order with them and any craving can be satisfied whether, it’s Chinese in front of the TV or buckets of chicken for your next football get together.Just Deliveries, LLC owners Jennifer Judd and Dawn James… Read more »
Pocomoke Elementary School Commended
POCOMOKE — Pocomoke Elementary School (PES) received a visit last Friday from State Superintendent Dr. Lillian Lowery, who presented plaque designating PES as a Superlative High Performing Reward School, one of only eight such Title-1 schools state-wide.During the visit, Lowery also spoke with PES leadership about the strategies used to promote education, which will be… Read more »