Third graders Hunter Simons and Colin Savage are pictured enjoying the Worcester Prep second graders’ annual bread sale fundraiser.
Third Graders At Worcester Prep Enjoy Second Graders’ Bread Sale Fundraiser
Category: Beach Living
OC Elementary School Students Explain First-Place Science Fair Project To Principal
Renata and Mia Lovitt of Ocean City Elementary School explain their first-place science fair project, “Birth Of An Island, How A Volcano Became Hawaii,” to Principal Dawn Rogers.
Worcester Prep Second Grade Students Learn Science, Social Studies & Math Through Baking Bread
Each year second grade students at Worcester Preparatory School take part in a unit that features learning science, social studies, and mathematics through baking bread. The breads — white, cinnamon, and cinnamon raisin — are sold at their annual bread sale with proceeds donated to the Atlantic General Hospital. Pictured, front from left, are second… Read more »
Delmarva Zoological Society Prize Patrol Visits Five Schools
The Delmarva Zoological Society Prize Patrol visited five schools in four counties last week to surprise the classes that raised the most money through the Just Zoo It! program, a fundraiser that in total has raised more than $114,000 since it began in 2011. This is the fourth year that students across the Lower Shore… Read more »
Adventures Of Fatherhood
There is a new voice in the house. Although he’s not doing it the conventional way, when Carson uses it, everyone listens.Carson, 5, has never spoken, and it’s unknown if he ever will. We can’t dwell on that uncertainty. Instead, we concentrate on what we do know. He has the ability to communicate with us… Read more »
Things I Like
Close Super Bowl gamesQ-and-A sessions with my 6-year-oldFleetwood Mac’s longevityTableside guacamoleA great back scratchQuiet hotel roomsOld houses with huge front porchesA new restaurant that impressesMornings with no rushing aroundCompetitive peopleBaltimore pride
Vanishing Ocean City With Bunk Mann
Many young Ocean City boys got their start in business selling newspapers in the years before CNN, Fox News and the Internet brought instant reporting to anyone with a television or smart phone. The cry of newsboys hawking their paper is a favorite memory of that long-age era.Baltimore papers, such as The Sun and the… Read more »
Seaside Christian Academy Students Make Finger Puppets In Home Economics Class
Students from Rebecca Fetters class at Seaside Christian Academy proudly display the finger puppets they made during Home Economics class.
Things I Like
Cooking out in JanuaryEmbracing changeWaking up to snowThe unique sound of an acoustic guitarUsing the GoPro on my kidsA little girl with pigtailsWave watching at the InletFriday afternoonsGood news coming from a friendMy son’s missing front teeth smileMy old pairs of Uggs
The Resorter … Revisited
Season of 1973Volume XIXEdition 9Issue HighlightsTom Ward’s Designer’s Showcase at 1816 Philadelphia Avenue offered furniture, carpeting, draperies, lighting and accessories.An article reported, “The town council was down in Virginia the other week, watching the construction of an underwater sand fence. The sand fence is constructed of steel and shaped like a triangle. It is made… Read more »