WEST OCEAN CITY – Though a name change and a facelift will greet customers this season, the restaurant long known as Captain’s Galley will continue to serve up the crab cakes and family style dining that have gained it its reputation.The Ocean City Fish Company, formerly known as Captain’s Galley, will reopen when renovations are… Read more »
OCEAN CITY — Ocean City’s newest City Manager Doug Miller was sworn in on Tuesday, although he officially hit the ground running first thing on Monday morning.Miller was named city manager in early January, ending a roughly five-month search to replace his predecessor. One month to the day from that announcement, Miller started his new… Read more »
Finding a conch shell on the beachNot having an ashtray at homeHiding vegetables in a kids mealWhen a snow forecast is accurateA positive referralWell-done scrappleNot worrying about price when eating outWatching a skilled captain dock a boatDimmer switches on light receptaclesThe first shower with a new bar of soapHow praying bring peace
OCEAN CITY — In what was deemed a simple housekeeping measure, Ocean City officials last week approved an amended and restated pension plan for general employees and public safety employees, but not before answering some questions about the timing of the move.The Mayor and Council on Monday adopted an emergency ordinance amending and restating the… Read more »
BERLIN – As Cannery Village nears completion, neighbors of the new development continue to advocate for a fence to prevent trespassing.On Monday, several residents of Flower Street approached the town council with a petition seeking the installation of a fence between Cannery Village and their properties. Town officials, however, say that because the project already… Read more »
Worcester County Emergency Management Planner Tom Kane is the recipient of the State Friend of 4-H Award for the Lower Shore. Nominated by University of Maryland Extension Program Assistant Barbara Barga, and University of Maryland Eastern Shore Extension Agent Associate Jocelyn Koller, he was recognized for his volunteer service at the Maryland 4-H Volunteer and… Read more »
BERLIN — The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s help in locating a Berlin man wanted for failing to check in with the agency’s Sex Offender Monitoring Unit.The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the whereabouts of Tymir Denard Johnson, 31, from the Berlin area. Johnson was last observed by law enforcement at… Read more »
Women Supporting Women has recently received a $4,707 grant funded by the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation to help pay for publishing their monthly newsletter, “Care & Share”. The newsletter, which features articles on nutrition, health and the latest on the advancements in treatments for breast cancer, also includes articles written by local… Read more »
In honor of National Handwriting Day on Jan. 23, Worcester Prep Lower School student Yasmina El Sabbagh practices her cursive writing that is a required part of the school’s curriculum beginning in second grade. National Handwriting Day was developed to recognize John Hancock, the first to sign the U.S. Declaration of Independence in 1776, and… Read more »
OCEAN CITY — Roland E. Powell Convention Center Director Larry Noccolino can spend quite a bit of time pointing out all the idiosyncratic wonders of the town’s 1,200 seat Performing Arts Center. From the stellar acoustics to the sleek and award winning design, Noccolino calls the PAC a jewel that the resort has long been… Read more »