The ride to a little getawayThe ride home from a little getawayWhen the Super Bowl start time was earlier in the dayAssateague pony photosA clean office deskWatching my son at karateListening to the president defend the health insurance nightmareSledding with my kidsA field covered with untouched snowFinding something thought to be lostAdvocating for adoption
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Who’s Playing When And Where
28th StreetPit and Pub410-289-202028th St. & Coastal Hwy.Friday, Feb. 7:Phantom Limbs, 7 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 8: Skylar Burrell Blues Band, 7 p.m.Every Sunday: CK the DJEvery Thursday:Local’s Dance PartyAdolfo’s410-289-400113th St. & The Boardwalk,In The Beach Plaza HotelFriday, Feb. 7:Rhonda Apple & Dale BrittAtlantic Hotel410-641-35892 North Main St., BerlinFriday, Feb. 7:Troy Mawyer, 6 p.m.Every Monday:Earl BeardsleyBuxy’s Salty… Read more »
New Business Aims To Feed Craft Brewing Addiction
BERLIN — For those who fantasize about being a craft brewer or winemaker, Brews Up in Berlin offers a practical way to live the dream.With the rise of craft beverages, home brewing and winemaking have become incredibly popular pastimes in America over the last few years. But a lot of people who might be interested… Read more »
Electrical Issue Closes Bridge Thursday Morning
OCEAN CITY — State Highway Administration (SHA) contractors yesterday were assessing what caused the Route 50 Bridge to be stuck in the open position for about an hour early Thursday morning, but the preliminary investigation points to an apparent electric issue.Around 6:43 a.m. on Thursday, SHA’s statewide operations center received a call that the Route… Read more »
Chase Ends In Crash, Knocks Out Power In OC
OCEAN CITY — A Dover man was arrested on drunk-driving and other charges last week after leading Ocean City Police on a chase that ended in a collision with an electrical box that knocked out power in the downtown area.Around 2:40 a.m. last Friday, Ocean City Police on patrol in the area of Coastal Highway… Read more »
Chicken Tax Bill Worries Shore
BERLIN — In what appears to be another attempt to hold large poultry companies accountable for their contribution to pollution in the Chesapeake Bay, a pair of state lawmakers this week introduced legislation in the General Assembly that would apply a tax, or “fee,” of five cents for every chicken raised across the Eastern Shore… Read more »
Worcester Retains Red Doors For Summer Programs
SNOW HILL — Worcester County has renewed its contract with Red Doors Community Center for the STEP UP and Reach for the Stars programs.Owing to the success of last year’s programs, which were the first done without federal help, the County Commission also agreed to a five-year pilot program, though nothing that far in the… Read more »
AGH Offers Stepping On Program
BERLIN – Falls are the leading cause of injury and death among those ages 65 and older. In 2008, 2.1 million non-fatal fall injuries among older adults were treated in emergency departments, resulting in more than 559,000 patients being hospitalized.Twenty to 30 percent of people who fall suffer moderate to severe injuries such as lacerations,… Read more »
County Raid Nets Drugs, Guns
BERLIN — Local law enforcement officials late last week conducted sweeping raids at locations from one end of Worcester to the other, resulting in the seizure of narcotics and weapons and four arrests.Worcester’s Criminal Enforcement Team, a highly specialized drug enforcement unit of the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office, executed four coordinated search and seizure warrants… Read more »
New OC Brewery Clears Council, Planning Hurdles; Concerns Not Enough To Derail Developer’s Plans
OCEAN CITY – The proposed Ocean City Brewing Company received two key approvals this week — first came the granting of a conditional use by the Mayor and City Council followed by site plan approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission.A few weeks ago, the Ocean City Brewing Company project was brought before the Planning… Read more »