SEED School Reaching Out To Eastern Shore Students

OCEAN CITY – The SEED School of Maryland is reaching out to the Eastern Shore to provide students with a supportive structural academic environment.The school is located in Baltimore and is a five-day-a-week boarding school. It was opened through the SEED Foundation, which opens and supports college-preparatory, public boarding schools that provide a 24-hour-a-day nurturing environment… Read more »

City Targets Dirty Properties

SALISBURY — The Mayor and City Council discussed at this week’s meeting proposed ordinances to clean up the streets and properties of rubbish and nuisance trees and plants throughout the city.The first ordinance discussed defined rubbish as “trash from normal household living conditions…tree branches, yard trimmings, tin cans, metals, mineral matters, glass, abandoned or inoperable… Read more »

Fatal Hotel Fall Ruled Accidental

OCEAN CITY — A local man’s fatal fall from a sixth-floor room at a north-end hotel in Ocean City early last Wednesday morning was officially ruled an accident this week by the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office.Shortly after 4 a.m. last Wednesday, a local man, later identified as Gregory Sean Pierce, 46, of Berlin, fell to… Read more »

Salisbury Council News In Brief

SALISBURY – During this week’s Mayor and City Council meeting, several agenda points including bids, ordinances and resolutions were approved.Bids Awarded To Purchase Police Department EquipmentThe council approved the police department’s request for property room evidence lockers at the expense of $14,306 and equipment to support two automated license plate recognition systems at the expense… Read more »

New Employee Pension Policy Approved

OCEAN CITY – Last week, the City Council decided on new city employee retiree health benefits and a couple weeks before that new starting pay was approved. This week, the council checked off the list new employee pension plans as well.Mary Jo Gary of Mercer returned to the Mayor and City Council this week with… Read more »

OC Police Horse Roy Retires

OCEAN CITY — After 14 years of dedicated service, one of the Ocean City Police Department’s most decorated and beloved mounted patrol horses, Sundancer Royal, better known as “Roy,” is retiring, OCPD officials announced this week.Roy came to the OCPD in 1997 at the young age of just four, but has become a fixture with… Read more »