BERLIN- It’s been feast or famine for the Worcester Prep girls’ varsity basketball team thus far early in the season after the Mallards routed Greenwood, 60-8, at home last Thursday. The Mallards have scored in big bunches in their two wins thus far this season, which have been bookended around their only loss in the… Read more »
Monthly Archives: December 2013
Bluegrass Benefit For LSLT Eyes Third Year
SNOW HILL — With most people feeling the crunch from a hectic holiday season, the Lower Shore Land Trust (LSLT) is offering area residents a chance to take a break for an evening with the 3rd Annual Get Bluegrass event. Sporting the tag line “Chase Away the Holiday Blues,” Get Bluegrass will feature local beer,… Read more »
Second-Grade Worcester Prep Student From Selbyville Actress In Broadway Show
Jillian Lebling, center, a second-grade Worcester Prep student from Selbyville, is an actress in the Broadway show ONCE the Musical. She plays the role of Ivanka, the daughter of Girl, the female lead. She is pictured here onstage with Worcester Prep administrators Dr. Merle Marsh (l), Director of Special Projects, and Celeste Bunting, Head of… Read more »
Guilty Plea In Weed Pipeline Case
SNOW HILL — A Bishopville man arrested in June for allegedly operating a pipeline of marijuana from California to Worcester County pleaded guilty this week to possession with intent to distribute and was sentenced to five years in jail, all but one of which was suspended. A joint local, county and federal drug investigation conducted… Read more »
Worcester Boys Rout Greenwood, 60-36
BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity basketball team rebounded from its first loss of the season last week with a resounding 60-36 win over Greenwood Mennonite to improve to 2-1 in the early season. The Mallards beat Gunston, 68-24, in the season opener back on November 22, but fell Salisbury Christian, 51-49, in a tight ESIAC… Read more »
Members Of The Pine’eer Craft Club Participated In Ocean Pines Old Fashioned Christmas/Tree Lighting Ceremony
Members of the Pine’eer Craft Club participated in the Ocean Pines Old Fashioned Christmas/Tree Lighting Ceremony on Nov. 30. Pictured are Mary Bohley, front, and back, from left, Diane St.Clair, Cathy Kirk, Margaret Lamphier, Janet Rosensteel, Luz Castello, Nancy Welsh and Carol Mills.
What’s Your Sign?
ARIES (March 21 to April 19): Careful, Lamb. Don’t let your generous nature lead to some serious overspending as you contemplate your holiday gift-giving. Your social life kicks off into high gear by week’s end.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): A positive attitude helps you weather annoying but unavoidable changes in holiday plans. Aspects favor… Read more »
Resort’s Proposed Pickup Law Heads To Council
OCEAN CITY – An ordinance to outlaw passengers from riding in the unenclosed area of motor vehicles without a seatbelt in Ocean City is trucking along to the Mayor and City Council for approval. A proposed ordinance will amend a Chapter of the Town of Ocean City Code under the division titled “Seat Belts” by… Read more »
Public Hearing Planned On Proposed Salisbury Annexation
SALISBURY – The City Council is being guided to accept the annexation of land on the north-eastern edge of the city to be developed into a residential community. The City Council had two resolutions before it on Monday evening regarding the “Merritt Mill Road/Smith Annexation.” The first resolution proposed the annexation of land to the… Read more »
Low Interest Leads City To Re-Bid Boardwalk Cameras
OCEAN CITY – Due to an abnormally low number of bids, the Town of Ocean City is planning to re-bid the work to install an enhanced camera network on the Boardwalk to improve safety in moving ahead. This week’s bids to install additional cameras to the network on the Boardwalk stirred up discussion following a… Read more »