Ocean City, MD News

• Ocean City, MD News
• OC museum opens new exhibit
• Hall exhibit winners announced
• Friends, family surprise columnist and husband
• Freeman Stage to present Cirque Montage this weekend
• Balt. franchise ups ante on annual Ravens celebration in resort
• Play It Safe celebrates 23rd season in Ocean City
• New OC light show, fireworks display to entertain this season
• Surf Swap Meet, Paddle Board Race set for June 3 at Fager’s
• Writer finds peace in planning for buffet from majestic horses
• Sunday festival celebrates all-things strawberry
• DINING GUIDE
• ‘MAIDS AND MISTRESSES’
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MAY 31
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
• ADKINS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• TUESDAY, MAY 29
• SATURDAY, MAY 26
• FRIDAY, MAY 25
• ROTARY CLUB DONATES TO CAMP
• MONDAY, MAY 28
• SUNDAY, MAY 27
• Photos
• HOROSCOPE
• OCEAN 98 BLOODY MARY CONTEST
• APPEARING LIVE
• Beach patrol protects, informs OC visitors
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Ocean City pays tribute to nation’s first responders
• MEMORIAL DAY
• Long-term rentals added to MLS system
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Fashions For Less opens second location in Inlet Village in OC
• TANGER OUTLETS GRAND OPENING WEEKEND
• DENOVO’S OWNERS THANKED
• GRACIE VISITS OC
• Mako Mania first offshore tourney of fishing season
• Third annual bluefish tournament this weekend
• MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT WRAPS FIRST SEASON
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• SDHScoaches pleased with tennis season
• Lady Seahawks finish season 11-9
• EIGHT SEAHAWKS STATE BOUND
• Abbott appointed OC tourism and marketing director
• Ashley to take lead on city’s MEDTRN shuttle program
• The Public Eye
• Quilter critically injured in scooter collision
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Seagrass decline significant in coastal bays
• Frances V. Twilley
• Mary V. Daisey
• James “Jay” Wallace Hancock III
• Constance Angela O’Toole Belz
• Daniel Leo Smith
• New Ocean City manager shows persistence
• Consequence of Ocean City elections
• Community thanked for event participation
• Berlin contractor fee hurts small business
• Political Cartoon
• A tip of the hat to city workers
• Newest beach patrol recruits take part in training exercises
• Ocean City Beach Patrol warns swimmers of rip current danger
• Comp plan due for six-year review
• Unionization in OC still up in air
• Ocean City approves additional property to be sold on GovDeals
• Wilson named superintendent of Worcester schools
• Maintenance Department steels itself for summer onslaught
• Ocean City budget passes amidst feud
• COMMISSIONERS AWARD RAISES, RAISE TAXES
• Dump truck overturns on Route 50
• RAVENS ROOST 44 VISITS WINERY
• May exhibit winners recognized
• DINING GUIDE
• Annual ShirleyHall showcases middle, highschool artwork
• BB&T DONATES TO VETERANS MEMORIAL
• Pre-summer campfire planned
• CROP walk aims to help hungry in area, worldwide
• Bikers face two-day, 140-miletrek tofeed those battling breast cancer, HIV/AIDS
• HELP SINK CHILD ABUSE!
• BRUSHES & BUBBLY: NO ARTISTIC SKILL NEEDED!
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MAY 24
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 23
• TUESDAY, MAY 22
• MONDAY, MAY 21
• SUNDAY, MAY 20
• SATURDAY, MAY 19
• FRIDAY, MAY 18
• Photos
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• CRAB SOUP COOKOFF
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Bars, restaurants battle for ‘Best Bloody Mary’ title
• National study shows diabetes may be on rise
• American Idol winner slated to play inWOC
• CRUISIN’ OC
• Resort restaurants pull tuna from summer menus
• Volunteers needed to help complete Habitat home in Berlin
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Pines welcomes farmers market to community
• HOOPER’S BREWS OWN BEER
• Seahawk baseball season ends in 3A East Reg. quarterfinals
• LADIES CAPTURE BAYSIDE CROWN
• Eight Seahawks battling for District VIII titles this week in Cambridge
• Turnovers cost Decatur regional competition
• Lady Seahawks keep tempo with Lions, but lose beat in second half
• Lady Seahawks down Eagles by 1 in reg. action
• Lady Mallards come up short in ESIAC finals
• Lady Mallards win seventh ESIAC title
• CONFERENCE CHAMPS!
• Charles Frederick Kerler Jr.
• Anita L. Couillard
• Janice M. Wienhold
• Shirley McGall Polhemus
• Kurt M. Lomac
• Mary Patricia “Pat” Cole
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Emergency notification to be available to cell phone users
• County, towns have funds reimbursed from federal agency
• West Ocean City Assoc. regroups
• Seatbelt detail yields multiple criminal charges for three men
• Escalator injury lawsuit terminated last month
• POLICE BRIEFS
• The Public Eye
• Delighted about man-made reef project
• Writer comments on controversial ad
• Luncheon bingo participation appreciated
• Officials urged to formulate laws
• AARP Health Fair a success
• ‘And your problem is what?’
• Political Cartoon
• The devil’s in the details of emergency records fee
• Reynolds to discuss dangers, effects of smoking with Worcester youth
• OC to hold hurricane preparedness meeting
• ARTS NIGHT
• Ocean City to sell surplus land
• Paint-damaged vehicles results in Ocean City lawsuit
• Restaurant Week specials end May 20
• Excessive hooting, hollering on Bdwk. may end in penalty
• Amid continuing tension, city manager contract approved
• Fund balance worries continue to define OC budget decisions
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• Worcester schools rank second highest in state
• Reflections of Life special offer available
• Noccolino takes reigns at OC convention center
• WORCESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS
• Lunch prices forWorcester students to increase 5 cents next year
• City lawmakers revise Critical Areas ordinances
• CRUISIN’ OC UNDER WAY
• Resort might begin charging for emergency transcripts
• Statebudget displeases Worcester Co. officials
• OC UNIONIZING EFFORTS
• UPROAR OVER AD
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MAY 17
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
• TUESDAY, MAY 15
• MONDAY, MAY 14
• SUNDAY, MAY 13
• SATURDAY, MAY 12
• PREAKNESS PARTY
• FRIDAY, MAY 11
• Food Allergy Awareness Week draws attention to threatening medical condition
• Pump and Run 5k set for June 9
• OCES RECOGNIZES TOP APRIL STUDENTS
• RIGHT ON THE MONEY
• ACADEMY TOURS AGH
• ‘HIT THE BOOKS’
• COUNTY STUDENTS STUDY THEIR COUNTY
• MOTHER’S DAY
• Registration under way for county summer arts camp
• Resort radio station to present second ‘Playday’ in Berlin
• Meeting to look at raw milk benefits
• Johnny Cash tribute show set for May 19
• Volunteers sought for May 19 search for reptiles, amphibians
• ‘Junior Warriors’ invited to register for summer sessions at Elks Camp Barrett
• BES AWARDS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• May showers have writer’s peers wearing hoodies ’round the hood
• Overnight event raises money for American Cancer Society, disease awareness
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• SOUP FOR YOU!
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Efforts made to streamline short sales
• RENOVATED HOTELS OPEN
• GOLF FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
• Rounds and other Twisters gymnasts earn top awards in Pennsylvania meet
• Boaters urged to take precautions before hitting water this season
• Offshore powerboat competition returns to resort this weekend
• MALLARDS SEND WELL-WISHES TO AILING COACH
• Momentum shifts in Mallards’ favor
• Girls must bring ‘A’ game in playoffs
• Lady Mallards take down ST Ravens
• Girls peak at right time, as playoff action kicks off
• Lady Mallards top Seahawks; Decatur boys win
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Decatur boys’ lax team wins Bayside title
• SEAHAWKS FINISH REG. SEASON WITH 10-POINT WIN OVER INDIANS
• MAIN STREET DESIGNATION
• Spring festival draws more than 106k visitors to Ocean City inlet
• Dayton man falls to his death Wed. at 17th Street hotel
• RE/MAX AGENTS RECOGNIZED
• OperationWe Care seeking donations for troops overseas
• WESTERN NIGHT SET FOR JULY 14
• LEO CLUB DONATES TO THE INTERN’L LEADER DOG FOR THE BLIND PROGRAM
• ELLIS ADDRESSES URBAN LEGENDS
• ASP YOUTH MISSION GROUP PREPARES FOR JUNE TRIP
• POLICE BRIEFS
• NO INJURIES
• OC Restaurant Week continues through May 20
• Gov. O’Malley requestsworkgroupongambling
• Drop in slots revenue doesn’t concern Maryland Lottery Agency
• Michael A. Kennedy
• Robert H. LeMay
• Gennaro “Jerry” Vezza
• Franklin R. “Pop” Ruark
• Donald Ross Fisher Sr.
• Denise Ann Poskus Drittler
• Eugene “Gene” Picasso
• G. Warren “Moose” Mix
• ESTONIAN OFFICIALS VISIT OCEAN CITY
• The Public Eye
• Clarifying signature collection
• Do something extraordinary May 15
• Writer won’t return to Catholic Church
• The fund balance: what is it, really?
• Political Cartoon
• SDHS trio awarded Eunice Q. Sorin Scholarships
• HOSPITAL AUXILIARY DONATES TO AGH FOUNDATION
• Storm preparedness focus of Sat.session at Public Safety Bldg.
• Boggs town meeting set for May 19 in Ocean Pines
• Ocean City begins search for ‘Official Song of Summer’
• Foundation to begin new reef construction
• After-prom aims to prevent under-age drinking, encourage safe celebrating
• Booking debate continues; other resorts say process may be arduous
• International student workers’ numbers could continue to decline
• General Assembly’s grey area on open meetings
• Only taxes and cuts to be discussed in special Maryland session
• State Court of Appeals tightens leash on pit bulls, pit-bull mixes
• Animal control offers spay and neuter clinic
• Duffy’s partners withWorcester humane society for golfing event
• Ocean City scooter policy still in limbo as council debates details
• City Council lowers new tax rate by a cent
• MOVING RIGHT ALONG
• CITY MANAGER COULD BE HERE SOON
• Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter at Whaleyville chapel
• Ghost hunt set for Sat. in Snow Hill
• Language of friendship is not words spoken, but feelings conveyed
• SDHS NEWSPAPER STAFF ATTENDS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE
• ALOC celebrates May exhibit
• DINING GUIDE
• Jazz, blues music focus of fifth annual downtown Berlin bash
• THURSDAY, MAY 10
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 9
• TUESDAY, MAY 8
• MONDAY, MAY 7
• SUNDAY, MAY 6
• SATURDAY, MAY 5
• FRIDAY, MAY 4
• Seems Spring, Mother Nature are toying with psyches
• Planning under way for first ‘Pump and Run’
• Health Fair set for Wed. in resort
• ONGOING EVENTS
• Popular gem, jewelry show returns for second spring edition
• Ocean City buses, trolleys make traveling to Springfest hassle-free
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Eddie Money and Survivor, country star to take main stage
• Your guide to SPRINGFEST
• Artisans, crafters, food vendors to fill three tents, midway area
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• The Public Eye
• Appalled by church’s petition
• Disappointed over court decision
• Local students’ artwork honored in Md.Assoc.of Realtors contest
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Tourism officials name Worcester green businesses
• Spring Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday
• ‘FRESH’ START
• Seahawk tennis teams easily top Snow Hill Eagles
• Lady Seahawks sweep Delmarva Relays in Salisbury, boys second
• Lady Mallards find their flow, trounce Poly Tech Panthers 21-4
• Prep tennis teams earn victories over Vikings, Warriors
• Lady Seahawks slip past Eagles, but fall to Rams
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawks clip Clippers, fall to Rams in OT
• DECATUR DOMINATES
• RE/MAX AGENTS AWARDED
• Commissioner Boggs sets town meeting for May 9, at OP library
• Ocean City recognizes town employees for decades of service
• Onlinebond sales result in savings of more than $858k for Ocean City
• ON YOUR MARK ...
• Body of young minke whale stranded in WOC to be displayed at Smithsonian
• Deputies ‘on the clock’ while patrolling Seacrets this summer
• Deadline to install lifts at pools, spas could be extended
• Free six-week course based on Stamford‘LivingWell’program
• Parents ask commisioners to increase county teachers’ pay
• West OC Park and Ride shuttle service offered this weekend
• MEDICINE DROP
• Defending American farm families
• Consider pay raise repercussions
• Political Cartoon
• Today’s political wars just don’t measure up
• IMPROVED SIDEWALK FOR SCHOOL
• Police raid at OC property in’11 leaves compensatory questions
• Raymond A. Pugh Sr.
• James Dennis Messick
• Charlon Hall McElroy
• Clinton Otto “Bud” Worsham
• John Joseph Zaniewski
• Louis Wilson Birch Jr.
• Barry Gates
• Blue Mass event to honor public safety employees and volunteers
• Seacrets trademark ruling upheld
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Parties unable to reach settlement in Berlin farm lawsuit case
• Fire department looks forward to arrival of new breathing units
• City mulls funding for WOC calls
• Body of missing man found in bay near 32nd Street
• County cancels outdoor burn ban
• Central booking system continues to cause controversy
• Scooter law hits major skid when PZ learns of some surprising effects
• COUNCIL SELECTS CITY MANAGER
• FETCH!
• ONGOING EVENTS
• OCEAN CITY LIONS SUPPORT OCPD PROGRAM
• THURSDAY, MAY 3
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 2
• ‘A TRACT OF LAND CALLED CARMEL
• AGH FOUNDATION PLANS 19TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
• TUESDAY, MAY 1
• MONDAY, APRIL 30
• SUNDAY, APRIL 29
• SATURDAY, APRIL 28
• FRIDAY, APRIL 27
• May luncheon will showcase fashions of Victorian period
• HANDELMAN ADDRESSES KIWANIS
• ROTARY CLUB HEADS TO EASTER SEALS CAMP FAIRLEE
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
• HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
• RETIRED NURSES DONATE TO AGH PROGRAM
• Ocean Pines Players to take ‘Summer of Our Discontent’ to Del.
• Quinoa is a seed, can be prepared like whole grains such as rice
• DINING GUIDE
• Canine skill contest, bird hunting show added to carving event line-up
• Spring bike events planned for this weekend around resort area
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Senior bowlers celebrate season’s end at Carousel
• Springfest four-day celebration kicks off Thursday at inlet lot
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Board Walkin’ for Pets
• LET THE DOGS OUT!
• Mallards tame Dragons on Monday, earn 11-4 victory in Berlin
• Tourney benefits Worcester County women’s group
• Seahawks come up big late against Crabbers
• Lady Mallards squeak out 13-11 win over Cougars
• Seahawks produce offensively, earn big wins
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Half marathon and 5k on tap for Saturday
• Lady Mallards’ team tops Seahawks
• RAFER TO PLAY FOR DSU
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Prices fall, housing affordability index on rise, NAR says
• NEW SKYE BAR TO OPEN MAY 6
• Ryan: artisan in a computer geek’s world
• ROTARY CLUB RECOGNIZES SNOW HILL TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
• Franchot pushes for post-Labor Day start to school year in Md.
• Casino owner wants to boost biz, but not with hotel, convention facilities
• Jackson, Johnson indicted in ’07 murder of Christine Sheddy
• The Public Eye
• Attendance requested for May 1 budget hearing
• Relay for Life event benefits ACS
• BunnyPaloza! support appreciated
• Unionizing should not be considered
• What happened to ‘open for business?’
• Cartoon
• Should council delay city manager’s hiring?
• Alan Randall Callaway
• Eunice Rayne Fisher
• James Wesley Andreas
• Margaret A. “Marge” Rozankowski
• Paul Theodore Charles
• Home show returns to Ocean Pines for third time
• Ocean City/Berlin Optimist Club celebrates 40 years of service
• June 8 is last day of school in Wor.
• MOTION MESSAGE
• WORCESTER WRITERS RECOGNIZED
• Legionnaires’ disease survivor sues Ocean City’s Plim Plaza
• St. Louis Ave. repaving project is an exercise in compromise
• More to resort-area scooter problem than ordinances address
• Resort Councilman Joe Hall announces bid for re-election in fall
• Wounded veterans honored during reception in Ocean City
• Board announces four candidates for superintendent of schools
• HALL’S CALL COULD DERAIL HIRING PROCESS
• RAIN DOESN’T DAMPEN RACE RESULTS
• Ward World Championship Wildfowl Carving Competition and Art Festival 2012
• Eastern Shore native brings Boston troupe to OC for performances
• Ocean City ‘Dine Out’ promo will benefit shelter
• Sunday concert will feature organist Jack Cook
• LEARNING ETIQUETTE AT WORCESTER PREP
• Every moment precious and needs to be cherished, Walker says
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 26
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25
• TUESDAY, APRIL 24
• MONDAY, APRIL 23
• SUNDAY, APRIL 22
• SATURDAY, APRIL 21
• FRIDAY, APRIL 20
• Branson entertainer to bring tribute shows to OC
• Make plans now for June tours of Warren Mansion
• ALOC names winners of annual Corporate Sponsor showcase
• DINING GUIDE
• Local vocalists set to compete this wknd. for top chorus award
• Delmarvians noted for generosity; thousands raised for Komen
• MOSAIC PICTURES
• EGG HUNT
• SPRING CHICKENS
• CHAMPION
• STEM TRAINING
• ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS
• DECATUR KEY CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS
• POSTERS WANTED
• Classifieds
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Pre-register for poker tourney to receive free chips
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• OC Arbor Day celebration planned for April 27
• Traffic delays expected Sunday
• BRUDER DONATES PERCENTAGE OF SALES
• Warshaw returns from studies in Israel
• PINK CONNECTION
• Sommers named executive director of Eastern Surfing Association
• Seahawks easily outscore Warriors
• Mallards ‘play their tails off’ in game against Calverton on Sat.
