On Sunday, March 19, a crowd gathered for the Consecration Service for the recently expanded Shepherd’s Nook and Sarah’s Pantry at the Community Church at Ocean Pines. The 1,700-square-foot expansion provides a private entrance for food distribution and storage, a massive clothing sorting area, second floor storage and more than double the amount of retail… Read more »
The Worcester County Commissioners last week proclaimed March as Women’s History Month in Worcester to recognize the contributions of women to the economic, cultural and social vitality of the county. Above, County Commissioner Diana Purnell presents the proclamation to Commission for Women Chair Eloise Henry-Gordy.
Buckingham Elementary third grader Seth Ashcraft won fourth place in the Maryland-Delaware-DC State Association Americanism Contest. The theme this year was “My Favorite American Symbol” and his poster was the American Flag.
After receiving nearly 100 submissions, the Coastal Association of Realtors (CAR) has chosen three finalists, one from each of the three Lower Shore counties, in this year’s Fair Housing calendar contest. The three finalists’ artwork will be forwarded to the Maryland Association of Realtors (MAR) for possible inclusion in the statewide Fair Housing Month calendar…. Read more »
Second-graders in Mrs. Linda Brown’s class at Ocean City Elementary explore geometric shapes, design and symmetry with pattern blocks. Pictured from left are Cruz Henson, Isabella Candeloro and Kaden Ortt.
Last week, Eric Waterman, president of Ravens Roost 44 in Ocean City, presented a donation of $500 to Vietnam Veterans of America Ocean City Chapter President Nelson Kelly to help fund a memorial bench dedicated to Barry Howard Berger, the only Ocean City native to lose his life in the Vietnam War. There will be… Read more »
Berlin Intermediate School sixth-graders Emily Sandt and Shiloh Ponds were the winners of the Elks Club Americanism contest. Ponds won the essay portion with an essay on the question “Why is it important to vote?” while Sandt won the poster contest for drawing her favorite American symbol the Statue of Liberty.
Speeding Stop Nets Gun ArrestOCEAN CITY – A Laurel, Del., man was arrested last weekend on drunk-driving and weapons charges after getting pulled over for speeding at over 70 mph across the Route 50 bridge.Around 6:30 p.m. last Sunday, a Maryland State Police trooper was conducting radar enforcement in the area of the Route 50… Read more »
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The Germantown School Community Heritage Center Executive Board recently recognized Jesse Turner’s 68 years of service to the Berlin community. Pictured from left are Barbara Purnell, Victor Smack, Patricia Warren, Mary Jane Purnell, Ruby Purnell, Carolyn Fassett and Thomas Pitts with Turner seated in front.