The Flower Arranging class at the Ocean City Center for the Arts on March 17 produced beautiful centerpieces. Pictured left to right, seated, instructor Joan Guerriero, Jean Nussle.  Pictured standing, Janet Eke, Lynn Rehn, Mary Toney, Marilyn Fraulo, and Georgia Cacciapaglia.

At a recent meeting, Ocean City Lioness Lions Club President  Bev Topfer presented a check for $1,000 to Tim and Cheryl Cuneir. They were accompanied by Tim Cunier’s “Leader Dog.” Leader Dogs for the Blind is funded through donations from Lions Clubs across America.

The Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club recently donated $7,112 to Ocean Pines Golf Club to support youth golf initiatives.  The money will be used to:  purchase 35 sets of golf clubs for young children, 18 sets of golf clubs for older children, a golf clinic for 20 children and five spots in the golf camp.   Pictured… Read more »

Members of the Worcester County Garden Club recently visited Cross Farms in Showell to learn about growing plants hydroponically. Owner Carol Cross described the benefits of hydroponics and demonstrated the ebb and flow system in use at the farm.

Members of the Optimist Club attended the Worcester County Teacher of the Year Banquet. Pictured from left to right:  Charlie Smith (a former president of the Optimist Club), Cheryl Brown (member and also the library and media specialist at Stephen Decatur Middle School), Todd Ferrante (member and the president of the Worcester County Board of… Read more »

A group of local children from the Nature Adventurers 4-H Club recently helped collect trash at White Horse Park in Ocean Pines.  The club is a nature and public-service focused group based in Berlin and predominantly made up of homeschool students.

On March 6th, 2023, as part of their Caring for America mission, the Republican Women of Worcester County presented a $500 donation to the Grace Center for Maternal and Women’s Health. Pictured left to right are Vera Beck, Caring for America chair, RWWC, Joann Manole, Grace Center executive director, Sandy Zitzer, president RWWC and Amy… Read more »

The Briddell Family Foundation presented Project Prom at Worcester Technical High School on March 25. The event, created by Makenna Nichols, gave area teenagers a boutique style experience as they were provided with prom attire. Pictured is the Project Prom “glam squad” ready to open the doors and greet attendees.

Pittsville recently donated a police vehicle to Wor-Wic Community College. From left, Dr. Ray Hoy, president, and John C. Moses, director of criminal justice at Wor-Wic, accept the donation of a police vehicle from Sean M. McHugh, Pittsville commission president, and Robert D. Harris, chief of the Pittsville Police Department. Wor-Wic will use the vehicle… Read more »

The Republican Women of Worcester County held their February meeting at Worcester Technical High School. Guest speakers were Julie Giordano, county executive of Wicomico County and Patrick Kerr, president, College Republicans, Salisbury University. Pictured from left to right are Liz Mumford, 1st vice president RWWC, Julie Giordano, Kerr and Sandy Zitzer, president RWWC.