Cops And Courts – March 3, 2017

Cops And Courts – March 3, 2017

Assault Charge For Beat-Down On MomOCEAN CITY — An Ocean City man was arrested on assault charges last week after allegedly attacking his mother during a domestic dispute that also involved his grandmother.Around 2:15 p.m. last Wednesday, an Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officer responded to a reported domestic assault at a residence on Harbor… Read more »

Things To Do Around Town – March 3, 2017

Things To Do Around Town – March 3, 2017

March 3: Fried Chicken/Fried Fish Sandwich Sale11 a.m.-until. St. Paul United Methodist Church, 405 Flower St., Berlin. $5 per sandwich. Sponsored by St. Paul United Methodist Church Men’s Ministry. 443-880-4746.March 3: Star Charities Meeting10 a.m. Ocean Pines Library. Anyone interested in joining this all-volunteer group is welcome to attend.March 4: Showell Volunteer Fire Department Gun Bash11… Read more »

Local Police Issue New Scam Warning

FENWICK ISLAND – Police in Fenwick Island are warning residents of a new scam that uses innocent extermination companies to gather personal information from residents.In a Town Council meeting last week, Police Chief William Boyden relayed an isolated incident that recently occurred in Fenwick Island between an exterminator and elderly citizen.“We had an unusual scam… Read more »

Worcester Prep Upper School Sports Awards Presented

Worcester Preparatory students from around Delmarva recently won Upper School Winter Sports Awards. Left, front from left, are Delaney Abercrombie, Coaches Award, JV Basketball; Madison Bescak, Most Improved, Varsity Basketball; Regan Lingo, Coaches Award, Varsity Basketball; Leigh Lingo, MVP, Varsity Basketball; and Allie Van Orden, Coaches Award, Cheerleading; and, back, Carly Hoffman, MVP, JV Basketball;… Read more »

STEM Program Applicants Sought

BERLIN – Students with a penchant for the sciences now have the opportunity to apply for Worcester County’s annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Summer Enrichment Programs.Merry Mears, director of Worcester County Economic Development (WCED), said the yearly programs highlight the many career opportunities awaiting STEM students upon graduating college.“It is our goal to… Read more »