My boys vary greatly in their approaches to food and the stark dichotomy never ceases to amaze me.Eating is one of the highlights of Carson’s day. Despite having gluten and dairy intolerances, Carson, 11, has a love for a variety of foods. It can be challenging with the diet restrictions to diversify his eating habits,… Read more »
Author Archives: Steven Green
Expanded Lacrosse Festival Better Fit For June
June is the better time of year for a week-long lacrosse festival in the long-term, but the good news is a new and broader focus will be shined on an event that was once a highlight on the sport’s summer calendar.Adding a youth component to the college and adult competition will bring an added component… Read more »
Thoughts From The Publisher’s Desk –December 18, 2020
Gov. Larry Hogan gave some welcome news to businesses during last Thursday’s press conference. More than likely most business owners who had to downsize through employee layoffs this year have not thought a lot about unemployment rates or paying back a loan from the state.Many businesses laid off employees in the spring to offset severe… Read more »
Things I Like – December 18, 2020
When a snow storm misses our areaThe sound of the carriage rides in BerlinLooking forward to vacationing againOld childhood photosWorking on a rainy MondayThick coffee mugsWhen my work desk is clearPersonalized photo calendarsSeeing a kid reading for pleasureOld storm picturesFresh flowers in a house
Thoughts From The Publisher’s Desk –December 11, 2020
Ocean City could be on to something new and exciting with its modified Winterfest of Lights event. Though I suspect officials will want to return to the drive-thru tram ride concept next year if it’s deemed safe, a smaller walk-through concept might be something to consider in future years.I personally prefer this year’s pedestrian concept,… Read more »
Vaccinations Bring Better Hopes For New Year
Distribution plans for the COVID-19 vaccines are in full force currently, providing some hopeful indications the pandemic might soon be under control and the economy can begin a long-term recovery.At a press conference this week, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said Maryland is expected to soon receive 155,000 initial first doses of the two-dose COVID vaccines…. Read more »
The Adventures Of Fatherhood – December 11, 2020
The truth is nobody knows the impact this prolonged period of virtual learning will ultimately have on our kids.Aside from teaching them the importance of being resilient and making the best of an unfortunate situation, there are no positives to come from learning remotely. Some would argue it limits the spread of the virus, but… Read more »
Things I Like – December 11, 2020
When a kid learns from a mistakeWhen the Ravens play at nightNot judging people by his or her coverGood steamed crabs in DecemberClean public rest roomsWhen a preconceived notion is wrongSpring-like December daysPeople who keep their cars cleanReading my stepdad’s old editorialsDown comfortersChecking on my kids before bed
Berlin Fire Company’s Santa Tour Expanding; Fire Truck Escort Will Be Over Two Days; Canned Goods Will Be Accepted For Spirit Kitchen
BERLIN – The Berlin Fire Company announced this week the expansion of its popular annual Santa escort for next weekend.As opposed to its one-day typical event, Fire Company President David Fitzgerald said Wednesday the plan is to tour the company’s entire fire coverage district with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 19 and Sunday, Dec. 20 beginning… Read more »
Thoughts From The Publisher’s Desk –December 4, 2020
Another week and another instance when Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan should have simply released a press release. This week’s press conference announced efforts to help hospitals statewide deal with increasing caseloads.Though the intentions of the governor’s press conference was worthwhile, Hogan should simply start issuing formal press releases. Since it’s doubtful the administration will reverse… Read more »