BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity soccer team edged Salisbury Christian, 2-1, last Friday to capture the ESIAC tournament championship. Last Wednesday, the Mallards beat Holly Grove in the semifinals, 3-2, to advance to the ESIAC championship game. Owen Nally, J.B. Loomis and Brian Trupo each scored single goals as Worcester advanced to the ESIAC tournament… Read more »
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Two Decatur Golfers Advance In States
BERLIN- Huge backups and extremely difficult course conditions conspired to provide a tough day for Stephen Decatur’s varsity golf team in the state tournament at the University of Maryland on Monday, but two Seahawks advanced to the finals. Five Decatur golfers competed in the opening round of the state tournament at College Park on Monday,… Read more »
Berlin Student Recovering After Bus Accident; ‘Physical Therapy’ Begins On Injured Right Leg
BERLIN — A 10-year-old Berlin Intermediate School student is on the road to recovery this week after suffering a broken leg and other injuries after colliding with a school bus while riding his bicycle in Berlin. Shortly before 3 p.m. last Friday, the 10-year-old boy was riding his bicycle in the area of Flower Street… Read more »
State Seeking 16-Year Sentence In OC Stabbing
SNOW HILL — An Ocean City woman, arrested in May on attempted murder and assault charges after a stabbing incident in a resort residence, pleaded guilty this week in Worcester County Circuit Court to one count of attempted second-degree murder and the state is seeking a 16-year prison sentence. Around 3:50 a.m. on May 9,… Read more »
Fenwick Eyes Flooding Grant; Council Votes To Re-Bid Beach Rental Service
FENWICK ISLAND – October’s Town Council meeting ended with ongoing business as town management was instructed to apply for grant funds to conduct engineering on two stormwater projects and to re-bid the beach equipment rental service. Town Manager Merritt Burke announced it is time for the Town of Fenwick Island to apply for a DNREC… Read more »
Atlantic/Smith, Cropper & Deeley Employees Participate In National Denim Day
Atlantic/Smith, Cropper & Deeley employees made a difference in October by participating in the Lee National Denim Day fundraiser for breast cancer. The employees wore their “jeans” and received a pink ribbon pin for a donation of $5. With a match of funds by the agency, a total contribution of $564 was raised.
Decatur Steamrolls Bennett, 49-0
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity football team steamrolled Bennett, 49-0, last week for their third straight win to move into the fourth playoff spot in the for the time being. After falling to Easton, 28-14, on Homecoming in early October, the Seahawks have won three in a row to improve to 5-3 on the season and… Read more »
Things I Like
When it doesn’t rain on HalloweenEating soft crabs without breadBackyard picnics with my kidsVisiting somewhere newFresh fruit in the morningClean public rest roomsHumble police officersThe Sunday paperPlaygrounds without litterBeing on timeA big backyard
SD High School Women’s Soccer Team Donates To Diakonia And Women Supporting Women
The Stephen Decatur High School women’s soccer team donated $180 to Diakonia and $232 to Women Supporting Women. The girls sold T-shirts and baked goods during the annual “pink awareness” October home game to raise the proceeds.
SD Thespians Read Ancient Ledger Of The Bondurant Family Brides
Budding Stephen Decatur High School thespians Abby Stabinski, Sarah Schultz, Samantha Schachter and Bernadette Atwood read the ancient ledger of the Bondurant family brides in the creepy Introduction to Theatre courtyard production of Moonbrides on Oct. 25.