Working together on a science lesson are sophomores and kindergarteners from Worcester Prep, Emily Digan, Caroline Savage, Logan Frostrom, Kathleen Emche, Stormy McGuiness and Alyson Ray.
WALLOPS ISLAND — As the anticipation built across the Lower Shore for another significant launch right around dusk on Tuesday, residents and visitors in the area never saw the rocket arch its way across the crystal clear sky, only a pair of loud explosions that shook houses and rattled windows.Orbital Science’s Antares rocket carrying the… Read more »
ASSATEAGUE — The only new foal born to the herd of wild horses on Assateague this year is in need of a name and local residents and visitors will have the opportunity to leave a lasting legacy with an on-line eBay auction scheduled for later this year.The apparently curious filly known now only as N2BHS-M… Read more »
Volunteer Tom List donates his time to help Showell Elementary students William Hare and D’Anthony Harmon plant bulbs donated by the Ocean Pines Garden Club.
Meals on Wheels Lewes-Rehoboth and SoDel Concepts, the restaurant/catering division of the Matt Haley Companies, have partnered to deliver meals to eastern Sussex County seniors. Pictured, from left, are John Wolfle, vice president of Meals on Wheels Lewes-Rehobothl Danielle Gorey of SoDel Concepts; and Scott Kammerer, president and CEO of the Matt Haley Companies.
BERLIN – In January of this year, Heidi McNeeley’s son was arrested.Ten months later, she considers that a miracle.“That was his wake up call,” she said.McNeeley, who lives in Bishopville, said her 25-year-old son called her to tell he’d been arrested — for heroin possession. He went on to tell her that he was addicted… Read more »
BERLIN- The third chapter in a remarkable 2014 trilogy for the Worcester Prep and Saints Peter and Paul girls’ varsity soccer teams certainly lived up to the hype on Tuesday with a Sabres scoring a dramatic double-overtime goal to win 1-0 and claim the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference championship.The two teams played to a… Read more »
ARIES (March 21 to April 19): Lots of choices could make it difficult to select what is best for your needs. Avoid snap judgments. Take the time to check them all out to find the one that really meets your goals.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): You could once again experience pressure from others who… Read more »
Old clothes that still fitBathing suit weather in OctoberSounds of an acoustic guitarA pot of chili cooking all dayCutting meat with a new knifeBig oak tree leavesWatching my kids laugh and play chasePleasant surprisesThe first shave with a new bladeA rose bush in bloomFamily breakfasts on the weekends
BERLIN — While it remains to be seen how the voter turnout numbers will be during next Tuesday’s General Election after an abysmal June primary, a look at the nearly completed early voting totals across the Lower Shore and the state suggest there is considerable interest this time around.Early voting began in jurisdictions across the… Read more »