The Board of Trustees at Wor-Wic Community College recently awarded scholarships to 10 high school graduates from Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset counties. The scholarship recipients pictured kneeling, from left, are Ryan A. Brinkley of James M. Bennett High School and Joanne E. Swift of Crisfield High School and Academy; seated, from left, Autumn B. Campbell… Read more »
Little kids using their imaginationWatching a good auctioneer in the actPhotos on canvasFishing storiesShrimp with pastaA good back scratchDipping cookies in milkThe back roads on the Eastern Shore of VirginiaBeing skeptical of a so-called bargainSunfest on the last dayMonday morning school runs
At Worcester Prep, Amanda Lynch’s fourth graders are going on a virtual safari. Their adventures in Africa will take them to exciting locations such as Victoria Falls, Table Mountain, and the Cape of Good Hope. The students will focus not only on geography and history of the areas, but on African customs and traditions. Students… Read more »
Seniors in Linda Bragg’s advanced calculus class endure one of Worcester Prep’s toughest courses. Students pictured are Razaak Eniola, Megan Kuczma, Lucas Baier, Lorenzo De Jesus, Mark Gee, Chris Klug, Lane Spangler, Claire Stickler, Sarah Arrington, Allie Greer, Claire Dorey, Sarah Freund, Thomas Buas, Maddie Pilchard, Alissa Talbert and Ben Clark.
First grade students in Mrs. Herr’s class at Ocean City Elementary decorated T-shirts to share something special about themselves with their classmates.
Hurricane Gloria struck Ocean City a glancing blow on Sept. 27, 1985. Had she scored a direct hit, the loss might have been devastating, perhaps as bad as that experienced by New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy. As it was, Gloria left the Boardwalk in pieces and the amount of sand deposited on the town’s streets… Read more »
Malik Hemmeian, a fourth grader at Ocean City Elementary School, made an animal cell from gelatin and a variety of candies to learn the cell parts.
There is nothing cool about being a dare devil, especially when it comes to your child. Time and time again, I have watched my son, Beckett, learn something new and then proceed to add dangerous twists and turns to the new skill that lead to bumps, scrapes, bruises and cuts. Swimming is probably the most… Read more »
Summer of 1970 Volume XVI Edition 9Issue Highlights (BULLET)With the off season in mind, Captain Jack Bunting of the Angler was advertising cod fishing in the winter. (BULLET)Ocean Associates Inc. was announcing the beginning of construction for the new Calypso Condominiums on 62nd Street, featuring three elevators, a swimming pool, balconies and fireproof construction. (BULLET)This… Read more »
For the second straight year, Stephen Decatur High School celebrated the beginning of the school year with a student led assembly that addressed positive decision making. Student speakers were, back, Ronnie Foreman, Demond Henry, Jacob Hickman, Tripp Ortega, Andrew Leto, Gary Qian and Andrew Bradshaw; and, front, Jacob Gaddis, Hannah Duckworth, Alexis McDonough, Gabi Ortega, Ciara Wright,… Read more »