BERLIN — The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra is gearing up to present the “Seven Seasons” Strings Concert.The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra’s Spring Series of Concerts in March, April and May, under the baton of Maestro Julien Benichou, will continue to present imaginative pairings of works and world-class soloists. Thrilling audiences at the October and December concerts, this… Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2014
We Remember Those We Have Lost
Jerome S. Klemkowski, Sr.BALTIMORE — Jerome S. Klemkowski, Sr. died suddenly on Dec. 13, 2013.Better known to his friends as “Jerry,” he worked as a longshoreman at the Port of Baltimore for 39 years while owning Henry’s Bar in Locust Point.After retiring in Ocean City, he started a career as a Realtor and at the… Read more »
Resort Taxi Operators Seek Significant Fare Increase; Higher Expenses Lead To Request For 36% Hike
OCEAN CITY – Representatives of the Ocean City taxi cab industry publicly outlined this week their reasons for wanting to increase the per-mile rate charged to customers.A last-minute request came before the Police Commission Monday morning by Nite Club Taxi Manager John Donohue, who was joined by Charles Stooksbury of American Veterans Taxi, to have… Read more »
Future Looks Bright For Decatur Wrestling Program
BERLIN- With rousing success at the Eastern Shore Tournament last week, Stephen Decatur’s junior varsity wrestling team continued its unbeaten season this year, signaling a bright future for the already outstanding program.While the Decatur varsity wrestling team continued to plow through it regular season in preparation for the conference and state championships, the junior varsity… Read more »
Ocean City Police Stats Confirm Quiet Start To Year
OCEAN CITY – The year got off to a quiet start in Ocean City as calls for service to the police department and total crime have decreased in the month of January compared to this time last year.At Monday’s Police Commission meeting, Ocean City Police Chief Ross Buzzuro reported January’s total calls for service, including… Read more »
City Considering Budget Funds For More Tall Ships
OCEAN CITY – This week’s Tourism Commission meeting touched on several hot topics, including further discussion of a post Labor Day school start date, the use of a potential workforce grant, the happenings of the Ocean City Development Corporation (ODCD), an update on the construction of the Performing Arts Center (PAC) at the Convention Center… Read more »
Local Individuals, Businesses Nominated For Annual Awards
OCEAN CITY — The Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM) on Thursday announced the nominees for its annual Stars of the Industry Awards, and the resort area is once again well represented on the list.RAM officials announced the finalists for its 2014 awards, which will be announced at a special Away at the Bay Awards Gala… Read more »
Chef, Doctor Team Up On Educational Seminar Feb. 24
LEWES, Del. — James Beard Award-winning chef/restaurateur Matt Haley and local physician Dr. Uday Jani are teaming up to present their next installment of the Doc & Chef series, which focuses on healthy, simple to prepare food. The free cooking demonstration and educational seminar is scheduled for Feb. 24, beginning at 6:30, at Fish On in the… Read more »
OC Pre-K Class Present Flowers And Thank You Book To School Guidance Counselor
Grace Mitchell’s pre-kindergarten class at Ocean City Elementary presented flowers and a thank you book of letters to school guidance counselor Linda McGean for National School Counseling Week.
Ocean City Lioness Club Donates $500 Worcester County Council On Aging
The Ocean City Lioness Club donated $500 to Debbi Ritter of the Worcester County Council on Aging that assists the seniors who need help, whether it is meals, medical or mental health.