About The Author: Steven Green

The writer has been with The Dispatch in various capacities since 1995, including serving as editor and publisher since 2004. His previous titles were managing editor, staff writer, sports editor, sales account manager and copy editor. Growing up in Salisbury before moving to Berlin, Green graduated from Worcester Preparatory School in 1993 and graduated from Loyola University Baltimore in 1997 with degrees in Communications (journalism concentration) and Political Science.

Things I Like – July 1, 2022

A pool full of kids goofing aroundThe Boardwalk on weekend morningsSmall live music venuesCloud-less beach daysGetting home before a big stormSmell of surf wax in a carA kid who will try new foodsBerlin’s brick crosswalksA seashell worth keepingDogs who don’t need a leashCrispy scrapple

Calmer June Overall Worth Noting In Resort

Calmer June Overall Worth Noting In Resort

All things considered this June was a major improvement over recent years in Ocean City. The significant reduction in serious crimes during a traditionally problematic time is great news.The month of June is always a concern for the resort, due to the convergence of thousands of young people looking to simply party with friends and… Read more »

Things I Like – June 24, 2022

A clean desk to start the weekEarly-to-bed Sunday nightsFather’s Day Facebook memoriesThe beach at least once a weekendWatching the bikers on Boardwalk morningsA smooth technology changeWalking to churchComeback storiesCrowds in Berlin during the weekSteph CurryBig computer monitors

Holiday Fireworks Cancelation Inexcusable

Holiday Fireworks Cancelation Inexcusable

Unlike the other events that have been canceled or shortened this year, Ocean City’s announcement fireworks will not be held on the 4th of July is an embarrassment.Weather led to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and associated festivities being canceled. Springfest was shortened by flooding. A windy day cut the two-day Jellyfish Festival in half…. Read more »

Lessons To Learn In Deputy’s Death

Lessons To Learn In Deputy’s Death

It’s been almost 55 years since a member of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office died in the line of duty. As it was said numerous times over the last week, 41-year-old Glenn Hilliard’s death was preventable. It’s what it makes it hurt so much. The court system deserves scrutiny as well as those in the… Read more »