• Decatur track teams win Tuesday’s meet in Berlin
• SD tennis teams top Dragons and Warriors this week
• Victory over Warriors a ‘team effort’ by Seahawks
• Flag football offered in Ocean Pines
• Lady Mallards pull out victory over JMB Clippers
• SDHS LAX
• LADY MALLARDS OUTSCORE KNIGHTS 5-1 IN SECOND HALF, WIN GAME 12-5
• Changes affecting buyers and sellers
• Resort restaurants win top awards
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• PILATES 54 OPENS
• Candidates sought for Ocean Pines board of directors
• WIN THIS NEW HOUSE FOR $100
• Department of Liquor Control a success for Worcester County
• POETRY CONTEST WINNERS
• COLORS OF SPRING FASHION SHOW
• Franchot draws line in the sand: ‘Let summer mean summer!’
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Horse stables to be built on Beauchamp Rd. land
• John Hubert “Huggie” Dennis
• Charles J. Galiardi
• Doreen M. Miller
• Francis Xavier “Frank” Snoots
• Maurice “Mo” Constant
• Fourth-grade student writes poem about bullying
• Tax rate to increase bill for most
• Council should look for more cuts
• Property owners need to fight tax increase together
• Jay Walter Stephenson
• Euthanized pets ‘terrible situation all around’
• Cartoon
• MEA CULPA: PROPERTY TAX CREDIT EXPLAINED
• Burn ban issued in WorcesterCo.
• Photo
• Burbage rezoning decision delayed until next month
• Worcester Sheriff’s Office wants MOU with Seacrets
• Weeklong Take Pride in Berlin event kicks off with clean-up
• Berlin mayor proposes 5-cent reduction in property tax rate
• BIRDS AND BLOOMS
• Road block at 15th St. to be cleared in 30 days
• ALOC BREAKS GROUND AT 94TH ST.
• Resort public works department heads address aging workforce
• Online reservation program becomes issue of gov’t intervention
• Scooter ordinances may impact rental companies’ seasonal biz
• Planning Comm. addresses need for additional downtown parking
• OC Council approves cost-of-living bonus for full-time workers
• PREPARING FOR SUMMER
• DEWTOUR: WELCOME BACK!
• Saturday’s Boardwalk event is fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis
• Inaugural Komen Maryland Ocean City Race for the Cure set for April 22
• Rug hookers to converge at Dunes Manor Hotel
• DINING GUIDE
• ‘Fancy Food’ show introduces specialty foods and beverages
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 19
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
• TUESDAY, APRIL 17
• MONDAY, APRIL 16
• SUNDAY, APRIL 15
• SATURDAY, APRIL 14
• FRIDAY, APRIL 13
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• St. Jude walk set to take place Saturday in OC
• ACTIVE KIWANIS CLUB
• Hotel marks 25th anniv. with afternoon tea
• Ocean City seniors are never without their sense of humor
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Teenage Rust to release its second albumduring Relay for Life fundraiser
• COMEDY TOUR ADDS POSITIVE TWIST TO SUICIDE AWARENESS
• Lady Seahawks come up short Tues. against Rams, 3-0
• Decatur boys’ tennis team edges out Bayside rival Rams, 4-3
• Lady Mallards edge out Hillers on the road
• Worcester falls to Tower Hill by two goals
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Seahawks win track meet; boys take 2nd
• DECATUR EARNS 6-5 VICTORY
• NEW WALMART OPEN
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Add ‘curb appeal’ to house this spring with these spruce-ups
• PEEBLES TO OPEN AT FORMER GROCERY
• Wawrzeniak named American Legion top officer
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Police officer Gregory Sobus to retire after 24 years of service
• Ocean City Police Department K-9 teams receive certification
• MAAC recommends temporary taller bulkhead during storms
• BERLIN COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Berlin Town Council considers taller residences in some instances
• Courtland “Skip” Townsend
• David Lee Coiner
• Berlin mayor, council recognize Gerardi for ongoing renovations
• BERLIN HISTORIC COMMISSION
• Marianne L. Manning
• Phyllis Clara East
• Edwin B. Goodridge
• Mary Louis St. Leger
• Historic District boundary an issue at Berlin school
• Citizen reports lead to heroin arrests in Selbyville
• The Public Eye
• City Council gets good initial budget
• Cartoon
• Large turnout for Pinups fundraising event
• Concerns over council chastisement
• Spring celebration a success
• Merchants thanked for donations
• Local, state health statistics shared during annual OC conference
• Worcester Co. still leading state in unemployment percentage
• Crabcake Factory fundraiser to benefit cancer warrior Hedrick
• ALOC launches capital campaign
• Noccolino appointed convention center director
• For OCPD, knowledge is power -- even during off-season
• Household hazardous waste collection, E-Cycling set for April 21
• BOARD OF ELECTIONS
• Maryland legislature stalls out, leaves some work undone
• Windpowerdeadinwater again in Maryland General Assembly
• Boardwalk bathrooms: number one design, or number two?
• Flounder season opens with liberal size limits
• FIRST DRAFT HOLDS LINE ON OC TAXES
• WOC PETS TRAPPED, KILLED
• Cauliflower, a natural substitution for potatoes; similar texture
• EASTER TREATS FOR MEALS ON WHEELS
• HONORING VETS
• DINING GUIDE
• Snow Hill shops, galleries welcome spring
• MCBP, local Surfriders team up for annual Earth Day clean-up
• OCAA to present Mary Ann Jung as Amelia Earhart
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 12
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11
• TUESDAY, APRIL 10
• MONDAY, APRIL 9
• SUNDAY, APRIL 8
• SATURDAY, APRIL 7
• Photos
• FRIDAY, APRIL 6
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Ocean City’s Spring Clean-Up and yard sale set for April 14-15
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Last day to buy tickets for gala is next Friday
• BREAKOUT THEBONNETS
• Wins over Jaguars and Eagles boost team’s record to 6-0
• Lady Seahawks soar over Wi-Hi Indians, win contest 21-2
• Prep tennis teams tame Salisbury School Dragons
• Worcester’s boys’ lacrosse team takes down Herons
• SD softball team shuts out Jaguars, falls to Eagles
• Decatur tennis teams victorious over WiHi, Wash.
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Decatur track teams win last week’s meets
• Coach looking for more emotion
• LADY MALLARDS TOP SABRES
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Money-saving aid available to homeowners
• WELCOME BACK!
• RELIGION
• MVA on Wheels returns to Ocean City on April 10
• Celebration of the Arts in Ocean City
• Registration forJune plein air event in OC to open for artists
• National Distracted DrivingMonth draws attention to epidemic
• OC mayor completes media tour
• Photo
• Worcester’sGreen Award nomination deadline April 9
• The Public Eye
• Gambling’s expansion greeted with a shrug
• Cartoon
• Noise bothers Pines neighbors
• Worcester County Tourism launches scenic video contest
• Robert Lawrence Layton Sr.
• Elizabeth R. “Betty” Groves
• Polly Lee Phillips
• Francis Xavier “Frank” Snoots
• Elva Irene Zenk
• David Paul Chambers
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Buckets of Love donation deadline April 30
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Dept. of Ag. will now provide spraying in HOAs
• Slip in West OC available for commercial boaters
• Worcester County salaries total $24.7 million for ’11
• Photos
• Photos
• Republican women discuss Sharia Law effects on America
• Worcester waterline flushing schedule announced
• Wind bill blows through Maryland House, sets up Senate action
• Citizens earn ‘degrees’ for completing Ocean City University
• Table games measure has 1st House hearing
• CHARGES, REBUTTAL STIR UP UNION CALL
• TOP TEACHER
• DINING GUIDE
• OC Boardwalk museum to host book signing with Gordon Katz
• New ‘in’ food is actually an Old World dish from South America
• ‘FASTEST SHUCKER ON THE SHORE’
• ACT accepting advanced orders for annual plant sale
• Reader’s Digest seeks nation’s most interesting towns
• Ghost hunt on tap Saturday at Furnace Town in Snow Hill
• ‘Birds and Blooms’ fashion show, lunch to benefitWorcester breast cancer group
• Freeadmission days and ‘Negro League’ exhibit under way at Snow Hill museum
• Worcester arts council offering community arts develop. grants
• NICMAR DONATION BENEFITS SDHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
• ALOC groundbreaking set for April 15
• ECONOMIC LESSON
• SPRING MUSIC PROGRAM
• OCES COLLECTS $19,000 FOR AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
• JUMP ROPE FOR HEART
• BERLIN LIONESS CLUB MAKES DONATIONS TO 10 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 5
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4
• TUESDAY, APRIL 3
• MONDAY, APRIL 2
• SUNDAY, APRIL 1
• SATURDAY, MARCH 31
• FRIDAY, MARCH 30
• 2nd Annual ‘8x10 Art Show’
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Big Read’ author Tim O’Brien to visit Eastern Shore in April
• As magical as Easter Bunny is, lovable holiday icon still needs help
• Local athletes to join regional cheerleaders, dancers for wknd. competition
• BREWGRASS 2012
• Decatur track teams win first meet of ’12 season
• Howard: Seahawks struggling to click offensively, defensively
• Decatur boys’and girls’ hold Warriors, Eagles scoreless in first games of ’12
• Baseball squad scores 47 runs in two contests
• Seahawks bounce back after Parkside loss
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• SEAHAWKS NEARLY SHUT OUT VIKINGS
• WALMART TO OPEN APRIL 11
• Berlin Chamber begins membership drive April 4
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Turn owning a home into tax savings
• Kufchak named Auxiliary Officer of theYear
• Community Foundation president announces summer retirement
• GOLF COURSE IMPROVEMENT
• Dog park at Manklin Meadows expected to be complete in May
• Rt. 113 remains top priority for county
• OC EMPLOYEES RECOGNIZED
• CERT training to begin April 5
• WHO WILL BE WORCESTER’S TOP TEACHER?
• Burglary suspects found in Tenn.
• Resort business owner, McLaughlin, pleads guilty
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Town Council offers support for wine licenses at Berlin businesses
• The Public Eye
• Republicans for women’s rights
• States gaming competition obviously knows no bounds
• Cartoon
• Paul Edwin Clark
• County’s EASL program beneficial
• Concerns about senate bill
• Mark A. Vincent
• Elisha Warren Murray
• Marc L. Beaubien Sr.
• Nelson William “Bill” Chester Jr.
• Gladys B. Pecore
• Nicholas Ryan Townsend
• TEMPLE BAT YAM RAFFLE
• ‘BUCKETS OF LOVE’ CAMPAIGN KICK OFF
• CLUB WELCOMES PHILLIPS
• OPTIMIST ESSAY WINNERS ANNOUNCED
• REPUBLICAN WOMEN LUNCHEON
• Coastkeeper Phillips discusses need for clean water in Maryland
• Berlin looks to allow events at bed and breakfasts
• Photo
• BERLIN TOWN COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Trail plan in works for Berlin area
• Proposed ordinance would allow taller homes in Berlin
• Maryland’s offshore wind energy program attracts two more firms
• Fire department to start new outreach program in resort
• Council surprises city employees with additional paid day off
• Table games law clears Senate as House takes over
• North OC org. looks into wine festival, other uptown events
• SCOOTER SHOPS FACE DOUBLE WHAMMY
• DECATUR BASEBALL: POWERHOUSE LEAGUE
• DINING GUIDE
• TUESDAY, MARCH 27
• MONDAY, MARCH 26
• SUNDAY, MARCH 25
• SATURDAY, MARCH 24
• FRIDAY, MARCH 23
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 29
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28
• ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE WINNERS
• OCEAN CITY’S 31ST ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Altitude affects taste buds, so feed them with care
• Warmer weather brings people out for parade, other fun
• Show features mixed media in 8x10 format
• Decatur grads, OPPlayers pair for wknd. show
• IMPACT conference expected to draw 3,000
• DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?
• Decatur tennis teams stacked with experienced players
• Lady Seahawks hope to improve upon last season’s 12-5 record
• Iacona, Schorr to lead team on mound, behind plate
• SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Seniors stepup to lead 15-man Seahawk squad
• Lathroum takes over boys’ lacrosse
• SDHS: DEEP WITH TALENT
• BUSINESS EXPO
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Feb. sales volume shows signs of improvement
• DOLLAR STORE OPENS IN OC
• Michael P. Wright
• Diane E. Kitchens
• Walter H. Douthit
• Worcester Prep announces all-day kindergarten
• Changes to names proposed for property, body of water in Pines
• The Freeman Stage at Bayside officially kicks off season May 26
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Court of Appeals says man convicted of ’08 murder deserves new trial
• Food and wine pairing to benefit Coastal Hospice at the Ocean
• Dates announced for spring f lushing of OC water mains
• Resurfacing project completion planned for mid-May in OC
• Longtime SDHS principal prepared to serve in new role
• Sunfest selected as 2012 Free State’s Finest Best Festival
• SHA District Engineer Drewer marks 50 years
• ST. PATTY’S DAY 5K
• The Public Eye
• Step in promoting cleaner water
• Remembering city government
• Clooney in cuffs (plastic, that is)
• Maryland’s 284 judges to receive pay increase
• RulingwouldmakeiteasiertocarryfirearminMd.
• OPcommittee wants board to look into liquor sales to public at Beach Club in OC
• OCEAN CITY LIONS CLUB SUPPORTS OCEAN CITY/BERLIN LEO CLUB
• Resort facing tax boost like Worcester County?
• Cartoon
• Governor pushing for gas tax increase by end of session
• GIRL SCOUTS CELEBRATE 100TH ANNIVERSARY
• POLE POWER OWNER EARNS 2ND IN TRI-STATE EVENT
• County addresses slip swapping at WOC harbor
• Worcester residents will pay much more for mosquito control
• Burbage wants OP support for rezoning property
• Irish diplomat extends Hibernian handshake
• First wind turbine installation project clears Ocean City Council
• Ocean City Air Show set to take flight June 9-10
• Group requests additional events in north OC
• Days as bed and breakfast come to an end at Merry Sherwood
• Townsend’s body found, investigation continues
• GOING UP: YOURWORCESTER COUNTY TAX BILL
• SWEET OFFSHORE SESSION
• DINING GUIDE
• Contractors for a Cause expands into Worcester County
• ‘Intern’l Champion of Magic’ to perform at April fundraiser
• Photos
• Christian women invited to one-day conference in Salis.
• ’Tis March, when leprechauns outnumber pink elephants in OC
• Head-shaving event raises funds for fight against childhood cancers
• Native plant, heirloom tomato sale moving to Berlin
• Sham Jam proceeds to benefit fallen firefighters
• Photos
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• MONDAY, MARCH 26
• SUNDAY, MARCH 25
• SATURDAY, MARCH 24
• FRIDAY, MARCH 23
• THURSDAY, MARCH 22
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21
• TUESDAY, MARCH 20
• MONDAY, MARCH 19
• SUNDAY, MARCH 18
• SATURDAY, MARCH 17
• FRIDAY, MARCH 16
• ANNIVERSARY OF ’62 STORM
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 29
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28
• TUESDAY, MARCH 27
• FLOODED WITH MEMORIES
• APPEARING LIVE
• Expect traffic delays, practice caution Sat. during parade, festival
• The Grand Marshals
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• The Parties
• HOROSCOPE
• Break out the green attire and crock pot -- it’s St. Patty’s Day
• St. Patrick’s Day is anenchanted time a day to begin transforming winter’sdreams into summer’s magic
• Kick of St. Patrick’s Day festivities with brisk run on boards
• Large turnout for Worcester tennis teams
• SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Freshman goalie joins 11 veterans
• COACH GATES: EAGER TO SEE WHAT MALLARDS DO IN 2012
• Summer and year-round jobs available at fair
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Warren Buffet claims now is time to buy
• Taphouse Bar & Grille opens in 45th Street Village
• GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION
• OPA ‘gathering options’ for handling $1M it owes to IRS
• OCES REWARDS TOPS FEBRUARY STUDENTS
• RECYCLING ON ITS WAY
• WEBSTER INSPIRES PREP STAFF
• CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION
• SDMS TEAM EARNS FOURTH IN SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
• DAR WINNERS
• SNOW DAY
• Officials withdraw intent to seek federal funds for rail service
• The Public Eye
• City Hall of 30 years ago varied little from today’s
• Cartoon
• Mathias at resort home recovering from foot surgery
• Architectural standards could be beneficial in Berlin, planners say
• Greenspan suggests police-manned podiums on OC Boardwalk
• Pfc. Hunt to retire after 24 years of service to resort police dept.
• Men plead guilty to Pines robbery
• Kaczynski faces new charges from Dec. 16 car crash
• Harold J. “Buck” Gray Sr.
• Katherine M. Bounds
• Barbara A. Rounds
• Victor Hajimihalis
• Currence retires after 34 yrs. on job
• Sentenced for drawing gun in OC
• Downtown crash causes outages
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Wor. elementary, middle schools recognized for academic performance
• School promo offers students week free of homework
• Bill to seize county funds for education may have little effect in Worcester Co.
