The Freeman Stage Going Local This Summer; Hopes For National Acts Officially Dropped

The Freeman Stage Going Local This Summer; Hopes For National Acts Officially Dropped

SELBYVILLE — The planning for the 2020 season at The Freeman Stage began soon after the last performance last year, but what would have been the organization’s biggest lineup to date had to be shelved when the pandemic struck.While the nation was in quarantine, the nonprofit pivoted its programming to provide virtual arts experiences via… Read more »

Maryland Governor Opens Inside Restaurants, Allows Outside Amusements Starting Friday

Maryland Governor Opens Inside Restaurants, Allows Outside Amusements Starting Friday

OCEAN CITY — The struggling resort business community breathed a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday when Governor Larry Hogan announced the next stage in his phased economic recovery plan.Hogan on Wednesday announced restaurants and food service facilities will be able to reopen indoor dining areas at a capacity of 50% Friday 5 p.m. The… Read more »

Efforts To Expand Outdoor Dining Opportunities In Berlin

Efforts To Expand Outdoor Dining Opportunities In Berlin

BERLIN –   Two outdoor public seating areas have been created to serve customers purchasing carryout meals from downtown restaurants.With the support of the town, Berlin businesses opened two outdoor public seating areas last week. One is located on Bay Street adjacent to Baked Dessert Café while the other is located on Jefferson Street behind Jeffrey… Read more »

Ocean City’s Early Pier Deal Talks Violated Open Meetings Act

Ocean City’s Early Pier Deal Talks Violated Open Meetings Act

OCEAN CITY – The Town of Ocean City was taken to task for violating Open Meetings Act requirements after two separate complaints were filed questioning the negotiation process behind the new franchise agreement for the historic pier.Late last year, Ocean City officials announced the town had reached an agreement with franchise holder Charles “Buddy” Jenkins… Read more »

On The Fall, Wicomico Schools Superintendent: ‘We Must Be Prepared To Continue With Remote Learning And A Combination Of Both Remote And Face-To-Face’

On The Fall, Wicomico Schools Superintendent: ‘We Must Be Prepared To Continue With Remote Learning And A Combination Of Both Remote And Face-To-Face’

SALISBURY – School leaders in Wicomico County on Tuesday said families will receive more information in the coming weeks as the school system begins planning for the 2020-2021 academic year.On Tuesday, Superintendent Donna Hanlin presented the Wicomico County Board of Education with an update on summer school programs and academic instruction as the school system… Read more »