Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor

A Deadly Combination Editor:Aggressive driving anywhere is a highly dangerous activity, and when you mix aggressive driving with a busy two-lane highway, the combination can be deadly.My assertion is that Route 113 – as it exists today – contributes to aggressive driving behavior. The roadway contains many curves, has few passing zones, and accommodates a… Read more »

Between The Lines

Between The Lines

Although it’s not official, it’s looking more and more like Beau Oglesby will hold on and become the county’s new state’s attorney. The outcome will not become verified until Nov. 22, but Oglesby holds a comfortable lead with about 170 ballots left to be counted.With each passing count of absentee and other ballots, State’s Attorney… Read more »

Thanks For Leadership

Thanks For Leadership

Thanks For Leadership Editor: We want to express our thanks to Joe Mitrecic for his leadership with the Ocean City Council.He conducted meetings well as council president. We also want to congratulate our newly elected Council members, Ashley, Martin and Pillas, and wish them success. We have detected some concerns relative to the effectiveness of… Read more »

General Election Endorsements

General Election Endorsements

OverviewThe following is a look at our endorsements for a number of local contested elections. These endorsements are intended to give readers a glimpse into why we have decided to support certain candidates. We take this obligation of offering our suggestions seriously at this newspaper, and it’s important to point out these are endorsements and… Read more »

Character Questioned

Character Questioned

Editor:For those of you who attended the recent City Council election in Ocean City, you may have noticed an increasingly large number of absentee ballot votes added to Ms. Pillas and Mr. Ashley’s already surprisingly astounding numbers of votes.  The number of absentee ballot votes rose from third place, at 29 to 41, and 45,… Read more »

Between The Lines

Between The Lines

Pathetic voter turnout continues to plague Ocean City, and nobody knows what’s to blame. Tuesday’s election marked the lowest number of voters in recent history with just 1,458 of the 6,551 registered resort voters turning out.It was evident early on Tuesday that turnout was going to be light. Throughout the day, people debated casually what… Read more »