• OC Deveopment Corp. receives approval from City Council
• American Fireworks to present July 4 display in Ocean City
• HEAD OF WORCESTER SCHOOLS ‘BEGS’ FOR FULLY FUNDED BUDGET
• Road to council-manager government was rough 30 years ago
• Sprinkler law amendment fails in General Assembly
• DOWNTOWN POLE CLIPPED
• Saint Patrick’s Day Boardwalk 5K
• DINING GUIDE
• ‘Second Sunday’series looks at sheep on Assateague
• Seemingly simple scrambled egg recipe has much under surface
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 15
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14
• TUESDAY, MARCH 13
• MONDAY, MARCH 12
• SUNDAY, MARCH 11
• SATURDAY, MARCH 10
• FRIDAY, MARCH 9
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• It’s March and time for town tradition: wearin’ green
• DAR names JAC contest winners
• Handbell ringers gather in OC for spring festival
• Realtors manage local food drive
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• REJUVENATE
• Soccer tournament continues this weekend
• EWGA PREPARES FOR SEASON
• Seacrets’ annual free-throw contest set for Sunday
• Hardy places fifth at state tournament
• Hill successful at powerlifting event
• St. Patty’sDay 5k race kicks off March 17 festivities
• RUNNING CLUB INVITES ALL
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Realtors rally for homeowners in Annapolis
• Couple offers at-home care, services for aging residents
• BUNGALOW SEVEN TO OPEN SAT.
• Downtown Ocean City added to state’s Main Street program
• P&Z recommends scooter regulations to City Council
• 45TH STREET MAKEOVER
• Route113 is No.1 county priority
• Goolie E. Dennis
• Verna Isabelle Disney Brenner
• Humberto Jose Martinez
• Terry C. Diaz
• Mary Catherine West Hearn
• Shirley L. Diamantoni
• Mary V. Waldron
• Joyce L. Kinion
• County OKs plans for new building north of Wal-Mart
• GOOD LUCK ON ‘THE VOICE!’
• Bayscape mini grants available
• Church: state exerting toomuch authority
• Towns, OceanPinesseek county funds while realizing hard times
• The Public Eye
• THE HAWK HOPES FOR MORE ACCOLADES
• Political selection process needs tweaking
• Great celebration at Bonfire Restaurant
• Government stepping in on the fire code opt-out
• Cartoon
• POLICE BRIEFS
• CORRECTION
• OC police mourn loss of retired K-9, 11-year-old Jester
• Trial postponed for man accused of child porn offenses
• Judge in Hudson case has harsh words for Coastkeeper
• Budget seeks 1.5 percent increase
• Shift of pension funding to local jurisdictions
• CATCHING AIR
• Primary election deadlines near
• Altered traffic pattern starts Mon.
• Council relents on allowing commercial advertising on cabs
• City payroll figures available online
• City narrows list of candidates to half dozen for manager post
• COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• City to buy space for parking on Philadelphia Ave.
• Boater registration fee increase would improve waterways
• OC MAN GOES MISSING IN ASSAWOMAN BAY
• COMING? SEEMS IT’S ALREADY HERE!
• DINING GUIDE
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7
• TUESDAY, MARCH 6
• MONDAY, MARCH 5
• SATURDAY, MARCH 3
• FRIDAY, MARCH 2
• Photos
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 8
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Generally considered sacred, olive tree and its fruit are topic of the day
• New fundraising group adds an ‘unconventional’ twist to breast cancer awareness
• STORM OF THE CENTURY
• Seahawk swimmers finish sixth at states, girls 13th
• SDHS tops Eagles inopening roundof 3A East regionals
• St. Pat’s indoor soccer series continues this weekend
• Lady Seahawks fall in first round of 3A East Reg.
• Mallards fall to Holly Grove in ESIAC semis
• Petersen wins state high jump title
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• SEAHAWKS: STATE BOUND
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Look to saints to assist sales
• FASHIONS FOR LESS OPENS
• Annual report on resort government salaries
• SOUP BOWL PROJECT
• New businesses top topics of town hall gathering in Pines
• William H. Foster
• Dorothy E. Franz
• Nellie A. Gowar
• Betty Rae Jacobs
• The Public Eye
• Be aware when voting in upcoming election
• Just saying no to cut in interest deductions
• Property owner’s rental concerns
• Collective bargaining for all city employees
• Cartoon
• MUSIC FROM AFRICA
• Assateague Island: source of jobs, income and recreation
• MVA onWheels will be available March 6 near police station
• Pines pool closed temporarily for its semi-annual bath
• Natural gas pipeline on its way from Millsboro to Ocean Pines
• ‘FASHION EMERGENCY’ EVENT
• SHOWELL ‘HOOP SHOOT’ WINNERS
• Water service changes for Briddletown
• Trade Expo to showcase season’s newest products, services
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OCPD warns citizens of phone scam targeting family members
• Ocean City Police Department informs public of lottery scam
• Knowing warning signs can prevent teenage suicide
• Local company teams up with City Hearts, Adler
• Budget planning for OC fire dept. ahead of schedule
• Resort marketing concept must get to nuts and bolts, council says
• Horsemen, Mathias meet on compromise to Ocean Downs bill
• Are Program Open Space funds on chopping block?
• Proposed bill would add ‘veteran’ to Maryland driver’s licenses
• Students tackle county government issues during mock session
• If gay union bill survives, Hales will do court’s work
• YOUNG WHALE LOSES ITS WAY
• DINING GUIDE
• ROTARY CLUB SHOWS APPRECIATION
• TEENS PREPARE FOR MISSION TRIP
• DEMOCRATIC WOMEN DISCUSS ELECTION 2012
• St. Patty’s Day around the corner, it’s time for greening of Delmarva
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 29
• TUESDAY, FEB. 28
• MONDAY, FEB. 27
• SUNDAY, FEB. 26
• SATURDAY, FEB. 25
• FRIDAY, FEB. 24
• Photos
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 1
• APPEARING LIVE
• PIRATE ROB’S BIRTHDAY BASH
• HOROSCOPE
• Plan now for approaching bathing suit season
• AGH, OC Rec and Parks team up for free health talk
• Arts Council offering ‘Creating Comics’ workshops
• Spring fashion show, luncheon to benefit Women Supporting Women
• RAVENS ROOST 44 INSTALLS 2012 OFFICERS
• ELKS DONATE TO SHES
• AMERICAN LEGION DONATES TO WYFCS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Reflexology, reiki, massage offered during Berlin fair
• BRING IT ON
• Lady Seahawk to host Vikings today
• Seahawks to face Northeast Eagles
• Worcester Prep boys’ top Jaguars in ESIAC first-round action
• Lady Mallards fall to Sabres in first round of ESIAC tournament
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawks lose Bayside title to Rams
• St.Pat’s indoor soccer series kicks off today
• SEAHAWK BOYS NAMED REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
• Patient-centered medical home programs at AGH recognized
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Maryland mortgage interest deduction could be in jeopardy
• TRADING TREASURES
• Man convicted in January horse shooting on Assateague Island
• Edna Duvall Musgrove
• Jeanne Marie Kulski
• Eugene W. Bailey
• Helen M. Manning
• Roberta (Bertie) Frey Bolling
• William Arthur Tribbitt
• Two new K-9 dogs join Ocean City Police Dept.
• RESORT OFFICERS TAKE ‘POLAR BEAR PLUNGE’
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Police look for person of interest
• Johnson gets jail time, Jackson arrested in Sheddy murder case
• SEARCH AND … WELL, JUST SEARCH
• OH, HI!
• SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
• Community Legacy awards presented in resort, statewide
• Commissioner to lead town meeting in Pines on Saturday
• CASA VOLUNTEERS
• The Public Eye
• CORRECTION
• Reporter commended for thoroughness
• Noel Community thanks public for donation
• Pines Marina Deck closes
• Better fishing statistics help coastal economies
• Cartoon
• Ticket sales for ’62 storm anniversary dinner end March 2
• Schools can save by turning out lights, periodically
• Worcester County Board of Education adopts operating budget
• BOARD OF LICENSE COMM. BRIEFS
• Bars seek county approval to expand areas for Bike Week events
• 7-Eleven adopts new alcohol sales policy
• OPA board passes $13.35M budget for fiscal year 2013
• Homes, county structures no longer limited to 45 ft.
• GM to concentrate on Yacht Club, seek bids for new facility
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Fourth try at obtaining federal funds could be futile
• Ocean City government bond sale total increases with savings
• Downtown parking meter charges to increase beginning April 1
• Feds revise recreational fishing data, as some earlier reports awry
• Bitter bride vacations in OC at ex-love’s expense
• What’s behind the union push?
• RESORT WORKERS ASK FOR BARGAINING RIGHTS
• FIRST HORSES STROLL OCEAN CITY SHORELINE
• DINING GUIDE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, FEB. 23
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22
• MONDAY, FEB. 20
• SUNDAY, FEB. 19
• SATURDAY, FEB. 18
• TUESDAY, FEB. 21
• FRIDAY, FEB. 17
• Worcester students named to Wor-Wic Comm. College dean’s list
• Photos
• Tickets for Springfest headline acts available now
• Chamber seeking artists and crafters for Berlin events
• Waterfowl artists invited to enter 38th Md. design contest
• Commission to honor county’s most influential women
• Irish-American Club prepares for annual St.Patty’s celebration
• MIDDLE SCHOOL ART SHOW
• Is creating perfect meatball a basic fundamental endeavor?
• GALAXY 66: FRESH LOOK
• VALENTINE’S DAY SOIREE
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Boat Show benefits community youth programs
• February is height of OC social season; see calendar for events
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Death By CHOCOLATE
• Lady Seahawks earn 61-12 victory over St. Michaels Saints on Tuesday
• Mallards lose focus in third quarter, fall to Eagles
• WORCESTER PREP AWARDS
• Decatur grapplers eye 11th Bayside Conference title
• Eighteen Seahawks to compete in regional meet
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Mallards peak as ESIAC tourney begins
• Decatur earns 71-53 win over Saints
• SEAHAWKS STATEBOUND
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• EMBERS: NEW YEAR NEW LOOK
• Relief to tune of $20 billion on way for homeowners
• SHORE UP! offers free tax assistance
• Former antique shop in Berlin to become one-bedroom units
• Wolf earns OC volunteer award
• Council to discuss in summer how impact funds will be spent
• SHA to perform routine inspection on Route 50 bridge throughout week
• Restaurant Association of Maryland announces 2012 finalists
• The Public Eye
• Brief history of executive orders
• More than 1,000 days passed without budget
• Writer explains previous letter
• Screened or unscreened, it’s all common sense
• Cartoon
• Kevin J. Hall
• Leslie R. Lewis Jr.
• Robert H. Melvin Jr.
• Frances E. Collins
• Louise Norman Powell
• Barbara Ann Peregoy
• Alan Matthew Call
• Town Council agrees to continue providing funds to youth program
• If passed, bill would reimburse local family for lawsuit expenses
• Commission not persuaded to permit taller houses
• Berlin hopes to offer cheaper electric rates to non-residential customers
• Serious crime in resort drops 8.9 percent, according to report
• OC teen pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Holtzman retires from police dept.
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Mail carrier dies in Easton crash
• Millsboro man charged with metal theft from Perdue Farms
• Event company to bring laser show, fireworks to OC beach
• Franchot calls for school start after Labor Day
• Admin. offices closed for holiday
• Proposed bills would ease open window restrictions
• NEW BOARDS
• Resort council moves toproceed with bond sale
• Ongoing sidewalk project part of statewide endeavor
• GEESE GALORE
• Tourism board funding pitch well received
• UNDERCOVER CAB STING NETS 34 INDICTMENTS
• DINING GUIDE
• Seems Mother Nature doesn’t care what Punxsutawney Phil predicts
• THURSDAY, FEB. 16
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15
• TUESDAY, FEB. 14
• MONDAY, FEB. 13
• SUNDAY, FEB. 12
• SATURDAY, FEB. 11
• FRIDAY, FEB. 10
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• ANNUAL TRADITION
• Culinary competition encourages chefs to look closely at ingredients
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Fashion show, lunch to benefit local Red Cross
• 1,500 fans 18 artists 1 venue
• Seahawks fall short in second match-up with rival Crabbers
• Lady Seahawks crush Crabbers; will wrap up reg. season next week
• Loss to Parkside ends Seahawks’ winning streak in BaysideConf.
• SEAHAWKS SIGN WITH PA. COLLEGES
• Child advocacy center awarded community education grant
• Look at Obama’s blueprint for U.S. housing market
• Expo showcases latest products, services for ’12
• MOVIN’ ON UP
• John Baker Wheeler III
• George L. Wilkerson
• William E. Molloy III
• Margaret N. Lapp
• Virginia Allen Freeman
• Jennifer Lea “Jen” Conn
• Commitments sought for proposed OP sub-area water and sewer
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Commissioners to promote recycling during OC events
• Storm’s anniversary focal point of OC Museum Society dinner
• Ash Wednesday storm to be remembered by Museum Society
• Annapolis testimony recalls 1998 death of 8-year-old Berlin boy
• National approval for offshore wind paves way for state project
• Gas tax, mass transit fees considered to cover transportation improvement costs
• Study under way at Snow Hill intersection
• OOEY, GOOEY OOBLECK
• The Public Eye
• Life-saving drug shortages in America?
• Groves responds to Majernik letter
• Review facts before writing, reader says
• Get off Facebook, folks, and discuss real issues
• Cartoon
• Commissioner to leadtown meetingin OP later this month
• School staff levels are a wild card in budget process
• Maryland schools first in AP success for fourth straight year
• Melvin, Murray guilty in OP burglary case
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Applications will no longer be accepted for OC city manager search after Feb. 12
• Ocean City Tourism Director Deb Turk resigns
• Rate increase at existing meters nears approval
• Facebook comment leads to public argument
• Horseback riding now allowed on beach during specific hours
• Recycling containers temporarily relocated
• Ocean City Council sets noise restrictions for Boardwalk stores
• New citywide design guidelines will affect all OC neighborhoods
• STATE DEPT. DECISION COULD AFFECT OC BUSINESSES
• OCPD EDUCATES COMMUNITY ABOUT NEW TOOL
• DINING GUIDE
• Long list of area activities aim to keep February from being ‘funky’
• Preparing for special gathering process of questions, planning
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, FEB. 9
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8
• TUESDAY, FEB. 7
• MONDAY, FEB. 6
• SUNDAY, FEB. 5
• SATURDAY, FEB. 4
• FRIDAY, FEB. 3
• OCEAN 98 TALENT
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• GOLD MEDALIST
• 3D SHAPES
• HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
• New season of First Fridays begins in Snow Hill
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Berlin native off to Las Vegas after Ocean 98 talent competition win
• Can’t afford Indy? That’s OK ... These local hot spots will have game day specials that are fun and easy on the pocket
• Decatur swim squads win Jan. 31 meet against Milford Bucs
• Decatur boys edge out Indians; fall to Warriors
• Defensivepressurefrom Indians proves too much for Seahawks
• Twisters earn 13 first-place titles at Classic
• Decatur track teams secure Bayside titles
• SEAHAWK GRAPPLERS LOG THREE MORE WINS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Money under your mattress?
• SETTLING IN
• Outreach offered to Worcester needy at weekly soup kitchen
• CARING FOR AMERICA
• Gov. O’Malley emphasizes ‘jobs budget’ in State of State address
• Woman dies in alleged drunken-driving crash
• Trial set for man indicted in deathof former 707 bar owner
• POLICE BRIEFS
• TOPS AT WORCESTER PREP
• SDMS AFTER SCHOOL ACADEMY
• BOOKMARKS FUNDRAISER
• Thompson optimistic about rebound for golf after improvements
• Ocean Pines Yacht Club suggestions
• Which God?
• Favorable reaction to proposed new Country Club facility
• The Public Eye
• Writer defends political stance
• Thank you for generous donation
• Property owners should protect interests
• Are Tasers necessary for this ‘family’ resort?
• Cartoon
• Farm bureaus, businesses nationwide support Hudson family in legal battle
• Planning commissioner: new center will reduce flooding in area
• OCES RECOGNIZES TOP JANUARY STUDENTS
• MVA on Wheels returning Feb. 7
• Coca-Cola is new soft drink of OC
• Kenneth George Higdon
• Timothy John Curran
• John Pearse Quinlan
• John A. Swontek Sr.
• Will tax proposals affect housing market?
• State offers Web site for families choosing child care
• Illegal liquor purchase expected to return to Alabama this week
• New camping fees in effect at Assateague Island
• Public hearing set for shuttle fare increase
• Part-time OC homeowner missing
• OC officers begin Taser training this week; residents invited to weapon symposium
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Council supports rental stickers for noise complaint response
• Inlet parking rates will not change, other parking rates might
• Council awaits employees’ word on whether they will pursue union
• FORTITUDE
• DINING GUIDE
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1
• TUESDAY, JAN. 31
• MONDAY, JAN. 30
• SUNDAY, JAN. 29
• SATURDAY, JAN. 28
• Asparagus with goat cheese zabaglione: dish guests will never forget
• UPCOMING EVENTS:
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, FEB. 2
• FRIDAY, JAN. 27
• FOOTBALL FRENZY
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Emphasis on sportsmanship at OC recreation dept.
