What’s Your Sign? July 30, 2021

What’s Your Sign? July 30, 2021

ARIES (March 21 to April 19): A misunderstanding tests the temperament of the sometimes-headstrong Aries. Instead of blowing your top, take time for a pleasant diversion while things cool down.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): A workplace problem could make the divine Bovine see red. But talk it out before you consider walking out. Some… Read more »

Baltimore-Based “Knifty Knitters” Donate Crocheted Goods The Grace Center

Baltimore-Based “Knifty Knitters” Donate Crocheted Goods The Grace Center

The Grace Center for Maternal and Women’s Health in Berlin recently received a “Special Delivery” courtesy of the ladies of the “Knifty Knitters” from the Ateaze Senior Center in Baltimore. Ronnie Schuman delivered several bags loaded with handmade crocheted blankets, hats, dolls, octopi and jelly fish to restock the shelves of the Baby Boutique at… Read more »

Snow Hill Student Jakhi Blunt Receives Republican Women’s Future Success Award

Snow Hill Student Jakhi Blunt Receives Republican Women’s Future Success Award

The Republican Woman of Worcester County’s (RWWC) 2021 Future Success Award for Snow Hill High School was presented to Jakhi Blunt, who plans to attend the Advanced Technology Institute in Virginia Beach in the fall. The award is given each year to students who show remarkable personal growth and achievement during high school. Pictured, from… Read more »

301 Pound Swordfish Officially Recognized as New Maryland State Record

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZyVtGQve90Hit the vid for the Daily Catch as Sunset Marina!It’s official!  The 301 pound swordfish caught by angler Pete Schultz aboard his Real One during the Big Fish Classic has been verified and now recognized as the new state record in the swordfish category.Petes’ 301 pound swordfish is the first recognized state record swordfish in… Read more »

Resort Council Debates Best Uses For Room Tax Revenue; Ordinance Change Seeks More Flexibility With Revenue

Resort Council Debates Best Uses For Room Tax Revenue; Ordinance Change Seeks More Flexibility With Revenue

OCEAN CITY — A seemingly innocuous proposed room tax ordinance change led to a much larger debate at City Hall this week about how much should be reinvested in tourism marketing and special events.During Tuesday’s work session, a proposed ordinance amendment updating some the language in the town’s existing room tax ordinance was introduced and… Read more »