Sign Thieves Sought

Sign Thieves Sought

OCEAN CITY — The Ocean City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects who stole multiple signs belonging to the resort from the downtown area back on Feb. 8.Surveillance footage of the area of Chicago Ave. between 3rd and 4th streets shows around 10:20 p.m. on Feb. 8, two unknown individuals… Read more »

Mallards Lose Heartbreaker In ESIAC Final

Mallards Lose Heartbreaker In ESIAC Final

BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity basketball team lost a heartbreaker last weekend in the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference (ESIAC) tournament championship game, falling to visiting Delmarva Christian, 29-28, on a free throw by the Royals with just over one second remaining.The Mallards took on the Royals in front of a boisterous bipartisan crowd last… Read more »

‘Fair Deal’ Avoids Arbitration For Ocean City, Police Union; FOP Membership Ratifies Three-Year Contract

‘Fair Deal’ Avoids Arbitration For Ocean City, Police Union; FOP Membership Ratifies Three-Year Contract

OCEAN CITY – A clean slate will remain between the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 10 (FOP) and the Town of Ocean City as a tentative agreement was accepted Wednesday afternoon that will avoid arbitration, which has never happened in the bargaining unit’s history.FOP President Shawn Jones confirmed as of 4 p.m. Wednesday the majority… Read more »

OC’s Al Berger Remembered As ‘Well-Respected Gentleman And Business Person In Ocean City

OC’s Al Berger Remembered As ‘Well-Respected Gentleman And Business Person In Ocean City

OCEAN CITY — Ocean City lost a treasure last weekend with the passing of Albert Berger, a former downtown retailer whose vast public service efforts extended to nearly every corner of the resort community.Berger, 97, passed away last Sunday at AGH, where he was a founding member of the hospital’s fundraising arm.For decades, Berger and… Read more »