• Gloves, hats, socks and blankets needed for annual drive
• You are what you eat? Scary thought for fast food fans
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• HOPE GROWS
• Twisters boys fare well at Baltimore competition
• Decatur foursome remains undefeated in 3,200
• Lady Seahawk squad shows steady improvement
• Seahawks squeak out two-point win
• Grapplers easily handle Trojans
• Record tautog caught off coast of Ocean City
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Decatur swim teams record one win each
• Lady Mallards stay composed despite late pressure
• WORCESTER TOPS GUNSTON DAY
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Trendupdate: more buyers paying cash
• ANTIQUES DEALER FINDS NEW HOME
• WORCESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPPORTS UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
• Photo
• OCDC COMPLETES FAÇADE PROJECTS
• Superintendent’s proposed budget ‘identical’ to FY11
• Snow Hill Elem. awarded $100k grant fromTarget
• Maintenance of effort spending faces changes
• Eleanor Pearson Kelly
• Ann W. Rommel
• Jordan “Jerry” Gill Simpson
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• General Assembly tries again to allow nonprofit slots statewide
• Statewide gas tax increase not likely
• Gov. takes new tack on wind, promotes offshore energy plan
• The Public Eye
• Concerns over Ocean Pines Yacht Club
• Understanding significance of vote
• Now Ocean City Council has two elephants in the room
• Cartoon
• Former Neon Moon restaurant remains an eyesore for Berlin
• Booze permitted at Berlin music bash
• Man behind botched rape plan headed for prison
• Knightsname Cpl.Wawrzeniak ‘Officer of the Year’
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Former substitute teacher sentenced
• Committee mulls new hire, not outside contractor, for OP pool
• Deadline nears for curbside collection in Ocean Pines
• To lounge, or not to lounge: question at Yacht Club
• Pines GM presents budget proposal to scant crowd
• Menu, hours first changes at Yacht Club; others proposed
• Internet petition calls for state lawmakers to support Ava’s Law
• Bill would allow taxi background checks by OCPD
• Resort business community wary as parking charges loom
• Are Ocean City gov’t pay increases possible this year?
• OC EMPLOYEES CALL FOR UNION
• AND THE SHOW GOES ON...
• Easter Art, Craft Fair and Kid's Fair
• DINING GUIDE
• In honor of hun, Skip’s birthday, columnist Kemp loses her voice
• Embrace Eastern Shore advantage: shop local fish markets for quality seafood
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, JAN. 26
• WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25
• MONDAY, JAN. 23
• SUNDAY, JAN. 22
• SATURDAY, JAN. 21
• FRIDAY, JAN. 20
• BALTIMORE RAVENS ONE STEP CLOSER TO INDY
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Boykin to share ‘Blackhawk Down’ experience
• Photos
• KIWANIS WELCOMES TWO NEW MEMBERS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• ‘Beach Blanket’ blood drive set for next week in OC
• GOT TALENT?
• Strong and experienced Ravens out-swim Decatur
• Seahawk grapplers score big victories over Indians and Eagles
• Prep boys score early and often, never look back
• Missed scoring opportunities key in Seahawks’ loss
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Mallards come out fired up, take down Herons 21-14
• Decatur boys win Jan. 11 track meet
• SEAHAWKSFAILTOCAPITALIZE
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• ‘GenerationY’ ready to buy?
• CHURCH FOUNDERS RETIRE
• Man assaults police who see him urinating on sign
• Fisher and Blake sentenced for resort burglary
• Mental illness keeps Berlin sex offender from going to prison
• Dover teen sentenced to six years in prison for Ocean City assault
• Teen sentenced to five years for Ocean City rape
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Tax preparation volunteers needed for SHORE UP! Inc.
• Local AARP offers free tax preparation starting on Feb. 2
• IRS starts 2012 tax season with deadline extended to April 17
• PES named ‘Blue Ribbon’ school
• State funding proposed for Assateague State Park
• Gov. proposes $800M in spending cuts for ’13
• Maryland, Ocean City tourism officials to rally in Annapolis
• Thompson seeks public input regarding future of OP facilities
• OPA board approves lifetime golf memberships at Pines course
• Elizabeth S. Hemmick
• Irving S. Mumford III
• James M. Moore
• Turner Sheppard McLaurin
• Ernest F. Tubbs Sr.
• Beverly T. West
• Margaret R. Bowling
• Photo
• THe Public Eye
• Athletes and authors writer’s heroes
• Law, not county, was wrong in liquor buy
• Cartoon
• ‘Most Beautiful’ volunteers sought
• GROWING UP WILD
• Johns named Officer of the Year, other resort police recognized
• OCEAN PINES BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
• COUNCIL BRIEFS
• OUTDOOR UNITE
• Planning Commission wants to tackle Berlin design guidelines
• Photos
• Taxi oversight shift from OCPD seems unlikely
• Maryland schools rank top in nation for fourth consecutive year
• Citywide design guidelines ‘not clear enough,’ councilwoman says
• Noise regulations would limit music at Bdwk. shops
• Off-season horseback riding may get test run on resort beach
• OC Council approves August dates for much-anticipated Dew Tour
• County revenues looking bleak for years to come
• COUNTY ON LIQUOR PURCHASE: WE’LL TRY AGAIN
• ‘New’ nationwide super store coming soon
• DINING GUIDE
• THURSDAY, JAN. 19
• WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18
• TUESDAY, JAN. 17
• MONDAY, JAN. 16
• SUNDAY, JAN. 15
• SATURDAY, JAN. 14
• FRIDAY, JAN. 13
• BES CELEBRATES
• Localdoor-to-door sales of Girl Scout cookies under way
• New home base, same activities in place for ALOC
• INVITED TO THE WHITE HOUSE
• CASHING IN WILLET BILLS
• CHRISTMAS PARTY
• GROUP DONATES TO OCPD
• Why live in the virtual world when the real world is so much fun?
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• MCBP group to lead discussion on alternate energy at the Globe
• Coastal Hospice Palliative Care seeks volunteers
• HOROSCOPE
• OC church to lead 13th annual Blessing of theWater
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Though frying considered easy task, preparing perfect batter crucial
• Donald’s Duck Shoppe presents art festival, craft show
• ‘CATCH’ LATEST GOODS, SERVICES
• Lady Seahawks out-swim Easton Warriors during Jan. 10 competition
• Decatur grapplers score victories over Kent Island and Reservoir
• Lady Seahawks take down county rival, Snow Hill Eagles
• Seahawks have strong second half in win over Snow Hill Eagles
• Lady Seahawks win Jan. 4 swim meet; boys’ team ties for second
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Turnovers a problem for Lady Mallard squad
• MALLARDS FALL BY THREE POINTS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• FHA waives law against ‘flipping’ houses in 2012
• T-SHIRT LINE TAKES AIM AT BULLYING
• Elinore A. Kocman
• Anthony J. Slechta
• William Michael “Mike” Beck
• Stephen J. Doherty
• Louis Raymond “Lou” Voir
• WORCESTER YOUTH AND FAMILY NAMES NEW BOARD
• Christmas tree drop-off site will be available
• Peter Hotton Wanner
• Berlin customers may soon get credit for producing electricity
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Coastal Hospice seeks $500k state bond for Berlin facility
• Twisters owner plans large activity center on former Tyson site
• Resort’s annual ‘Winterfest of Lights’ brings in more than $512k
• OC Council raises debates on taxi medallions, scooter licenses
• New billing rate for sewer in ’13
• Former antique store on Main Street in Berlin being renovated
• Offshore wind project could be aired during GA session…again
• Casino at Ocean Downs makes $45 million in 2011
• NEW JETTY TOWER DELIVERED
• Volunteers sought for VITA Tax
• AARP offers free tax preparation
• IRS kicks off tax season with deadline extended to April 17
• Saddened by Kodak’s future
• Writer questions Obama’s actions
• Design guidelines will have to walk a fine line
• Cartoon
• Downtown traffic detours to St. Louis Avenue begin Mon.
• AUXILIARY MAKES SIZABLE DONATION TO AGH
• Council working to establish resortwide design guidelines
• OC Chamber lobbies state on tourism business
• CANDLES FOR AVA
• Ocean City assault nets Beltsville man three-year prison sentence
• Newark Fire Company treasurer going to jail for stealing money
• SATURDAY STROLL
• Ocean City Council tuning up Bdwk. noise violation ordinance
• Community invited to hearing on budget
• Thompson plans to hire management for Ocean Pines Yacht Club
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Alleged Pocomoke arsonist Deshields not guilty
• Judge finds Farmer guilty of armed robbery in Ocean City incident
• Admin. offices closed for holiday
• OC Chamber seeks study about seasonal unemployment rate
• OC Bike Fest to feature Charlie Daniels Band, Grand Funk Railroad
• PG Co. deputy sheriff guilty of assault in resort
• Manure management key regarding horseback riding on OC beach
• FRANCHOT AT ODDS WITH COUNTY LIQUOR DISPENSARY...AGAIN
• Candles for Ava
• DINING GUIDE
• CITY HALL OPEN HOUSE
• THURSDAY, JAN. 12
• WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11
• ONGOING EVENTS
• TUESDAY, JAN. 10
• MONDAY, JAN. 9
• SUNDAY, JAN. 8
• SATURDAY, JAN. 7
• FRIDAY, JAN. 6
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Relay for Life kickoff event set for Jan. 12
• Youth Rally celebrates 25 years in Ocean City with surprises
• DOWNRIGHT TROPICAL
• Seahawk grapplers endWarrior Duals with 3-5 record
• SDHS SWIMMERS PLAN ‘FLAPJACK FUNDRAISER’
• RAVENS ROOST 44 RAISES $3,800 FOR PENGUIN SWIM
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Holiday fooddrives at casino, racetrack net 4,400 pounds
• Lady Seahawks dominate rival Crabbers in 37-point win
• SEAHAWKS CRUSH CRABBERS
• What middleman appraiser guidelines mean to consumers
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• GREENE TURTLE CONTINUES TO EXPAND
• Paul and Timothy Day
• Joseph F. Wilson Jr.
• Joseph M. Zimmer Jr.
• Joan Redden Bunting
• Eugene George Czapiewski
• Myrtle Hall Hurdle
• Kenneth Taylor Eldridge
• Raymond L. Adkins Sr.
• PINE’EER CRAFT CLUB DONATES $3,725
• CRAFT CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS
• Genius of Italian cookery is that it can be simple or elaborate
• William C. McCoubrey
• KIWANIS RINGS THE BELL FOR SALVATION RED KETTLE
• KIWANIANS MAKE HOLIDAY CHEER
• Christmas tree drop-off sites available county-wide
• MVA on Wheels returns to Ocean City next week
• NEW BOARDWALK
• Rec. and Parks Dept. resurrects Adopt-A-Park program in OP
• Thompson seeks public input on Yacht Club, Country Club proposals
• Hospital, worship centers partnership leads to improved health
• Commissioners vote for study of Ocean Pines operations facility
• Diakonia crisis shelter prepares for 40th anniversary celebration
• Knight questions Hall’s comments
• Following numbers in OC tax rate talks
• Cartoon
• COUNTY BRIEFS
• THE FED’S REPLY:
• Letter to federal Reserve Bank Chairman
• Thanks from the Noel Community
• Plan Maryland passage offers funding for smart growth
• RAVENS ROOST 44 HONORS KENDALLS
• Moreprograms, more efficiency on tap at Atlantic Gen. Hospital
• Stamp design contest under way
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Alleged child porn offender maintains taxi license
• Candlelight vigil, fundraisers planned for hospitalized toddler
• Assateague Island Alliance discusses nearby parks
• Tickets now on sale for Springfest 2012 live performances
• Owner has until April to tear down aging buildings
• Winterfest of Lights holiday spectacular breaks attendance record
• CITY HALL OPEN HOUSE
• PARTY LIKE IT’S 2012
• POLICE BRIEFS
• City Council votes not to replace retiring police captain Bokinsky
• EMT TRAINING
• Vacationer pleads guilty to summer crime
• Bunting retires after more than 31 years with resort police dept.
• City recalculates stormwater fee to make it fair for all property owners
• Reduced property assessments mailed to resort residents
• MORNING GLORY
• YOUTHFUL FUNDRAISERS
• TOP READER
• HOLIDAY OF MUSIC
• SDMS HONORS U.S. VETS, ACTIVE SERVICE PERSONNEL
• OCES GIFTS HUMANE SOCIETY
• OUT&ABOUT
• DINING GUIDE
• ‘Fenwick Freeze’ to raise funds for local lifeguardassociation
• Use ultra-rich eggnog for superlative 2012 holiday breakfast
• Lynn, Survivor and Money headline acts for Springfest 2012
• FreeNewYear’s rides offered in municipallimits
• Looking back…
• BES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• Sponsors sought for inaugural Komen race in OC
• EASTER SEALS PARTICIPANTS ENJOY DAY OF GOLF
• PLUNGE
• Still time to plan New Year’s Eve fête on the town
• Kick off ’12 with brisk walk along Assateague beach
• Seahawks lose tight match to Sussex Central Knights
• MEMORABLE EVENTS IN ’11
• Decatur girls top Pocomoke
• Mortgage rates at all-time low as 2011 closes
• Decatur teams finish second
• Resort brings home number of RAMhonors
• BUSINESS CHANGES IN 2011
• POLICE BRIEFS
• WHOOPS!
• Greenberg sentenced to 20 years
• Department of Liquor Control replaces LCB in Worcester in 2011
• ‘KING’ BRINGS JOY TO WCDC CLIENTS
• Window woes carry into 2011
• Rev. Dr. Fred M. Bruner
• Lynn Michael Engh
• Pearle Curtis Tatterson
• Ernest L. Hastings
• Worcester Youth & Family takes Berlin youth coordinator position
• Town of Berlin attracts visitors with variety of events
• Town wants windows, not boards on openings
• County, other administrative offices closed for holiday
• City Hall open house continues as New Year’s Day tradition
• Anonymous allegations against OCPD follow K-9 officer’s resignation
• Resort council, FOP agree on two-year contract
• Weistling gets three years for domestic assault, police standoff
• Toddler hospitalized after high-speed Dec. crash at 142nd Street
• The Public Eye
• LITERARY LADIES OF OCEAN PINES CELEBRATE 2011
• Football games are patriotic events
• Giving is caring by parishioners
• Thanks for support for fundraiser
• Helping business needs to be priority in 2012
• Political Cartoon
• Brushmiller answers nationwide query for Berlin brewmaster
• ANOTHER DOWNTOWN FAÇADE PROJECT COMPLETED
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Limited access Carrollton Lane becomes two-way
• Six-year veteran Dan Stachurski rejoins OPA board
• Thompson looks to rebuild Yacht Club, Country Club
• Residents, board work together to build dog park
• Pines gives up on legal battle over land for YMCA
• Jesters bid farewell to Boardwalk
• LOOKING BACK: ART LEAGUE GETS NEW [TEMPORARY] HEADQUARTERS
• Dare voted out of city manager post
• Council battles over lower benefits budget during much of 2011
• Route 589 project moves forward
• County breaks ground on treatment plant
• Controversy at Hudson farm continues in 2011
• Residents angered by request to test Hardwire products
• Resort area’s first casino opens on Route 589
• Hurricane Irene hits Ocean City
• Ocean City bans imitation marijuana, paraphernalia
• Residents to benefit from new curbside recycling program
• Performing arts expansion OK’d for convention center
• Ocean Pines dog park group nearing fundraising goal
• More foot traffic sought for areas outside barricades
• SHA to begin final phase of guardrail project on Rt. 90
• Wage raise for H-2B workers delayed until October
• General Assembly to discuss state taxes, budgets beginning Jan. 11
• As young victim recovers in Balt. hospital, suspect arrested again
• OC CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT 2011
• OCPD Chief DiPino says formerK-9 officer never paid for dog’s surgery
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• Dear Santa...
• NOEL Community to serve free dinner on Christmas Day in OC
• DINING GUIDE
• SANTACON 2011
• Untitled
• ‘Eastern Shore Got Talent’ event to showcase regional vocalists
• Miracle: can you recognize and accept this magnificent gift?
• THURSDAY, DEC. 29
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28
• TUESDAY, DEC. 27
• MONDAY, DEC. 26
• SUNDAY, DEC. 25
• SATURDAY, DEC. 24
• FRIDAY, DEC. 23
• Photos
• SECOND ANNUAL WYFCS BLOODY MARY CONTEST
• APPEARING LIVE
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• HOROSCOPE
• Annual Christmas bird count scheduled next week in Worcester
• Free New Year’s transportation offered within Ocean City limits
• Resort-area bars, restaurants make New Year’s plans
• INAUGURAL CONTEST REWARDS SANTASOFALL AGES (AND BREEDS)
• Lady Mallards fall to Royals by 2 in overtime
• Boys’track team finishes second; girls place third
• Seahawk grapplers get wins over Warriors, Eagles and Bulldogs
• MALLARDS TOP FLAMES; FALL TO ROYALS
• Berlin gymnast wins top honor at holiday event
• Lady Seahawks topIndians, but boys fall short
• Seahawks struggle against Bucs’ defense
• SOLID SEAHAWK PERFORMANCE
• Worcester County unemployment rate continued upward climb
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Local USDA office closes; new contact for customers
• SUBWAY NOW OPEN IN WHITE MARLIN MALL
• Christmas tree drop-off sites to be available throughout county
• Photo
• Penguin Swim two weeks away
• Ocean Pines residents to get curbside recycling service in 2012
• Photos
• Photos
• Resort offering plants to citizens
• Assateague Island passes available
• Free counseling, help available to county businesses
• County tops in financial reporting, receives award
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Council promotes cooperation among businesses and casino
• O’Malley deal with Exelon touted by wind energy backers
• OCEAN CITY ELEM. NAMES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• The Public Eye
• Thanks for support to animals
• Merry Christmas
• Cartoon
• Photo
• SantaCon a merry Christmas success
• Another Christmas tale from a child
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Extensive OC city manager search to end by March 2012
• Combined convention center, tourism leader supported by board
• Newark man to be sentenced in Jan. for sex crime
• OCPD offers holiday crime prevention tips
• John W. ‘Pop’ Martin
• George H. ‘Sam’ Arvin Jr.
