We Remember Those Who Have Passed

We Remember Those Who Have Passed

Chester WainwrightBERLIN- Chester E. Wainwright, age 89, died Sunday, March 9, 2008 at Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin. Born in Berlin he was the son of the late George T. and Ada Mitchell Wainwright. Mr. Wainwright was preceded in death by his wife Anna Mae Wainwright in 2005.Mr. Wainwright was a veteran of the Army… Read more »

What Others Are Saying

What Others Are Saying

The nation’s credit crunch is driving many toward insolvency and foreclosure. Some of the people caught in this mess would no doubt benefit from sound financial advice and help with creditors. But there’s also a danger that these same consumers could be ripped off by debt management companies more interested in getting big commissions and… Read more »

Snow Hill Win Region Title, Remains Unbeaten

BERLIN- Snow Hill boys’ varsity basketball team’s dream of a perfect season and a state championship are still alive this week after a harrowing 76-73 win over Worcester County rival Pocomoke on Monday night at Stephen Decatur.The Eagles claimed the state’s Class 1A-East region title on Monday in a game moved to Stephen Decatur because… Read more »

Miller, Snead Win State Wrestling Titles

BERLIN- The Stephen Decatur varsity wrestling team completed a remarkable season last weekend at the state championships in College Park, winning two individual state titles and coming in fourth as a team among the 77 schools represented in the Class 4A-3A tournament.The hits just kept coming for the Seahawks, who last week won their seventh… Read more »

Local Teams Win St. Pat’s Titles

OCEAN CITY- Northside Park was standing room only last weekend as Ocean City Recreation and Parks hosted the second weekend of the St. Patrick’s Soccer tournament series.  Over 40 teams from all over the East Coast traveled to Ocean City to participate.  The stands were filled with 3000 spectators throughout the entire weekend. Several local… Read more »

Voices From The Readers

Voices From The Readers

Editor:First, I must congratulate you on your “favorite commissioner” being chosen president of the county commissioners. Secondly, I feel obliged to thank you for making your “Between the Lines” editorial so entertaining. I haven’t had such a good laugh since I can’t remember when. Your description of these heated discussions among the Board of Commissioners… Read more »

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