Man Faces Serious Charges After Parking Lot Assault

OCEAN CITY — A Beltsville, Md. faces numerous serious charges, including first-degree assault, after allegedly attacking a woman at a downtown convenience store parking lot.Around 5 p.m. last Sunday, Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officers responded to a convenience store parking lot on North Division Street for a reported assault. OCPD officers made contact with… Read more »

County Finally Acquires Property

SALISBURY – County officials agreed this week to purchase an acre of land near the Mason Dixon Sports Complex after nearly a month of negotiations.On Tuesday, the Wicomico County Council voted unanimously to acquire one acre of land near the Mason Dixon Sports Complex in Delmar for $35,000.“If there’s a will, there’s a way to… Read more »

Ocean City Likely To Require Masks On Boardwalk; Governor Outlines State’s Recovery Plans On ‘Pause’

OCEAN CITY — There were mixed messages from Gov. Larry Hogan this week on the state’s COVID-19 recovery plans, which are on a “pause” as some key metrics continue to increase, but the biggest takeaway is an expansion of mandatory masking requirements.Hogan on Wednesday held yet another press conference on the ongoing pandemic and the… Read more »

Annual Bike Events Cancelled

OCEAN CITY — The combined Bike Week 2020 events planned for September were the latest to fall victim to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic when organizers that week announced they will be postponed.On Wednesday, organizers announced OC BikeFest and Delmarva Bike Week planned for Sept.16-20 have been postponed until next year.“Due to COVID-19 and extensive discussions… Read more »

Berlin Unity Celebration Supported

BERLIN – Officials said they supported plans for a unity celebration but didn’t want to see the event held before Labor Day.Organizers of the proposed Berlin Unity Celebration approached the town council Monday seeking permission to hold their event in Henry Park Aug. 8. Council members said they supported the event but not the timing.“Although… Read more »