• OCPD loses long-time captain, welcomes six additional officers
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Former OC K-9 officer refuses money from council for surgery
• Photos
• Worcester Tech promotes career preparedness for students
• Maryland lottery ‘believes it is time’ to offer its game online
• Md. one of nine to win Race to the Top early learning challenge
• County schools seeking budget that maintains existing services
• Towns, OP, county announce holiday closings
• Parents request funding to uphold school standards, class sizes
• Temporary tower marker for inlet jetty arrives at municipal airport
• Violent car crash leaves toddler in induced coma
• HONEY, I’M HOME
• SCALES AND TALES
• CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
• OCES THIRD-GRADERS DONATE TO SHELTER
• Ocean Pines ‘Toys for Tots’fundraiser to feature Charles
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, DEC. 22
• MONDAY, DEC. 19
• SUNDAY, DEC. 18
• SATURDAY, DEC. 17
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21
• TUESDAY, DEC. 20
• FRIDAY, DEC. 16
• DINING GUIDE
• Country star Suzy Bogguss to perform in West OC
• NOEL Community set to serve annual Christmas dinner
• Santa better get on the ball! No more lollygagging on Delmarva
• With Christmas approaching, ‘art of entertaining’ lesson of the day
• ‘WHY VULTURES ROCK’
• SDHS ACTORS PRESENT ‘TORTOISE AND THE HARE’
• STORYTIME
• CHALLENGE COURSE
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• County ‘Adoptive Parents of the Year’ provide home for foster children
• HOROSCOPE
• BES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• WYFCS to hold second Bloody Mary event Sun.
• SANTACON ’11
• Twisters Gymnastics boys’ and girls’ teams perform well at meets
• Boys win track season opener; girls take second
• Decatur boys’ team dominates Cambridge in pool
• Lady Seahawk squad falls to Clippers and Warriors
• Boys struggle with turnovers against Bennett Clippers
• Slow starts hamper Worcester Prep boys’ squad
• Seahawks take down Saints in season opener
• LADY MALLARDS EARN VICTORY OVER EAGLES
• Resort business leaders attend job creation summit
• LIGHT UP DOWNTOWN OC
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Obama Admin keeps score on loan servicers
• COLOSSAL PLANS FOR GALAXY
• REPUBLICAN WOMEN CELEBRATE HOLIDAY
• PARK RANGER SPEAKS TO DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
• FRESH PAINT
• CHILDREN’S HOUSE DONATION
• Katie ‘Kitty’ Cook
• Thomas E. Seitz Sr.
• Gerald M. Peake
• William ‘Bill’ Kane
• David A. Seibold
• Assateague Island Nat’l Seashore now has 2012 passes available
• GRAND OPENING AT LA HACIENDA
• Delmarva Power seeks change in Maryland delivery rates
• Missed in 2011, Thunderbirds slated toheadlineJuneAir Show
• County officials to attend annual winter conference
• Community input helps shape superintendent search
• Delegation supports traffic signal at Snow Hill intersection
• Cameras and additional police among suggestions for Bdwk.
• The Public Eye
• Quiet Resorts event a success
• OC women offers 2011 Christmas poem
• ‘What is fair?’ writer asks
• Davies thanks humane society supporters
• Anonymous charges require verification
• Cartoon
• HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Four men arrested in marijuana trafficking busts
• OCEAN CITY GETS NEW FIRE TRUCKS
• Thompson reports on Yacht Club, Country Club proposals
• Leaves covering driveways and lawns an issue in Ocean Pines
• SDHS FOOD DRIVE
• Town offering plants to citizens in beach district
• Williams suggests painted lines to mark Berlin parking spaces
• Canine owners hope to have dog park in Berlin
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Berlin to permit drinking on some streets for New Year’s Eve
• SARAH’S PANTRY AT COMMUNITY CHURCH
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Summer weekdays in OC next year to feature entertainment series
• Firmer enforcement on horizon for rental properties in resort
• OCPD: ANONYMOUS BLOG POSTS CITE MISCONDUCT
• SERENITY AT SUNSET
• Ocean City, Maryland Based Magician On AGT
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, DEC. 15
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
• TUESDAY, DEC. 13
• MONDAY, DEC. 12
• SUNDAY, DEC. 11
• SATURDAY, DEC. 10
• FRIDAY, DEC. 9
• Campfire, storytime planned at Assateague Island
• Pine Tones to present annual Christmas concert Dec.16, in OC
• DINING GUIDE
• CHILDREN’S HOUSE HONORS LANDMARKS
• Though Christmas is weeks away, Santa pays visit to resort writer
• ‘ITWAS JUST A DREAM...’
• Photos
• CHRISTMAS PARADE RESULTS
• OCEAN CITY PARROTHEAD CLUB’S ‘HOTS FOR TOTS’ CHILI COOKOFF
• APPEARING LIVE
• Marine Corps to hold series of Toys for Tots drives throughout area
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• HOROSCOPE
• Mother’s Cantina takes top honors in Chili Cookoff
• MODEST DONATIONS, IMMEASURABLEWORTH
• Dragons, Jags take down Lady Mallards in Salis.
• Mallards strong defensively, show improvement on offense
• Short-handed Decatur squad take first game
• Seahawk swim teams sweep Easton in first meet of season
• Lady Seahawks kick off season with big victory
• NEARLY 700 WRESTLERS TO BATTLE IN ‘WAR ON SHORE’
• WACS Center temporarily relocated
• HANDMADE QUILTS
• Serene Hotel & Suites to get facelift
• Frontier Town campground named one of nation’s favorite parks
• SILKY’S STOP-N-SHOP OPEN
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Loan limits reinstate by Cong ress
• Casino hosts food drive Dec. 12-16
• Thompson proposes new Yacht Club, Country Club for Pines
• Berlin antique store burglers arrested after pawning items
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Weistling sentenced to three years for assault
• HOLIDAY WRAPPINGS
• Robert F. “Capt. Bob” Gowar
• Clinton H. Scott
• Annual Assateague foal naming rights auction continues online
• PlanningComm. approves office buildings, bank
• SHILOH MINISTRIES
• Cartoon
• The Public Eye
• Pickles event raises money for ACS
• Ocean City Christmas parade a success
• Feline rescue group cares for feral cats
• Budgeting and finding balance of needs vs. wants
• Table games could jolt flat revenues at Worcester casino
• Commissioners discuss nuisance properties in Wor.
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Photo
• MCBP updating 1999plan to improve local bays
• Two Maryland Title I elementary schools receive national awards
• Analysis indicates education cuts may hamper economy
• Schools submit budget requests to Board of Ed
• Free temporary home on 94th Street for ALOC
• County offers Flumist vaccine
• Expected decline of 15 percent for resort property assessments
• Nationwide decision to limit number of foreign students could hurt OC business
• Filling new resort auditorium could mean higher priced tickets
• Kelly Allmond named new Ocean City Clerk
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Council leaves national search for city mgr. to Richmond firm
• Commissioners: Friday fatality at noted intersection was final straw
• COUNCIL GIVES DARE SEPARATION PACKAGE
• HOLY MOLY, HE DOES EXIST!
• Photos
• Swim with Santa in Ocean Pines
• Country superstar to perform in West Ocean City this month
• Thanksgiving at daughter’shome good way to start holiday season
• Stuffed mushrooms popular hors d’oeuvres any time of year
• DINING GUIDE
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7
• TUESDAY, DEC. 6
• MONDAY, DEC. 5
• SUNDAY, DEC. 4
• SATURDAY, DEC. 3
• FRIDAY, DEC. 2
• Christmas show at Route 611 venue to benefit OC church
• Best artwork of year on display at Art League gallery
• Old-fashioned church service among events planned at museum
• ‘First Friday’in Snow Hill offers holiday discounts, celebrations
• THURSDAY, DEC. 8
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Jazz artist Gregg Karukas: Home for the Holidays
• First-ever tree-lighting ceremony set for tonight in OP
• Share breakfast in Ocean Pines with Old Saint Nicholas
• Monthlong ‘Victorian Christmas’ kicks off this weekend in Berlin
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Santa Claus is coming totown
• Annual contest benefits regional families in need
• Decatur volleyball players recognized
• Number of newcomers join veteran athletes
• Martinek takes over as Decatur wrestling coach
• WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Three Seahawk veterans to lead ‘gutsy’ squad
• Seahawks’will use height as advantage
• MILLER JOINS SEAHAWK STAFF
• DIAKONIA DONATION
• Helpful tips for landlords
• Gov. seeks to limit use of visa workers
• Annual toy safety report released
• BAILEY'S PHARMACY CLOSES
• Rose Marie Bosley
• Donald H. Jeffery
• Dorothy R. Melcher
• JoAnne Barbara Wade (Mulcahy) Donovan
• Robert Walsh Watts
• Frederick Raye “Bud” King
• Thomas Moore Quigley
• Ocean City Police Department gears up for holiday toy drive
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Berlin man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• Ocean City bus driver found guilty of stealing fares
• OC police department forfeiture funds running low
• ’TIS THE SEASON
• The Public Eye
• Action request from humane society
• ‘Politics as ususal’ in state government
• Community thanked for support
• Writer defends adult shop
• Bailey’s closes, another tradition says goodbye
• Cartoon
• OC fire department prepares for arrival of new, modern gear
• Delmarva Power donates thousands of smoke alarms to Eastern Shore
• Berlin gives OK to alcohol at some events
• Compliance with new ordinance sought in Berlin
• GETTING THERE …
• EVENING PADDLE
• Photos
• Winterfest attendance during holiday wknd. largest in decade
• Council makes preparations for probable snow in resort
• Online sales of Ocean City-owned property booming
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Business to leave Main Street, move to side street
• More parking meters in Ocean City could fund street repair
• Natural gas coming, slower than expected
• New absentee voting rules weighed for OC
• SHOPPING SEASON STARTS
• OUT & ABOUT
• SPECIAL COLLECTION
• Ocean City museum to hold open house, offer free admission
• Proceeds from art exhibit, sale in Berlin will benefit MCBP
• DINING GUIDE
• Shopping extravaganza on tap this weekend in OC
• BES LESSON
• NATURAL RESOURCES
• WILSON RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• GRANDPARENTS DAY
• SOCCER TEAM CELEBRATES SUCCESSFUL SEASON
• MBS GOLFERS CLOSE 2011 SEASON
• ‘Holiday Wrappings’ show to benefit American Cancer Society
• Resort offers so many activities, there is always something to do
• WINTERFEST GALA
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• What to do with leftovers from Thanksgiving feast?
• Celebrate holiday victorian-style
• Furnace Town museum to host old-fashioned Christmas event
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Holiday Arts Night focuses on local artists, businesses
• BERLIN KICKS OFF SERIES OF AREA CHRISTMAS PARADES
• Joseph C. “Dick” Truitt
• Bette Davis Bradley
• Thanksgiving dinner provided for families by local churches
• HARBOR WORK
• POLICE BRIEFS
• WORCESTER PREP FALL SPORTS AWARDS
• WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Seahawks recognized with Bayside Conference awards
• Players young, but tenacious, Rogers says
• THREE VETS LEAD ’11 SQUAD
• Bargains, Santa highlight mall’s Christmas kickoff
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Give thanks for blessings in ’11
• Holiday decorating contests under way in Ocean City, Pines
• Roadway improvements continue
• Audit reveals Berlin in sound financial condition
• Municipal, county and Pines offices to close for holiday
• OCEAN PINES BRIEFS
• NEW SIGNS
• Pines GM seeks big bucks for improvements to golf course
• Ocean Pines administration building recieves a makeover
• Public Eye
• READERS’ FORUM
• Cartoon
• Maryland Assoc. seeking input in for Andes’ replacement
• Maryland hospitality industry’s priorities reviewed
• School spending maintenance of effort regulations cut in half
• Thankful for ability to help less fortunate
• Charges filed against woman who made improper calls to council
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Tourism Advisory Board still tries to redefine itself
• BikeFest approved for second year in Ocean City
• West Ocean City, Pines restaurants may now offer liquor
• Buxy’s fined for workers drinking after closing time
• La Hacienda prepares to open in Ocean Pines
• TABLE GAMES IN OC?
• ‘SANTA! SANTA’S COMING!
• SEASON FOR GIVING
• Photos
• Photos
• Resort series donates more than $186k to American Cancer Society
• Photos
• WORCESTER COUNTY VETERANS DAY
• Youth conference to feature speakers, musical acts
• Photos
• Furnace Town planning holiday celebration, Christmas service
• Rising cost of grocery items makes ’11 Thanksgiving costly feast
• DINING GUIDE
• WYFCS RECOGNIZED
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, NOV. 24
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23
• TUESDAY, NOV. 22
• MONDAY, NOV. 21
• SUNDAY, NOV. 20
• SATURDAY, NOV. 19
• ‘MIRACLE IN MIDTOWN’ TO BENEFIT ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
• FRIDAY, NOV. 18
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Holly-Days’ continues in Berlin
• Washington National Opera to perform at Del. Tech next month
• OC Pink Ribbon Classic records biggest year ever
• Winterfest Gala returns tonight
• Noel Community seeks holiday donations
• Ocean City, Berlin churches welcome all guests for Thanksgiving feast, fellowship
• Photo
• Seahawks fall to Atholton Raiders in reg. semifinals
• Stephen Decatur athletes recognized for fall performances
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Buckman ends year with 31st place finish at statewidefinals
• Berlin native Wyatt takes basketball career overseas
• TATE: LIVING THE DREAM
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Small businesses offering Thanksgiving weekend sales nationwide
• HABITAT BREAKS GROUND ON FLOWER ST. HOME
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• MCBP NAMES NEW ‘SPOKESDOG’
• OP board renames pond Veterans Memorial Lake
• MAAC discusses Ocean Pines flooding, boat ramp
• Pines to widen Carrollton Lane and turn it into a two-way road
• OC election date to stay in October
• Jennifer ‘Louise’ McCabe
• James Edward Kopper
• Funds lacking for necessary county transportation projects
• The Public Eye
• Too much privacy
• Moore honored at Service Award Gala
• What happened to ‘family atmosphere’?
• Pines Association discusses liability of marking land shoal
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• County supports Easton facility for mail processing
• Funds allocated for Pines Plaza sewerage project
• Federal grant will coordinate transit for Eastern Shore veterans
• Reflections of Life offer available at reduced prices
• Surfrider Foundation thanks OC businesses
• Give tourism group Independent authority
• Cartoon
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Snow Hill drug dealer sentenced to 10 yrs. in prison
• Berlin holds several special events to attract visitors
• SAFER SIDEWALKS
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Alcohol could be permitted on Berlin streets and sidewalks
• Assistance available for energy bills
• Larmore presents Ocean City fire department’s annual report
• Town pledges clearer communications during future hurricanes
• TAB addresses future identity
• Resort business community grills politicians on taxes
• Renovation trend replaces building boom in resort
• Leighton Moore honored with Glick Community Service Award
• Design guidelines offered by PZ for all of Ocean City
• CONVENTION CENTER DIRECTOR RESIGNS
• TANK TOPPER
• Berlin’s Legions plan joint recruitment day
• Area will honor veterans with multiple events
• DINING GUIDE
• AARP holiday show will be in Crystal Ballroom
• THURSDAY, NOV. 17
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16
• TUESDAY, NOV. 15
• MONDAY, NOV. 14
• Household hints go better with cranberry champagne
• SUNDAY, NOV. 13
• SATURDAY, NOV. 12
• FRIDAY, NOV. 11
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Feast of St. Martin tradition gets new life
• Winterfest Gala returns after taking year hiatus
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Winterfest lighting up next Thurs.
• It’s not just a studio, it’s a return for a teacher of arts
• Photo
• Not So New Newlywed game to benefit ‘Message of Hope’
• Junior Dolphins top Black Knights
• Engh featured on Golf Central
• Pines Mediacom meeting successful
• Decatur edged out in quarterfinals
• Seahawks top county rival Eagles 56-20
• Decatur boys fall in regional championship
• Lady Seahawks shut out in 3A East Regional semifinal match
• Buckman prepared for state cross country meet
• Plans approved for theater and bowling alley
• Chipotle Mexican Grill coming to West OC
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Worcester County sales volume down in third quarter
• New Go Organic Grocer opens in downtown Berlin
• OP rec advisory board sees plenty that could be done
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 10 DECATUR MVP
• Berlin stormwater meeting set
• Barbershop, with pole, OK for Broad St.
