OCEAN CITY – General’s Kitchen’s tradition at its current site will come to a close at the end of the year, leaving the “house of chipped beef” searching for a new home. In August, General’s Kitchen, located within the Beachmark Motel on 74th Street and Coastal Highway, was informed by the property owner its lease… Read more »
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Worcester County Lands $1M Special Ed Grant; Personnel Surprised With Announcement This Week
SNOW HILL — Worcester County Public Schools (WCPS) got a big and pleasant surprise this week when it was announced that the county will be the sole recipient of a $1 million-plus competitive grant for special education.The 2014 Bridges for Systems Change grant will be used to buoy education for students with disabilities.“The grant seeks… Read more »
Lone Qualifying White Marlin Wins $1.2M; Heaviest Blue Marlin Worth $511K
OCEAN CITY — After a remarkably slow start, the 2014 hits its stride by mid-week last week with the big money fish in the two glamour divisions hitting the scale on Thursday.The tuna division was all wrapped up on Monday of Marlin Week, as was the shark division. The winning wahoo was caught on Tuesday… Read more »
Dew Tour Gets Underway Wednesday In Ocean City
OCEAN CITY – NBC Sports Group will kick off the 10th Anniversary of the Dew Tour with the Dew Tour Beach Championship, June 25-29 in Ocean City.One of four stops on the 2014 Dew Tour schedule, the Dew Tour Beach Championship will feature the world’s best athletes in the sports of skateboard and BMX, amateur surf and… Read more »
‘Typical’ June Weekend Reviewed; Proactive Police Stance Earns High Marks
OCEAN CITY – While early concerns over “College Takeover Beach Week” were that the event would draw an additional crowd of rowdy college students to the typical high school graduates, the results ended up being a typical weekend in June.“I would like to commend and thank all of our officers and those who assisted us over… Read more »
OC Mulls Modernized Fireworks Show For Downtown’s Fourth Of July Celebration
OCEAN CITY – A fresh spark may come to the 4th of July fireworks show downtown this summer as the new Caroline Street Comfort Station opens an opportunity to test out a “pyromusical” display.The Recreation and Parks Department’s Special Events division has been working to bring new and exciting events to Ocean City as well… Read more »
Worcester Technical High School’s Biomedical Science And Pre-Engineering Programs Conduct Community Partnership Project Redesigning New Emergency Waiting Room For AGH
Eighteen students in Worcester Technical High School’s Biomedical Science and Pre-Engineering programs recently conducted a community partnership project involving redesigning a new emergency department waiting room for AGH. Some of the students are pictured above presenting the concept to AGH officials earlier this month.
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Star Charities Holds Fund Raiser For Wounded Soldiers Of Maryland
Anna Foultz’s Star Charities held its latest fund raiser at the Ocean Pines Community Center Sept, 20 to raise funds to benefit Wounded Soldiers of Maryland. Pictured, from left, are Charles and Sharon Sorrentino, Worcester County Commissioner Judy Boggs, Anna Foultz, candidate for Maryland House of Delegates for District 38C Mary Beth Carozza, Senator Jim Mathias, Co-host Gilly… Read more »