Area Police Looking For Pa. Runaway

Area Police Looking For Pa. Runaway

OCEAN CITY – As of late yesterday, Ocean City Police were still looking for a 17-year-old runaway from Pennsylvania, who has been missing since April 27 and is believed to have come to the resort area. Candace Faircloth, 17, of Littlestown, Pa., near Gettysburg, is described as a white female, 5-feet, 3-inches tall and about… Read more »

Banana Bikes Debated In Ocean City

Banana Bikes Debated In Ocean City

OCEAN CITY – A recent problem that has constantly been brought up before the Mayor and City Council in recent months and openly advocated by Councilman Jay Hancock was finally discussed openly at a work session on Tuesday.The problem has to do with the use of banana bikes, or a type of recumbent bicycle where… Read more »

Bay Bridge Decking Project To Last Two Years

Bay Bridge Decking Project To Last Two Years

OCEAN CITY – The trip to Ocean City could become more difficult for visitors trying to reach the beach over the next two years as Maryland Transportation Authority (MdTA) officials this week told resort business leaders the state is getting ready to embark on a major re-decking project on the westbound Chesapeake Bay Bridge.MdTA officials… Read more »

Bishopville Pond Work To Begin In September

BISHOPVILLE – Work on the Bishopville Pond and Lizard Hill borrow pit environmental restoration project should begin in September.Sandy Coyman, director of Comprehensive Planning for Worcester County, said if all goes well, work could be completed by early spring 2008.“We’ve been working on this for the four and a half years I’ve been a commissioner,”… Read more »

County Hears Budget Concerns At Meeting

SNOW HILL – Although the majority of the speakers stood up for the Board of Education budget, the annual Worcester County budget hearing on Tuesday night attracted a handful of comments in other areas.A specific invitation did not elicit any comments on the constant yield tax rate, which is the rate necessary to generate the… Read more »

Latest Wor-Wic Addition Eyes Fall Completion

BERLIN – April marks the one-year anniversary of Wor-Wic Community College breaking ground on its newest building project – the Workforce Development Center (WDC).Since the $15 million project began, steady progress has been made on exterior and interior construction of the 48,000-square-foot building. With about 75 percent of the building complete and warmer weather in… Read more »