• Berlin’s Pitts House called too historic for demolition
• Holiday closings
• Casino’s take shows big dive in October
• Ann Marie Jarboe
• Ronald James Dieter
• The Public Eye
• Church thrift shop work recognized
• National Hospice month observed
• Pride prevents appointment
• Saying thanks means showing it as well
• Cartoon
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Long-time planner Houston turns in his papers
• Thank-you campaign earns city support, others maybe
• Resort transit system on winter schedule
• Chamber’s Pursel receives major honor for hospitality
• COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Council returns to discussion of benefits
• Joel Todd recipient of Berlin Award
• Farm couple gets support in ‘manure pile’ suit
• ONE FINE DAY
• City Hall’s financial report shows increasing balance
• OCDC has year-end tax credits to sell
• Industry to ask what happened with Irene evac
• Expansion unanimously endorsed
• Decatur students recognized for volunteer work
• Berlin announces stormwater management photo contest winners
• New autumn home show to feature latest products
• Time flies when having fun in OC
• Community project benefitssoldiers
• ENVIRONMENTAL LESSON
• Artists sought for MCBP show, sale
• Pink Ribbon Classic event spans decades through live music
• Resort museum to welcome Hurleys for book signing event
• Freeman Stage to present a cappella quartet Blue Jupiter
• DINING GUIDE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, NOV. 3
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2
• TUESDAY, NOV. 1
• MONDAY, OCT. 31
• COMMUNITY CHURCH OFFERS TUESDAY NIGHT HORSESHOE LEAGUE
• SUNDAY, OCT. 30
• AMAZING BRAS FOR AWARENESS
• Photos
• SATURDAY, OCT. 29
• FRIDAY, OCT. 28
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Cooking lesson will test one’s culinary knowledge and wisdom
• Eastern Shore Bicycle Association invites riders to costume event
• PAWS ON PARADE
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS
• FOR THE BIG KIDS …
• ‘This is Halloween’
• Mallards shut out Herons in last game of regular season
• Lady Mallards playing ‘outstanding’ at end of season
• Worcester girls’squad to compete for ESIAC title
• Cross country teams win final regular season meet
• Mallards show improvement throughout first season
• Seniors honored, Seahawks win during final home game of ’11
• OC Classics includes weapons, sparring, forms competitions
• TOUGH GUYS SUPPORT THE PINK
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 8 DECATUR MVP
• SEAHAWKS WIN BAYSIDE CROWN
• DNR announces two youth hunting days
• Lady Seahawks seeded third in 3A EastRegion
• Rafer, Iacona make first-round cut at state tourney
• SEAHAWKS CLIP EAGLES
• ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR
• Taylor Bank honored by MBA for financial its education efforts
• The trials and tribulations of a real estate career
• Berlin chamber celebrates past, looks forward to new changes
• FOOD DELIVERY SERVICE CELEBRATES TWO YEARS
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Gary Mitchell “Mitch” Hastings
• Frances Anna Durham
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Sheriff says escapee likely in Selbyville
• OCPD deputized, enforces drug bans in county
• Boarded windows a no-no in Berlin
• Jewelry stores close; facing high gold prices, low retail demand
• Photo
• The Public Eye
• Community thanked for support
• Collection for soldiers begins Nov. 1
• Fernley meets ‘real’ hero in Berlin
• Schools funding formula counts nonexistent wealth
• Cartoon
• Ocean Pines ‘pending action list’ remains in use
• Pines board votes to eliminate community golf advisory group
• Ocean Pines board offers GM guidance on upcoming budget
• County project aims to encourage students to walk or bike to school
• WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS
• Shuster earns Nat’l Network Award for parks and rec
• Berlin to present 46th annual citizen award Nov. 8
• Halloween event permitted at Berlin residence for one night
• Council discusses safety of horseback riding on resort beach
• Three-wheeled scoot coupe controversy continues in OC
• Commission, city grant tentative approval for wind turbines
• OC marketing leaders hope to expand resort special events in 2012
• STATE APPLIES FOR EARLY EDUCATION GRANT
• ’TIS THE SEASON FOR PUMPKINS AND CHEER
• Political Cartoon
• Public Eye
• Worcester GOLD seeks sponsors
• OC museum presents ‘Locals Week’
• PRESCHOOLER FUN AT WORCESTER PREP
• BERLIN BREAST CANCER TRIBUTE
• OUT&ABOUT
• OC’s first vintage license plate rally set for Saturday
• Gov. O’Malley pitches business deregulation
• Map reshapes First Congressional District
• Members sought for Pines rec and parks advisory committee
• Berlin’s Nick Denny wins tourism photo contest and iPad2
• UNITED AGAINST BREAST CANCER
• Often-submerged island near Pines a concern for some
• Operation Medicine Drop scheduled for Oct. 29
• Campground may be open nine consecutive months
• OBITUARIES
• ‘JUST FOR GIRLS’
• Washington Street in Berlin slated for much needed work
• Commission approves signs in downtown Berlin
• Thanks for successful Tindley Fest in Berlin
• Donations appreciated for Home of the Brave
• Look elsewhere for bomb site
• Enjoy H2O cars, a family event
• Due diligence needed before making decision
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Bradford earns BPOR certification
• Ocean Pines chamber honors Aldridge, Deer Run
• HARDWIRE OWNER FOLDS PLAN TO TEST ARMOR IN NEWARK
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Worcester County follows Ocean City ban on K2
• Andes to retire after16years as superintendent
• ON YOUR MARK...GET SET...GO!
• Berlin’s inaugural Octoberfest set for Sat.
• Dancing, contests on tap in OC
• ‘Classic’ series continues with run/walk, mah jongg and golf
• Hundreds of Corvettes expected in Ocean City this weekend
• Air Force band to perform Saturday
• fun? Fundraising and festivities advice for the 80-plus kids: If you play your cards right, it’s the age of liberated-terror-ism. As in do unto others what they’ve done unto you in the days of yore. No need to get up at 6 a.m. to get the kids
• Autumn has arrived, so let the fall festivities begin
• Macky’stopresent firstGerman beer, food festival Sun.
• HOROSCOPE
• APPEARING LIVE
• DINING GUIDE
• Local congregations combine for annual Harvest Fair in Berlin
• Ministry provides nourishing meals to residents in need
• ELKS DONATE TO CHILDREN’S HOUSE
• Mexico? U.S.? Where did chili originate?
• FRIDAY, OCT. 14
• WOR PREP PRESCHOOL
• ‘JUST FOR GIRLS’
• GEOGRAPHY LESSON
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Friends, family and 707 staff mourn late bar owner
• Resort service clubs generate $49k from slots to aid charities
• Judge points to First Amendment in Bdwk. performer decision
• Council approves Main Street Ocean City pitch
• Ocean Downs casino revenue holding steady
• OPto hold annual Mediacom meeting
• Public Eye
• SIX ELEVEN SALON & GALLERY NOW OPEN
• Berlin jeweler sets off on diamond hunt
• Seahawks take down Indians and Warriors
• Mallard golfers win consecutive matches; set for ESIAC tourney
• Girls finish one point behind Kent Island
• Prep dominates Cougars in 7-0 win
• Lady Mallards slow to get on the board, but edge out Jaguars 2-1
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 6 DECATUR MVP
• Decatur golf team runner-up at districts
• HOMECOMING WIN
• Lady Seahawks shut out Indians 6-0 in back-to-back match-ups
• Decatur boys shut out Jaguars, Eagles
• BUSINESS BRIEF
• JoinCarpenter’s Club to help fund Habitat houses
• Clifford Adam Thomas
• Carey Patrick Flynn
• Ray Robert Strausbaugh Jr.
• Bernadine M. Sewell
• Medical center site plan approved
• Chick-fil-A matches guidelines
• Stormwater solutions and projects sought for town of Berlin
• State redistricting session on Oct. 17
• Writer clarifies previous comments
• Cartoon
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Misinformation about shoplifting arrests ­(
• Chief DiPino heads to conference
• FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
• Family makes annual road trip to resort
• Redistricting: the joke’s always on us
• Ocean City police department to purchase Tasers
• Legionella detected in Plim Plaza water, officials say
• State funding for convention center auditorium uncertain
• Action promised by citizens group if it doesn’t have its say on testing
• DECATUR NAMES HOMECOMING QUEEN, KING
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• Berlin ‘Spirit Kitchen’ feeds body and soul
• Grand Ole Opry show to stage in WOC
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Backpack Ministry’ provides meals for local children on weekends
• Flavors depend on ingredients, timing
• Grain toGlass
• Resort restaurants to provide food for ‘feast’ on 49th St.
• VOWELS
• Symphony orchestra slated to perform fall concert Sun. inPines
• PATTERNS
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, OCT. 13
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
• TUESDAY, OCT. 11
• MONDAY, OCT. 10
• SUNDAY, OCT. 9
• SATURDAY, OCT. 8
• FRIDAY, OCT. 7
• Still time to register for resort’s License Plate Rally on Oct. 22
• Fager’s Island to host first-ever ‘Battle on the Bay’ competition
• DINING GUIDE
• Variety of activities and events happening around the resort
• Annual Harvest Fair set for Oct. 30
• Horners to perform Sunday at All Hallows Episcopal Church
• Chicken stock adds richness, enhances complexity of flavors in soup
• AMAZING BRAS FOR AWARENESS
• SDHS ANNOUNCES HOMECOMING COURT
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• Additional classic car events planned
• HOROSCOPE
• Pink Paddle event takes kayakers on Ayers Creek trip
• BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
• Dinner, auction to benefit Play It Safe
• CRUISIN’ BACK IN TIME DURING ENDLESS SUMMER
• Decatur takes down Lions on homecoming
• Seahawks shut out Warriors 5-0; fall to Rams, 0-5
• Lady Mallards ‘awesome’ in 4-0 victory over Holly Grove Eagles
• SOCCER SHOOT
• Lady Seahawks fall to Rams, but earn victory over Eagles
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 5 DECATUR MVP
• Worcester Prep ladies shut out Salisbury School
• Mallards fight back to edge out Dragons by two
• Stitely nets six of Seahawks’ last nine goals
• Boys finish sixth, girls ninth in Tidewater Classic
• Lady Mallards play best game of season
• Dolphins take down Terrors in overtime
• Free youth lacrosse clinic on tap in WOC
• FOUR TOPSINDECATURWIN
• BERLIN GOES BLUSH FOR OCTOBER
• Pioneers group collects food for needy families
• Fall Restaurant Week continues through Oct.16
• Shamrock Realty names top August producers
• Shadow inventory continues to weigh onrealestate market
• Four resort-area restaurants participating in statewide raff le
• Board notes efforts by county businesses to verify IDs
• Kendall David Clogg Sr.
• Bertha B. Brittingham
• Dorothy Joan Waterman
• Margaret Elizabeth Berney
• Richard L. “Rich” Slota
• Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9-15
• Debate over City Council’s actions
• Seating location speaks volumes
• Ocean City invaded by Volkswagens
• A different approach for resort marketing
• American Legion in Berlin aims to attract additional members
• Worcester County Health Department warns of rabid cat
• Worcester Youth hopes to continue youth activities in fall, winter
• Amanda M. Bauer
• Police still searching for West Ocean City sex store burglar
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Counternarcotics investigation in OC leads to 20 indictments
• Public Eye
• Against military testing facility on county land
• Facts contradict allegation
• OPVFD proud to serve community
• Husband thanks friends for support
• Anticipated assessment drop for resort properties
• City Council considers H20 event restrictions
• Public input sought on Route 589 plan
• District 5 voters will cast ballots at Community Church in Pines
• Second Street hotel cuts season short to test water for legionella
• Ocean City needs marketing leadership, analyst says
• Fifty-year lease for new ALOC building approved by council
• David Hartley: honored to be named town’s new fire marshal
• Drug take-back effort to take place in Berlin Oct. 29
• Ocean City, Berlin and county offices closed Columbus Day
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Late-night business on resort Boardwalk declines
• NAT’L SEARCH BEGINS FOR CITY MANAGER
• It’s quiet now, but …
• Celtic Festival kicks off in Princess Anne, moves to Snow Hill
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• OUT&ABOUT
• DINING GUIDE
• APPEARING LIVE
• Commercial, recreational fishing industries focus of WOC festival
• Seafood demos, children’s crafts and live music on tap this weekend
• SENIOR SLANT
• Ocean City Today
• Wines, beer and ales to be introduced during beach gathering
• TIPSY TUESDAY WINNER
• PINK RIBBON CLASSIC 2011:
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Resort recognizes Beauty Spot Award winners at meeting
• ‘CLASSIC’ CAUSE
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 4 DECATUR MVP
• Berlin cross country teams take second in Sept. 21 meet
• Mallards shut out Wildcats; narrowly edge out Flames
• Decatur golf team takes second place at Nassawango
• SOCCER CLINIC
• Lady Seahawks beat Salisbury rival, Clippers
• Mallards play ‘phenomenal soccer’against St. Andrews
• Seahawks earn 7-1 win over Eagles
• Seahawks earn 48-6 win over rival Bennett despite conditions
• Seahawk squad shuts out Warriors
• MALLARDS TOP SEAHAWKS
• GOLD’S SHOWS OFF FALL CHANGES
• REAL ESTATE REPORT
• Resort’s ‘Restaurant Week’ begins Sunday, continues till Oct.16
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• MVA on Wheels to return to OC Tues.
• Public hearing looks watershed plan for Chesapeake Bay
• Berlin meetings will address stormwater management in area
• GED GRADUATES RECOGNIZED
• RAIN DELAY? NO WAY!
• Pines group looks for marketing guru
• Choptank discusses meters, finances and good deeds in Pines
• World Rabies Day approaches for Worcester county
• Ocean City vacations are shorter, say new stats, hotel owners
• May Talk charged for contraband
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Comptroller Franchot addresses officers of alcohol association
• Five OCPD officers to retire this weekend
• Public Eye
• Explosives tests in Newark raise doubts
• Fall Fest thanks from Ocean City AARP
• Political Cartoon
• Funding secured for ALOC’s new 94th Street headquarters
• Now’s the time to push for open meeting laws
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Bay Bridge tolls increase; price is less than planned
• Federal wage raise for visa workers pushed to Nov. 30
• CHARLES W. KRAMER
• JOHN CARL DECK JR.
• WALTER BUCKNER MITCHELL
• JAMES F. “JIM” WATTS
• MELVA LITTLETON CAMPBELL
• OPA Board of Directors establishes goals for coming year
• Supporters of new Ocean Pines dog park planning fundraisers
• OCDC aims to include resort in Maryland Main Street Program
• KIWANIS DONATES TO BERLIN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
• SUNFEST RAFFLE WINNERS:
• Fall festival attendance down 7 percent from 2010
• Rains affects Sunfest numbers, not spirits last weekend in OC
• WHERE’D YOU COME FROM?
• SAND PEBBLES PROBLEM?
• Ocean City will resume winter trash collection schedule Oct.17
• Liquor board denies midtown restaurant a license
• Local Farm bureaus, Del. Poultry Industry support Hudson family
• County passes stricter ethics code required by state
• Berlin seeks residents’ input on boarded up buildings ordinance
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Berlin Council proposes to fine residents whose grass, weeds grow too tall
• County, state officials break ground at treatment plant
• Lack of soap dispensers at SDMS irks some parents
• Citizens for Ocean City group plans its ‘new direction’
• CITIZENS’ GROUP RALLIES AT CLARION
• STANSELLS DONATE TO ‘WOUNDED WARRIORS’
• County to offer flu vaccination clinics to Worcester residents
• Worcester EMS director appointed to state council
• Worcester to hold rabies vaccination clinics in Sept., Oct.
• Operation Medicine Drop set for Oct. 29
• Free entry to Assateague Island National Seashore on Saturday
• CHOPTANK GRANT BENEFITS CHILDRENS’ HOUSE
• After weekend, OC Beach Patrol is off duty until next May
• PAYING MORE THEN WE GET
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28
• SUNDAY, OCT. 2
• SATURDAY, OCT. 1
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 29
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 27
• MONDAY, SEPT. 26
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 25
• SHOUTING PRAISES
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 23
• Residents ready to take advantage of busy senior social season
• DINING GUIDE
• Fall strudel filled with apples, cranberries and golden apricots
• Toe-tapping time in Berlin again
• Raffle, Beach Bash and inaugural run, walk event to benefit Children’s Foundation
• APPEARING LIVE
• Colorful Kite Festival coincides with Sunfest celebration
• Arts and crafts, food vendors fill three tents, midway area at inlet
• County legend Kenny Rogers slated to perform Saturday
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Visitors urged to ride trolley, bus or tram to inlet festival
• HELLO, SWEET AUTUMN
• BANK RECOGNIZES DECATUR MVPS
• Decatur-Kent Island game ends with tie
• Worcester golfers win fifth ESIAC tournament title
• Decatur golfers take top honors in Tuesday’s match
• Lady Seahawks top Jaguars, but fall to Warriors
• Lady Mallards get first victory
• Lady Seahawks beat Bucs,Warriors
• Seahawks runners-up in Sept. 14 meet
• Missed opportunities blamed for Seahawks’ loss to Kent Island
• Despite loss to Wolfpack, Mallards play impressively
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawks take down Indians and Warriors
• MALLARDS DOMINATE ROYALS
• County hires firm to provide mental health services to inmates
• Commissioners crunch law on K-2
• Ocean City police sieze banned K-2, salvia from Boardwalk store
• Suspect wanted for robbing jewelry store
• POPEYES COMING
• A SHORT STAY
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Local market property sales
• WAYSTEADINNNOWOPEN
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Psychological evaluation ordered for former WOC man
• Man who stabbed wife sentenced to 25 years in prison
• William Elmer Greenwood Jr.
