OCEAN CITY- The inaugural Big Fish Classic in Ocean City last weekend certainly lived up to its name with plenty of big fish weighed at the host Talbot Street Pier including a remarkable run on big-eye tuna.The tournament is new in the sense it is being held for the very first time this weekend, but… Read more »
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Salisbury Firehouse Makeover Clears Hurdle; Live Entertainment Venue Construction Underway
SALISBURY — The last big hurdle for the proposed Headquarters Live in Salisbury was taken at a running jump last week when the town’s Historic District Commission (HDC), in front of a crowd of supporters, approved an application by the property owners to include three additional openings to the exterior of the building.Construction is underway… Read more »
What’s Your Sign?
ARIES (March 21 to April 19): Technology snafus tax your patience. But before you throw that computer or other bulky hardware into the trash, take a deep breath and call someone knowledgeable for help.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Don’t be too upset if your generosity goes unappreciated. These things happen, and rather than brood… Read more »
Council Changes Private Event Fees, Banner Policy
OCEAN CITY – With more events coming to the resort, the City Council is moving forward with modifications to its private event fee structure as well as establishing a banner policy and fee structure.During Tuesday’s Mayor and City Council work session, Private Event Superintendent Frank Miller presented a modification to the private event fee structure.According… Read more »
Salisbury Council Hears Regional Economic Update
SALISBURY — The quarterly Salisbury-Wicomico Economic Development (SWED) update delivered to the Salisbury City Council this month was generally positive, showing a decrease in unemployment and early indications of business growth.Overall economic recovery remains choppy, especially with a slow housing market, but SWED officials continue to be optimistic about downtown being the catalyst for long-term… Read more »
Worcester Youth And Family Services, Inc. Accepts Donation From The Church Mouse Thrift Shop/St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Worcester Youth and Family Services, Inc. Youth Coordinator Melanie Windsor accepts a donation from Helen Wiley, coordinator of The Church Mouse Thrift Shop/St Paul’s Episcopal Church. During each Berlin 2nd Friday Art Stroll, the Church Mouse spotlights a local non-profit. WYFCS was the recipient of this July’s donation.
Things I Like
When it rains at night in the summerCelery and peanut butterNo traffic on a road tripAdults hugging their adult kidsBand members who clearly enjoy playing togetherGetting a huge hug from my kidsWhen technology does not disappointA great night’s sleepRoom service for breakfastRandom, but memorable, conversationsSummer visits from friends and family
City Staff Praised For Handling Of Bridge Malfunction
OCEAN CITY – The city’s response to the bridge malfunction last weekend was reviewed this week with the conclusion being officials followed the appropriate procedure.On Tuesday afternoon, Ocean City Emergency Services Director Joe Theobald came before the Mayor and City Council to give an overview of the process that took place Saturday when the Route… Read more »
45th Street Redevelopment Now Features 4 Restaurants
OCEAN CITY — Dining and entertainment options in the 45th Street Village in Ocean City has expanded rapidly over the last two years and now encompasses four restaurants, including the flagship Taphouse Bar and Grille.All four operate under the same ownership umbrella, providing a unique dining experience within the resort. Over the next few years,… Read more »
Fatal Fishing Accident Off Coast
OCEAN CITY — An unidentified crew member on the New Jersey-based “No Worries” sport fishing boat lost his life this weekend after getting struck by the vessel’s propeller while attempting to get it untangled from a lobster trap about 60 miles off the coast of Ocean City.On Saturday, the U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a call… Read more »