Early Data Shows Good Trend With Pedestrian Accidents; OC’s ‘Walk Smart’ Campaign Continues

OCEAN CITY — Despite two vehicle-pedestrian collisions in the span of less than a week in Ocean City, early season figures continue to show signs of decline.A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle around 8 a.m. last Saturday morning in the area of 23rd Street and Philadelphia Ave. The unidentified pedestrian was crossing the road… Read more »

‘Rent-To-Buy’ Community Celebrated As Eastern Shore’s First

‘Rent-To-Buy’ Community Celebrated As Eastern Shore’s First

BERLIN – Local leaders  celebrated the start of a first-of-its-kind project for the Eastern Shore as work at Cannery Village got underway last week.Town leaders, officials from Osprey Property Company and representatives from Habitat for Humanity attended a groundbreaking ceremony for Cannery Village, the rent-to-own community to be built on Flower Street on May 28.“This… Read more »

Civil Suit Raises Social Media, First Amendment Issues; Wicomico Official Was Terminated For Facebook Page

SALISBURY — In what appears to be one of the first real tests of social media and First Amendment rights, at least locally, a former Wicomico County employee filed suit this week against the county asserting he was wrongfully terminated for starting a Facebook page to open a discussion on Wicomico’s proposed employee handbook revisions.Former… Read more »

Loss In State Title Game Does Little To Tarnish Remarkable Season

Loss In State Title Game Does Little To Tarnish Remarkable Season

BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s girls’ varsity lacrosse team’s bid for a state championship and a perfect season ended with a heart-breaking 10-7 loss to Baltimore-area powerhouse Century in the title game on Wednesday, but the loss did little to tarnish what was a remarkable season for the Seahawks.Decatur entered the state championship game against Century as… Read more »