• Juliann Kolanowski
• Carlton Reese Benston
• Rich Hastings
• Joseph V. Di Blasi Jr.
• George J. “Geo” Erbe Jr.
• Bernard Edward Belton
• By Stewart Dobson
• Ruth Elizabeth DeMartin
• Duane Charles Milchling
• Speculation is not news
• About time for some policital action
• Concerned about council direction
• The four councilmen should move west
• Problem with disrespectful children
• Cartoon
• OC Air Show hopes to attract European teams
• New ad campaigns featuring Rodney introduced
• Wanted: a manager who gets the budget
• Funding needed to rehabilitate Maryland-Delaware railroad line
• Businesses allowed to stay open during evacuation
• Residents share opinions about Bdwk. renovations
• After debate, fire marshal becomes a department head
• Web site aims to help fund lawsuit
• Citizens group voices anger with City Council for recent personnel matter
• Despite raindrops, motorcyclists continue weekend cruise in resort
• TWIST AND SHOUT, IT’S SUNFEST TIME!
• Fed. wage boost approaching for foreign workers
• COUNCIL DISCUSSES CITY MANAGER JOB IN CLOSED SESSION
• GEARIN’ UP FOR THE WEEKEND
• County approves local testing site for explosives, upsets residents
• Resort smart phone application and online contest proposed
• Survey shows Ocean City advertising effective
• Public comment period extended
• Plant groundbreaking Sept. 20
• Planning commission in favor of state plans for Route 589
• Berlin passes two ordinances
• Political Cartoon
• For some, fishing just might be best reason to buy here
• OCBP will maintain safety along beach until Sept. 25
• Worcester dentist provides free care to the Maasai tribes during Kenyan trip
• Photos
• COMMUNITY REMEMBERS SEPT. 11
• Applicants sought for community arts development grants
• Local event part of national ‘Take a Kid Mountain Biking’
• Fellow canines, their owners invited tojoin ‘Mr. Blue’at Bookend
• Vegas-style ‘King’ tribute to hit stage in West Ocean City
• Starch and water are foundations of potato comprehension
• Wildlife photography: stories behind scenery
• OUT&ABOUT
• Kemps head for higher ground, making their way to Annapolis
• DINING GUIDE
• Campground to present bluegrass festival
• ‘Blues on the Bay’ proceeds will help fund new Coastal Hospice
• Rev. CharlesTindley to be honored Sat. during Berlin event
• BRAS FOR A CAUSE
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• First-ever inlet motorcycle event now under way
• TIME TO RELAX
• DOG DAY AFTERNOON
• HOROSCOPE
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• SUNFEST FESTIVAL OPENS THURSDAY
• Festival marks end of summer
• Assortmentof gems, minerals and jewelry for sale during show
• Four-day festival continues today through Sunday at four locations
• Decatur collects more runner-up posts this week
• Seahawks 3-0 after wins over Bulldogs, Lions
• Inaugural fall Bikes to the Beach features events at two locations
• Lady Seahawks look ‘phenomenal’during match with Bulldogs
• Seahawk runners win season opener
• Lady Mallards take down Yellow Jackets, fall to Rams
• Mallard golfers out-shoot Jaguars and Dragons
• Mallards record three consecutive 4-1 victories
• Seahawks play hard, but fall to Indians, 49-26
• Lady Seahawks shut out Bulldogs and Warriors
• Teamwork and communication critical to success
• Improving skills more important than winning
• MALLARDS TOP JAGS, DRAGONS
• Police arrest 19 in eight-month sting
• Ocean City Fire Marshal Sam Villani retires after 35 years
• Council bans boarded windows at Berlin residences, storefronts
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Hadel gets life without parole for murder of Christine Sheddy
• Robert Edward Rader Sr.
• Jacqueline Lois Cavanaugh Barrall
• Dolores A. Beers
• Horace Washington Littleton Jr.
• Anna B. Chavalier
• Dorothy “Dot” Boenzli
• Edward A. Wade
• Carol Setola
• Maria E. Francis
• Vita Rose Arena
• REALL ESTATET REPORT
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• FATE OF LOCAL SUPERFRESH STORES UNCERTAIN
• Actions not based on valid legal authority
• Volunteers give of themselves
• The Public Eye
• Angered over explosives testing facility
• Vriter disagrees with removal of Dare
• Open-air detonation raises serious questions
• Mayor does not agree with decision
• Ocean City Council conspiracy
• Don’t blame ‘rotten’ time on smokers
• Pressing question now is what happens next
• PJ Aldridge named OP chamber 2011 Citizen of the Year
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Worcester Commissioners talk trash during workshop
• Former city manager’s OC career spans nearly 30 years
• Preservationist group wants city transparency
• COUNCIL MAJORITY FORCES CITY MANAGER TO RETIRE
• Has this generation’s ‘date which will live in infamy’ already been forgotten?
• Sept.11remembrance services planned in resort, Ocean Pines
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 13
• MONDAY, SEPT. 12
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 11
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 10
• PAY IT FORWARD
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 9
• DINING GUIDE
• Reduction in personnel an annual occurrence for beach patrol
• Red Hat luncheon set for Oct. 5
• Now is the time to indulge in the sweet, luscious flesh of a fig
• Kemp fondly reminisces about ‘wonderful lady’ Kathy Mathias
• APPEARING LIVE
• Whaleyville music festival to aid Del. Breast Cancer Coalition
• Tour showcases paintings, music by Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia
• Festival features more than 100 craft beers, ales
• First four-day ‘Bikes to the Beach’ fall rally on tap in Wicomico, Worcester
• OC BikeFest aims to draw business back to beach area
• LOOKIN’ FOR ADVENTURE?
• Stoehr finishes second on U.S. Pro Bodyboarding Tour
• Plans for Sept. 27 ‘Fall Golf Classic’ in WOC under way
• Prep volleyball players showing improvement with each match
• MSSA concerned about proposed reg. changes to striped bass gill net fishery
• More than 70 billfish released during Marlin Club tournament
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawks win season opener, 52-6
• Decatur earns win on home course; Prep finishes third
• DECATUR BOYS SHUT OUT BUCS
• Lacey B. Murray Sr.
• Shuttlebus service offered during car show and Sunfest
• Gertrude Carol Jones
• Dixie Arlene Lindenberger
• Arthur A. Messick
• Edward Hopkins Hammond Jr.
• Free ‘Shakespeare ontheBeach’ begins with ‘Twelfth Night’
• Worcester’s child advocacy center to hold bayside event
• Berlin festival pays tribute to ‘founder of gospel music’
• Pines to hold second annual ‘doggie swim’ Sunday at Mumford’s Landing
• OPVFD HOUSE WINNER ANNOUNCED SEPT. 5
• Pines adds music, theater classes to recreational lineup
• Acquest Title Services honored
• Ocean Downs may get bowling alley, movie theater
• AGH RECEIVES DONATION
• REAL ESTATE REPORT
• End-of-summer tourism coincides with jobs report
• OCEAN CITY HAS ‘FABULOUS’ SUMMER SEASON
• FUNDS FOR FRIENDS
• Natural Resources Police join MSP for airborne safety project
• JUST HANGING OUT
• Worcester looks to postpone statewide development plan
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Residential CO2 detectors reveal deadly gas levels
• MVA on Wheels returns to Ocean City on Sept. 13
• Registration open for fall Ocean City University classes
• Teachers receive no pay increase for third consecutive year
• By Stewart Dobson
• Mayor praised for actions during Hurricane Irene
• Property renovations cost taxpayers
• Ban smoking on Ocean City beach
• Alerting AT&T customers of scam
• Impressed with rally in Israel
• Cartoon
• County officials stand by call to evacuate during Irene
• Sheriff’s Office starts ‘County Watch’ program
• Teachers’ pay woes caused by formula
• Photo
• OCBP reports some rescues, injuries
• QUITE A CATCH!
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Photo
• County OKs Steen property request for second time
• Permanent public sewer service sought for Pines Plaza
• MAYOR THANKS TOWN WORKERS
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• Surfrider Foundation honors OC beach cleaning resident
• Indie film ‘I Used to Be Darker’ shooting in resort this weekend
• Former county attorney and historian fondly remembered
• OCbusinesses, council again look at ban on paraphernalia
• IRENE UNABLE TO AFFECT HOLIDAY
• Coastal BaysProgram searching for ‘Spokes Dog’torepresent area
• Textile arts festival in Snow Hill part of weekend-long celebration
• OATMAN PRESENTED GOLF AWARD
• CLUB WELCOMES FORMER ROTARY INTERN’L DISTRICT GOV.
• KIWANIS FUNDRAISING: FULL THROTTLE
• OC RAVENS ROOST 44 PRESENTS FIRST LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 6
• MONDAY, SEPT. 5
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 4
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
• COASTAL BAYS TOUR
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 13
• MONDAY, SEPT. 12
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 11
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 10
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 9
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 8
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 2
• October event will aid CRICKET Center
• Though holiday marks end of summer, OCBP still watches over beach
• Family background prepared Trask for post at Berlin church
• Buckingham Church welcomes its first new pastor in 35 years
• OC University open for fall registration
• ‘Amazing Bras’event to fund breast cancer outreach programs
• DINING GUIDE
• WCAC showcases childrens’ art
• Worcester Co. schedules rabies clinics for cats, dogs and ferrets
• WOC campground to present four-day bluegrass showcase
• Quilt show, workshops planned during ‘Nassawango’celebration
• Proceeds from Saturday concert, party will benefit SDHS field house
• APPEARING LIVE
• XI BETA EPSILON BIDS FAREWELL TO SISTER
• AGH Health Fair comes to OP community center next week
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• JeepWeekevent cut short byIrene
• Ocean City arts and crafts festival, picnic in Ocean Pines and concert in Snow Hill are just some of the events on tap
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Veteran runners lead the charge for Stephen Decatur in 2011
• Lady Seahawks hard workers, ‘feisty and aggressive’
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Veterans Rafer, Iacona to lead Decatur golf team
• Ortiz calls 2011 Lady Seahawks ‘scrappy’; says they play strong
• Senior veterans dominate boys’ soccer roster
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Seahawks’ primary objective: maintain consistency in 2011
• KNOX PUSHES HARD WORK, DISCIPLINE
• Dog lovers raise funds for OP park
• Former county attorney involved in serious accident Thursday
• Thompson offered three-year contract as Pines general manager
• Ocean Pines aquatics committee discusses pool renovations
• HURRICANE IRENE
• Generations sharing a home
• TCBY BRINGS COLOR TO 56TH STREET IN OC
• Berlin does not want boarded up buildings in town
• HURRICANE IRENE
• Leland E. “Betty” Hyle
• Raymond Moulton Sawyer
• Albrecht K. “Albee” Krannebitter
• Jean M. Roseman
• Wear purple and pink to honor Mathias
• Armed guards at Home Depot?
• Request: ‘Do not exaggerate’
• A grateful participant gives thanks
• Cartoon
• Francis “Frank” Xavier Davis
• Doris M. Payne
• Frank J. Gay Sr.
• One right decision and some bad ones
• PET PROTECTION
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Harbor Day gets added support
• Rumors, doubts persist about resort evacuation, authorities
• Hurricane affects resort-area businesses financially
• Ocean City officials crack down on synthetic marijuana K2
• Town, county, OP offices closed Mon. for Labor Day
• Questions remain about TimberSIL viability for Bdwk. renovations
• Pryor will assume job of Ocean City Clerk temporarily
• Forecast positive for Labor Day weekend weather and business
• BACK TO THE BOOKS
• IRENE BREEZES THROUGH A PREPARED WORCESTER
• Ocean City remains under a hurricane warning, tornado watch
• *** IRENE UPDATE ***
• ***IRENE UPDATE***
• ** IRENE UPDATE**
• WORCESTER SCHOOLS BRIEFS
• Make budgeting for back-to-school educational
• Tips for packing healthful lunches
• Worcester County students hit the hallways next week
• Plans for OC’s first ‘Making Strides’ event kick off with breakfast
• ‘MAKING STRIDES’
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 6
• MONDAY, SEPT. 5
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 4
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 2
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31
• TUESDAY, AUG. 30
• MONDAY, AUG. 29
• SUNDAY, AUG. 28
• SATURDAY, AUG. 27
• WORLD GYM WORKOUT
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 8
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7
• FRIDAY, AUG. 26
• PUTTING WORCESTER’S NEW NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE TO USE
• Fall is most challenging season for OC surf rescue technicians
• ‘Red Hat’ fashion show set for Oct. 5
• ‘Bed Turnings’ to showcase quilts
• SURFERS HEALING
• DINING GUIDE
• WCAC names plein air winners
• Gospel festival and concert totakeplace next month in Berlin
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• APPEARING LIVE
• Photo
• Green, nutty and delicious: look into components of tangy pesto
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Talbot St. mural features OC Cruisin’ scene
• Eagle Scout project designed toimprove walking, bike trails
• MOVING ON ...
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Marlin Club Labor Day tournament set to kick off Sept. 2
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Worcester golf team opens season with victories
• Coach Frostrom sees ‘promise’ among young Mallard players
• Mallards shooting for 11th ESIAC title
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Two-thirds of Lady Mallards’ squad veterans
• VOLLEYBALL COMES TO PREP
• Poor Girls Open womens-only tourney ‘tremendous success’
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Stock market woes stall sales
• Hotel Week promotions ends Sept. 1
• OLDE TYME BARBERSHOP OPENS
• Violent crime in Maryland for 2010 at historic low
• Work group customizes medical marijuana plan for Maryland
• Keep ocean, beaches trash-free, volunteer for Coastal Cleanup
• Sewer installation project work set to begin Sept.6 in OC
• By Stewart Dobson
• Park Service seeks input on future of National Seashore
• East Coast shaken by 5.9-magnitude earthquake Tuesday
• Change marketing to attract more visitors
• Letter of appreciation
• OC my beloved second home
• Do something about situation
• Cartoon
• Demoflush accuracy not worth worrying about
• LaVerne H. “Goody” Good
• Aleine E. Watson
• Doris Jean Beringer
• Audrey Margaret Laidman
• NICE CATCH
• Eight years in prison for heat pump thief shot by Wor. deputy
• MARYLAND ASSOC. OF COUNTIES
• UNDER INVESTIGATION
• POLICE BRIEFS
• O’Malley urges Md. citizens to have plan for tough economy
• OCfaçade grantprogram completes 108th project
• New, better fake IDs prevalent in Ocean City area
• ANGRY IRENE
• Berlin festival pays tribute to ‘Founder of Gospel Music’
• OP’s Bistro Theater to present ‘Summer of Our Discontent’
• Food-greedy Assateague Island stallion moved to Texas ranch
• Emergency training program scheduled to begin next month
• County responds to violation at water treatment facility
• PEACH FESTIVAL
• PEACH FESTIVAL
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
• OC LIONS TO HOLD GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT WOUNDED WARRIORS
• SATURDAY, AUG. 27
• FRIDAY, AUG. 26
• THURSDAY, AUG. 25
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24
• TUESDAY, AUG. 23
• MONDAY, AUG. 22
• SUNDAY, AUG. 21
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31
• TUESDAY, AUG. 30
• MONDAY, AUG. 29
• SUNDAY, AUG. 28
• SATURDAY, AUG. 20
• FRIDAY, AUG. 19
• Workshops, quilt show to be held next month in Snow Hill
• Sweet summer treat has fruitful history that dates back to B.C.
• OP group planning bus trip to National Book Festival in DC
• DINING GUIDE
• ‘The end is near … the colorful leaves of fall will soon be here’
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Scott sentenced to 20 years for accounting theft
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOMECOMING
• PEOPLE’S CHOICE
• Psychic medium John Edward to lead group in OC
• College freshman’s book lists recipes for farm-fresh produce
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• ‘IT’S A JEEP THING...’
• SPORTS BRIEF
• Watkins tops in flounder tourney
• Poor Girls ladies-only fishing tourney continues today, Sat.
• Angler Paul Coen’s white weighs in at 88.5 pounds
• Big winnings upfor grabsin Mid-Atlantic 500 tourney
• ‘WEEWUN!’
• Stachurski returns to OPA board; two newcomers elected
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Council working on standards for rental properties in Berlin
• Ocean City Chamber to honor Kathy Mathias
• Debt debate has not scared buyers
• IRS announces Top 10 tips for selling houses
• OCPRESENTSHOTELWEEK
• Geraldine Monroe “Gerry” Franklin
• Rowland Joseph Burnquist
• Marijuana arrest stems from seatbelt violation
• Dill to serve10 years for girlfriend’s meth death
• Two eight-year sentences for Joshua Hohman
• Samantha “Sam” Carroll
• Jeanette Alice Cooke
• Nanette Willmuth
• Kathleen “Kathy” Arlee Petry Mathias
• UNDER INVESTIGATION
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Ocean City bomb squad meets with Gov. Martin O’Malley
• By Stewart Dobson
• Cartoon
• KathyMathias: an uncommon grace
• New commissioners introduced to Rt. 589 plan
• PEEKING AT PARASITES
• WORCESTER FAIR
• Commissioners refuse to consider stricter setbacks for chicken houses
• All-Stars end season with parade in Berlin
• Lifeguarding isn’t just about the rescue; guards offer info, too
• Sunday storms set summer record for Worcester County
• Maryland casino revenues increase during summer
• Rep. Harris touts deregulation and budget cuts in Ocean Pines
• Ocean City funds community ‘blitz’ against pollution
• Sunfest earns top national ranking again
• Boardwalk shops have counterfeit goods seized in afternoon raid
• LAST HURRAH!
