Summer of 1969 Volume XVII Edition 2Issue Highlights• Hastings Real Estate Inc. listed an one-bedroom oceanfront condominium for sale for $19,950, including “wall to wall carpet” and “paneled walls.”• A free coupon for the Sky Monorail was included in the bayfront Playland Amusement Park’s ad on 65th Street.• In his After Dark column, which spotlighted… Read more »
Eight students enrolled in Salisbury University’s TRiO ACHIEVE Student Support Services program recently spent a week in Havana, Cuba. Pictured, from left, are Ebony Green, Ashley Van-Veen, Shannon Jordan, Joseph Tynes, Gloria Chibueze-Azinge, Wahlia Walker, Arian Kitchens and Danesha Owens-Harrell.
A certificate of recognition was recently presented to Delanie Spear of Northwestern Elementary School for raising $7,775 for the American Heart Association in the past two years through Jump Rope for Heart. As a kindergarten student last year, she raised $2,215 in donations. This year, as a first grader, she collected $5,560 in donations. Submitted… Read more »
Ready for the Worcester Prep Winter Formal, pictured clockwise from left, are students Alex Abbott, Emily Dignan, Zach Wilson, Isabel Dashiell, Davis Mears, Riley Dickerson, Ali Van Orden, Anthony Rilling, Clare Riley, Chris Rilling and Kathleen Emche.
Summer of 1967 Volume XIII Edition 4Issue Highlights• This week’s “Resorter Girl” was Margaret Norman, who was also featured in Hess Apparel’s ad marketing its 9th Street store.• Frontier Town, at this time, was featuring a dinner theatre featuring New York cast members called The Drunkard.• In “Typewriter Editorials,” Editor Dick Lohmeyer wrote, “It’s called Philadelphia Avenue… Read more »
Students in Julie Vorsteg’s kindergarten class at Ocean City Elementary School celebrated “Read Across America” for Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Pictured are Lylla Bergeman, Joseph Palmisano, Harper Bergeman, Urosh Momchilovich, Harper Hastings and Reed James.
The March Storm of ’62 was the worst natural disaster in Ocean City’s history. Not a hurricane but a “Nor’easter,” it cost two local men their lives. The property damage – particularly in the northern section of the beach – was enormous and the Boardwalk was destroyed. So much sand was washed into the streets… Read more »
At the 100-Day Brunch hosted by the Worcester Preparatory School Alumni Association, members of the Class of 2015 enjoyed a special brunch while learning about the Alumni Association from President Steve Green ’93 and featured speaker Anna Dolle Bushnell ’96. Seniors pictured enjoying a breakfast buffet were Cecily Sass, Rylie Doyle, Caroline Lindsay, Victoria Lawrence,… Read more »
Beckett hosted his first sleepover last weekend, and there was little sleep to speak of for the most part.Despite my best attempts to tire them out by taking them sledding after school, Beckett and his little buddy, Stephen, both 6, were wide-awake at 8 p.m. The same goes for 9 p.m. as well as 10… Read more »
The Ward Museum recently visited Showell Elementary kindergarten classes. Above, student JD Yates learned about the oceans during the exciting lesson.