BERLIN – A new sign is expected to bring attention to the town’s historic Germantown School.The school, one of those built by the Rosenwald Foundation in 1922, is located on Trappe Road in Berlin. Thanks to funding from the Lower Eastern Shore Heritage Council, a sign now provides passersby with information on the historic structure.“It’s… Read more »
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Hogs And Heroes Donate American Flag Blankets To Coastal Hospice
Hogs & Heroes recently donated 75 American flag blankets to Coastal Hospice. Funds for the blankets were raised by Professor Paula Morris’ Advertising and Promotions class at Salisbury University. Pictured, from left, are Hogs & Heroes members Marc “Joker” Pixley, Stacy “Gypsy” Pixley, Leisha “Shutterbug” Alley, Brice “Brewster” Long, Michael “Sandman” Sandoe and Joe “Lil… Read more »
23rd Poor Girls Open On Tap Next Week
OCEAN CITY- After the drama of the high dollar, high profile White Marlin Open subsides, the resort area’s lady anglers get their turn in the spotlight next weekend with the return of the Poor Girl’s Open for the 23rd year.The Poor Girl’s Open, which typically falls on the weekend after the White Marlin Open, was… Read more »
Boater Located After Mysterious Runaway Boat Hits Dock
OCEAN PINES — While Ocean City police continued to investigate an unidentified male found deceased in the ocean on Tuesday afternoon, a potentially tragic situation unfolding earlier in the day in Ocean Pines when an unattended boat with its motor running crashed into a residential pier had a happy ending.Around noon on Tuesday, an inflatable… Read more »
We Remember Those We Have Lost – August 12, 2016
Dolores Brandt Maternick. KINGSVILLE — On Aug. 2, 2016, Dolores Brandt Maternick went to be with the Lord.She was the beloved wife of Chester Ray Maternick, Sr.; devoted mother of Chester Ray Maternick, Jr. and his wife Connie, Steve Maternick and his wife Darlene, Cheryl Dolores Keister and her husband Tom and Gary Clifton Maternick… Read more »
Worcester GOLD Planning ‘Paddle The Pocomoke’ Benefit
SNOW HILL – A local organization is hoping the chance to paddle the Pocomoke will encourage the community to support its efforts to help those in need.On Saturday, Aug. 20 Worcester G.O.L.D. (Giving Other Lives Dignity) will host a new paddling fundraiser on the Pocomoke River in Snow Hill to raise money to help families… Read more »
Inspection Finds Berlin’s Portable Signs Not ADA Violation
BERLIN – The bevy of sandwich signs downtown are not hindering accessibility on Berlin’s sidewalks, according to town officials.Mayor Gee Williams said this week that an inspection by representatives of the Federal Highway Administration revealed that the town was Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant. The inquiry by transportation officials came after a complaint filed… Read more »
SoDel Cares Donates $4,000 To Pathways To Success
SoDel Cares, the philanthropic arm of SoDel Concepts, a hospitality group with nine area restaurants, recently donated $4,000 to Pathways to Success. Pictured, from left, are Lindsey Barry, controller for SoDel Concepts; Matt Patton, director of operations for SoDel Concepts; Fay Blake, executive director of Pathways to Success; and Sarah Gilmour, the outreach coordinator for… Read more »
Mixed-Use Development Approved For Berlin
BERLIN – A mixed use project proposed for Gay Street will move forward after it received approval from the town’s historic district and planning commissions this week.Both commissions approved Patrick Vorsteg’s plan to build a two-story mixed use building at 15 Gay St. Wednesday.Historic district commission member Mary Moore said that the new building would… Read more »
Long-Time OC Fire Department Veteran Retiring
OCEAN CITY — Longtime Ocean City Fire Department Deputy Chief Chuck Barton was feted this week after announcing his retirement at the end of the month after over three decades with the department.At the beginning of Tuesday’s Mayor and Council work session, Barton was recognized for his contributions to the resort’s fire department and paramedic… Read more »