Stephen Decatur High School seniors Delilah Purnell and Fiona O’Brien were recognized as Decatur Way VIPs of the Game between quarters of the SDHS versus Snow Hill football game on Nov. 7. Both Purnell and O’Brien are officers of the National Honor Society and founding members of the Acts of Kindness club. They are pictured… Read more »
New members inducted into the Charles R. Jenkins Chapter of the National Honor Society at Worcester Preparatory School were, first row from left, Devin Hammond, Grace Tunis, Bridget Brown, Regan Shanahan, Laura Issel, Taylor Zarif, Erika Smith, Taylor Hawkins, Sarah Koon and Cassie Stevens; second row, Ali Kahn, Cameron DiPerna, Alexander Choy, Jason Cook, Scott… Read more »
Karin Lertora’s third grade students from Showell Elementary are studying Native American tribes. They will research, create a display board and present their information. Getting ready to take notes on the Utes tribe were, from left, Molly Stinebiser, Kyleigh Powell, Abby West and Maddie Shirk.
A railroad once played an important role in the development of Ocean City. The railroad era began in 1876 and lasted for 57 years. It was the primary form of transportation as well as the major supply line for the resort before the automobile bridge opened in 1919.During that period everything of substance was shipped… Read more »
Several Stephen Decatur High School clubs recently worked with American Legion Post #166 to collect various supplies, toiletries and other amenities for our troops. In addition, the Connections Club, members pictured, designed and wrote over 100 cards that contained inspirational messages. Pictured, back, are Megan Mitchell, Maury Izzett, Brennan Holloway, Adam Kristick, Brooks Holloway, Tyler… Read more »
First grade students from Ocean City Elementary School recently had the opportunity to explore local landmarks on a field trip to downtown Ocean City. They visited the Coast Guard Station, City Hall, and the Lifesaving Museum. Pictured are students from Kitty Herr’s class at the Lifesaving Museum.
Students in the fifth grade Sailfish team at Berlin Intermediate School recently completed an interesting book report assignment. Students had to read a book, complete an oral report and explain how the characters interacted with and influenced other characters. They then had to decorate a pumpkin to represent a character from the book. Above, Brie Schwendemann’s… Read more »
An old dog soaking up the sun in a yardBeing around happy peopleLeather-bound books on a shelfCarryout sushi for dinnerUpward SoccerMy son’s disappointment if he doesn’t get an ‘A’Easy deadline daysA good dinner followed by a better movieReaching a long-term goalWearing shirts from places no longer in businessThe last email check of the day
Summer of 1967Volume XIIIEdition 5Issue Highlights• Breakfast service at the Ship Cafe and Marina on 14th Street started at 6 in the morning.• The Sea Scape Motel was pairing golf with room nights in an ad. “A mid-season package plan for the sport minded family, all centered around Ocean City’s challenging 18-hole championship golf course.”•… Read more »
Fifth grader Brenner Gursky completed a character from the book, “Bunnicula,” for his character book report assignment at Berlin Intermediate School.