The Alamo Court was the first motel in Worcester County. Bill Weaver, a former World War II fighter pilot, bought two acres along the then new Route 50 entrance to Ocean City in 1946 and hired contractor Ridge Harman, Sr. to build a 40-unit motel. Weaver had been stationed in San Antonio, Texas during his… Read more »
Tina Adams’ second grade class at Ocean City Elementary are getting creative with body spelling. These kinesthetic learners are spelling the question word “who“. Submitted Photos
No-jacket weatherPlaying board games with my kidsMovies with Kevin SpaceyStaying in a hotelThick coffee mugsThick, well-done scrappleThe view and the food at Adolfo’sA talented auctioneerWatching an expert clean a fishBeing stumped by a diverse menuReading Lohmeyer’s old editorials
Several of Worcester Prep’s Mini-Mallard Cheerleaders enjoyed a practice session for cheering at Mallards’ basketball. The Mini-Mallards learn their cheering skills from WPS varsity cheerleaders. Pictured, from left, are Isabella Metz, Sydney Tingle and Macy Steinwedel.
Worcester Preparatory Upper School students will present the lively musical Grease on Friday, Feb. 28 and Saturday, March 1 at 7 p.m. in the school’s Athletic and Performing Arts Center. Pre-sale tickets are $10; tickets at the door are $12. For tickets and information, call the school at 410-641-3575. Cast members pictured are Mark Gee,… Read more »
My kids love cash.Who doesn’t, right?It’s something they take for granted, of course, like all children. Nonetheless, it fascinates them and both my boys are always looking to get their pudgy fingers on my money.Beckett gets a dollar bill thrown in his lunch box just about every day for an ice cream treat at lunch…. Read more »
Getting ready for their performances in Worcester Prep’s production of Grease during a recent rehearsal were Raphael De Jesus, Davis Taylor, Zach Oltman, Megan Kuczma and Lydia Pritchard.
Keith Geiger’s seventh grade American History classes at Worcester Prep brewed up a batch of hardtack, a tasteless rock-hard cracker, which was a staple for soldiers during the Civil War. When the hardtack cooks were finished, winners of the best hardtack cook-off were selected. They were, with Geiger from left, Alannah Curtis, Maya Natesan and… Read more »
Two sisters recently scored several gold and silver ribbons at the recent Worcester County Tech Fest. Above, Snow Hill Elementary School students Josie, first grade, and Maggie Layman, third grade, are pictured with their ribbons.
Handling sound and lighting for the Grease production this weekend at Worcester Prep will be, from left, Jamie Welch, Robbie Rogers, Ali Khan and Chris Klug. Music teacher Dan Freed directs the production with the help of choreographer and dance teacher Paulette DeRosa-Matrona and Head of Upper School Nancy Decker.