• RESORT MOURNS LOSS OF AN INSPIRATION
• Natural Resources Police urges boaters to plan for storm activity
• KNEE-SLAPPER!
• OC FOP RAISES FUNDS FOR LOCAL CHARITY
• BUY LOCAL CHALLENGE: IT’S ON!
• TUESDAY, AUG. 16
• MONDAY, AUG. 15
• SUNDAY, AUG. 14
• SATURDAY, AUG. 13
• FRIDAY, AUG. 12
• Air Force Heritage Ramblers to return to area in late Aug.
• CRAB ROUND-UP
• Red Cross Day to take place at Jolly Roger on Aug. 27
• OC Art League Sand Castle Home Tour, Sept. 22-23
• Digging holes in the sand on the beach can be a safety hazard
• SUNDAY, AUG. 21
• SATURDAY, AUG. 20
• FRIDAY, AUG. 19
• THURSDAY, AUG. 18
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17
• Sunfest entertainment tickets on sale
• Sunday clam search, festival to benefit Maryland Coastal Bays
• DINING GUIDE
• Three-day County Fair begins today at Byrd Park in Snow Hill
• BOARDWALK FLASH MOB
• Spring roll one of many ways to enjoy celebrated sea crustacean
• Less than a month remains until Labor Day weekend festivities
• APPEARING LIVE
• FLASHBACK TO THE BEATLES PACKS SUNSET PARK
• DUB show features hundreds of cars, merchandise and activities
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Weekend painting to draw artists to downtown Berlin
• It’s all about thepeaches
• Nation’s largest lax tourney continues this weekend in OC
• More than $30k awarded during third annual ladies’ tournament
• OCBP places sixth at national championship
• Friday: last day of 38th White Marlin Open
• Women-only tournament to benefit Amer. Cancer Society
• BERLIN ENDS STELLAR ALL-STAR SEASON
• Council approves resolution to issue and sell $2.5M in bonds
• New wood tobe tested on Bdwk.
• John William Merritt Sr.
• Barbara Ann Bowers
• Thomas B. “Tom” Derrick
• Jay Donald Connor
• William “Frankie” McCabe
• William C. Daehnke
• Shop tax-free in Maryland, Aug. 14-20
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Credit rating downgrade spurs two-year hold on rates
• Do-it-yourself dog wash at Sandy Paws
• OCPD: most scoot coupes and scooters are illegal
• ENJOYING A SUNNY DAY
• By Stewart Dobson
• Security camera needed at WOC Park and Ride
• Need to retain current visitors
• Thanks to OC business for generosity to boys
• Tennis women subject of article
• Money for ALOC a big OC mistake
• Kudos to Capitelli on promotion
• Cartoon
• Scoot coupe inspection could help ease problem
• Bay boating death is 16th in Maryland this year
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Judge says second trial would be double jeopardy
• Gang members’ trials scheduled for fall
• Twenty-year sentence for Va. man who raped stepdaughter
• OP election results announced Sat.
• Pines board fails to approve policy
• Va. fire cause of smoke in OC area
• Annual MACo conference to take place in resort next week
• Chick-fil-A coming to West OC
• Ward makes fourth request for chicken house setback changes
• Plans for CVS Pharmacy in West OC move forward
• Reported ‘dead’ body washes ashore on 61st St.
• Ocean City named top place to live for fun and affordability
• BIG BIG EYE
• SCOTT TOOK MONEY TO REPAY ANOTHER THEFT
• For some, fishing just might be best reason to buy here
• New nonprofit will sail wounded warriors to local beaches for cleanup
• ROBIN PARK COMPLETE
• THREE TENORS AND TWO DIVAS PERFORM
• Gov. O’Malley will support same-sex marriage in 2012
• Photo
• GREEK FESTIVAL
• WOC shelter makes changes to provide services to more clients
• CostaVentosaWinery celebrates first birthday, has plans to ship wine
• Harris reports 7th highest campaign funds in Maryland
• WELCOME HOME!
• RAVENS ROOST 44 AWARDS $10,500 TO GRADS
• Discount Day at Jolly Roger will ‘Benefit the Bays’
• Great Pocomoke Fair continues today, Saturday
• OCPHC to teach children about crabbing
• Pine’eers prepare for craft show
• Culinary foams among easiest to whip up in kitchen
• SATURDAY, AUG. 13
• FRIDAY, AUG. 12
• THURSDAY, AUG. 11
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10
• TUESDAY, AUG. 9
• MONDAY, AUG. 8
• SUNDAY, AUG. 7
• SATURDAY, AUG. 6
• FRIDAY, AUG. 5
• Activities for children planned at OC, Berlin-area museums
• Ocean City Today
• ON GUARD
• Kids create Native American art
• Her beach towels travel, but Irish stays put in Ocean City
• BJ’S CANOE RACES FINALS
• Kenny Rogers, Jamey Johnson tickets on sale
• Photos
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• Blessing of Combines set for Saturday in Snow Hill
• CALCUTTAS:
• Big money up for grabs for anglers participating in added entry levels
• Watch boats leave inlet, weigh-ins at Harbour Island
• NOTABLE NUMBERS …
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Ocean City’s most famous fishing frenzy kicks off Monday
• LACROSSE CAMP
• BASKETBALL CAMP
• OC Lax Classic kicks off Thursday
• Record-breaking ’10 Open will be hard to top
• ‘Heels & Reels’ ladies tourney today, Saturday
• White marlin dominate blue marlin tourney
• REGIONAL COMPETITION STEEP
• For many, WMO isan annual event not to be missed
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• REAL ESTATE REPORT
• AROUND SOUND MUSIC OPENS
• Patsy June Ryan
• Irene H. Williams
• Agnes L. Romanuk
• Tommy James Cloyd
• New plan to battle cancer created by Maryland health officials
• Little Chico featured artist at Baked Dessert during Art Stroll
• Debt compromise means less money
• QUEEN FOR A DAY
• Expansion, creation of sales taxes proposed by state budget comm.
• OC awards stormwater retrofit grant
• Façade grant process becomes more complicated for Berlin
• Assateague turns to solar energy to light parking lot, restrooms
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Reduce risk of West Nile virus
• Bankrupt chicken company sold to South Korean conglomerate
• Ocean City lifeguards repeat as champs at Rehoboth Olympics
• The Public Eye
• Thanks for July 4 fireworks
• Toll increase is not needed
• A$10 irritant imposed by county commissioners
• Cartoon
• Changes to news staff with departure
• OC police holding testing for 2012
• Man dies after 60-ft. fall from tree
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Solar system to provide energy for county rec center
• Dixie Const. Co. to do Route 50 service road work
• PELICANS ON SANDBAR
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Man on motorcycle arrested after chase that ends in resort
• Condo assoc. sues restaurant over smoke stacks
• Man who escaped custody in Princess Anne apprehended in OC
• Former Marine gets break from judge in drunken-driving case
• Couple gets permission to have fireworks on beach during wedding
• Weistling trial postponed until mid-September
• Massive arrests for drug violations in county
• GETTING READY
• Retired U.S. Navy destroyer will soon be artificial reef
• Fire damages, closes Delaware restaurant during dinner Tues.
• RESTAURANT LATE FEES CHANGED
• ELKS DONATE SLOTS REVENUE
• High school seniors give schools passing marks in annual survey
• Since opening, eight military families have visited Pearson home
• Home of the Brave is vacation spot for young vets
• TEENAGE BROWN PELICANS VACATION IN OC
• RAVENS ROOST DONATIONS
• Jolly Roger Day to help save the bays
• Air Force Heritage Ramblers return to Snow Hill next month
• ONGOING EVENTS
• SUNDAY, AUG. 7
• SATURDAY, AUG. 6
• FRIDAY, AUG. 5
• THURSDAY, AUG. 4
• SATURDAY, JULY 30
• LAOH PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIPS
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3
• TUESDAY, AUG. 2
• MONDAY, AUG. 1
• SUNDAY, JULY 31
• FRIDAY, JULY 29
• Group seeks Worcester ‘gems’
• Still time to submit handmade quilts for September showcase
• OC museum part of Blue Star event
• Entries sought for poster contest
• Artists, vendors sought for Berlin event
• Pictorial history available in print
• DINING GUIDE
• ROBIN PARK COMPLETE
• OCBP: break the ‘grip of the rip’
• Stay cool with a visit to new casino
• APPEARING LIVE
• SUMMER CAMP FUN
• Summer rocketry program takes learning to new heights in Wor.
• Festival celebrates food, music and culture of Greece
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• DOLPHIN COUNTERS SPOT 130 ALONG COAST
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Junior anglers catch more than 160 fish in OP
• Marlin Club’s Kid’s Classic tourney draws 333 junior anglers
• Third annual ‘Heels & Reels’ tournament set for Aug. 4-6
• Berlin All-Star teams finish strong
• OC lifeguards two-time region champs
• BERLIN STATE CHAMPS
• Plans for longer hours, fence for pool delayed
• Carrollton Lane in Ocean Pines to become a two-way street
• James Richard Kyger Sr.
• Jackie V. Wood
• Dew Tour finals packed with action
• William Lewis Craig Jr.
• Additional funds needed to build new Dog Park in Ocean Pines
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Skyline Grill receives liquor license
• Down payment aid available for military andvets
• CUPCAKES IN BLOOM OPENS
• Helicopter to go on display at airport in West Ocean City
• Berlin police now at full staff with two new officers
• By Stewart Dobson
• Light regulations unnecessary
• Cartoon
• Federal govern’t releases proposed offshore wind site
• Tennis center offers many programs
• Skateboard laws hard on kids
• Problems with Verizon
• Parking support not right
• ALOC thankful for support
• Fishing tourney a success
• OC Council shows foresight
• Congratulations to All-Stars And to all their supporters
• OCEAN PINES BRIEFS
• COUNTY BRIEFS
• Ocean Downs pledges annual support for racing in Pocomoke
• Little police activity reported during Dew Tour
• City works to make Dew Tour dream come true for amputees
• Work to begin on convention center expansion
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Berlin little league funds its way to the regional championship
• Facilities in Berlin struck by lightning
• Berlin meets all national main street standards
• Ocean City survives sweltering heat wave that gripped region
• Council members offer varying views on how to ensure vacationers return
• ‘PHENOMENAL’
• Photo
• Spectators urged to use municipal buses during Dew Tour
• CONFIRMED OCEAN CITY ATHLETES
• OC’s Boulanger slated to compete during first-ever Dew Tour surf competition
• Top 10-ranked Dew Tour athletes in each discipline:
• Skater Bucky Lasek looks forward to competing near Balt. home
• Let’s DEW this!
• Jesus at the Beach Festival to take place July 26-28 in OC
• Beach one of worst places to be during lightning
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
• TUESDAY, JULY 26
• MONDAY, JULY 25
• SUNDAY, JULY 24
• SATURDAY, JULY 23
• MSO NAMES WINNERS IN ‘BRAVO, MAESTRO!’ CAMPAIGN
• Blessing of the Combines Aug. 6
• TUESDAY, AUG. 2
• MONDAY, AUG. 1
• SUNDAY, JULY 31
• SATURDAY, JULY 30
• FRIDAY, JULY 29
• THURSDAY, JULY 28
• FRIDAY, JULY 22
• BJ’S ON THE WATER CANOE RACES
• OC museum acquires essential piece of equipment
• DINING GUIDE
• Chicken and egg debate has gone on for centuries
• Advocacy center anniv. Aug. 10
• Seacrets’ second annual Fastest Server Contest set for July 26
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• APPEARING LIVE
• Public invited to help count Bottlenose dolphins
• OC Art League plein air winners
• Photo
• BLOCKSTOCK
• Marlin Club event showcases junior fishing enthusiasts
• Photo
• Third annual fishing tournament honors late diver
• Berlin tournament teams compete in Fruitland
• Eighty-seven boats compete in tuna tourney
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Beach patrol’s run-swim-run set for Saturday
• BERLIN STARS DOMINATE
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• YogaFresh offers healthy alternative
• Second quarter sales volume shows signs of improvement
• DELAWARE MAKES ROUTE 54 PROJECT A NIGHTTIME VENTURE
• State on schedule to meet federal bay pollution requirement
• Electric bills to increase, but stay lower than in spring
• Large solar energy facilities resolved
• Worcester gives developer part of growth allocation
• Balanced policy sought for Berlin rental properties
• Burglary trial postponed because of scheduling conflict in court
• By Stewart Dobson
• Wrong decision on ALOC
• Problems with Internet
• OC Council hypocrisy
• Praise for beach patrol
• Cartoon
• Debt default countdown looms
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Toll increase hangs on issue of trust
• County board of ed seeks tuition for out-of-county students
• OC men charged with vending machine theft
• OP teen sentenced to 13 years for robberies of taxicab drivers
• Former Wal-Mart employee guilty of thefts
• Drug dealer tries to escape into OC canal
• Berlin’s Burley Oak Brewery receives license to sell brews
• OC Boardwalk makes National Geographic top10 list
• Worcester Co. burn ban in effect
• PANTECH OPEN
• Joan L. Lotz
• Robert Edward Faulkner
• Thomas W. Bounds
• Glenn Edgar Davis
• Marvin I. Timmons
• Seacrets owner to be honored for his quiet philanthropy
• City OKs parade of Jeeps along beach as kickoff to four-day event
• TimberSIL lumber claims debated by Ocean City Council for Boardwalk use
• Berlin hearing on toll increases draws criticism
• Health dept. license renewal notices to be sent certified mail
• DEW TOUR DE FORCE
• City seeks state funding to build new boat ramp on 64th Street
• Some OC Transportation Advisory Committee members chosen
• DEW TOUR SCHEDULE
• Dew Tour viewers urged to use bus, as parking tobelimited
• CONFIRMED OCEAN CITY ATHLETES
• Baltimore’s Bucky Lasek slated to compete in skateboard events
• Less than a week remains until much anticipated tour hits OC
• CHAINED to a career?
• Railroad station on display in resort
• Membership drive under way for resort library organization
• WORCESTER PREP YOUNGSTERS
• FOURTH OF JULY
• BIRTHDAY DONATION
• SPELLING BEE WINNERS
• ROCKET PROGRAM
• QUILT ART
• Plein air event in Berlin, Aug.12-14
• Benefit the Bays at Jolly Roger, Aug. 7
• Beach to bay clean up set for Sunday
• Artists to capture Ocean City on canvas during plein air event
• Beach patrol offers activities for youth throughout season
• Starpower World Championship set for July 18-22
• Obesity epidemic affecting many adults and children in America
• Tennis is more than just a game; it’s a way to connect with others
• Community fondly remembers philanthropist Brice Phillips
• FRIDAY, JULY 22
• THURSDAY, JULY 21
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
• TUESDAY, JULY 19
• MONDAY, JULY 18
• SUNDAY, JULY 17
• SATURDAY, JULY 16
• FRIDAY, JULY 15
• APPEARING LIVE
• DINING GUIDE
• TUESDAY, JULY 26
• MONDAY, JULY 25
• SUNDAY, JULY 24
• SATURDAY, JULY 23
• FEEDING TIME!
• MIRANDA LAMBERT PLAYS SALISBURY
• BJ’s canoe races on tap for July 19
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• ‘Clamming for a Cure’ kayaking relays set for Sun.
• ‘Commotion Down the Ocean’ will kick off four-day Dew Tour
• Annual tuna tourney kicks off today
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Golf legend to visit Ocean Pines course
• Berlin tournament teams face heavy rivals during Delmar Invitational
• BERLIN ALL-STARS DOMINATE
• Lollipops & Giggles resale boutique caters to kids
• Newest programs to help struggling homeowners
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• SURF’S UP!(ON 54TH STREET)
• Latest resort housing prices indicate positive market shift
• OC resident working to expand medical transportation service
• OC COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Ocean City’s bulk pick-up service fee increases thismonth
• Ocean City working to say thank you to visitors
• Boardwalk spray-paint artist sues city over location restrictions
• Thomas Crosby Satterfield
• Merle Hall Dennison
• Sarah Eileen Deceglia
• Debra Jean Miculinic
• H. Joseph Hellbach Jr.
• Isabella G. D. Callahan
• Political remapping could affect Harris’ congressional district
• State program will ‘cut red tape’ for small businesses
• By Stewart Dobson
• Color Guard appearance appreciated
• Art League dream becomes a reality
• Dew Tour location concerns writer
• Trash big issue over holiday weekend
• Recycling: a subject of debate
• Cartoon
• Steen seeks to use Critical Area for Pines development
• Election time in Ocean Pines; ballots mailed today
• Customer service best way to say thank you
• Newhours take effect at transfer stations
• Thompson’s Yacht Club fence removal plan faces opposition
• Pines GM tackles comments during town meeting
• JUST VISITING?
• Commissioners asked to alter solar energy bill
• New hotel proposed for 43rd St. property
• Ocean City, Del. police nab suspected peeping tom
• OCPDsearch for Calif. girlwhowent missing in resort
• Man shot by cop pleads guilty to attempted murder
• New church building planned for Route 50
• Planning Comm. OKs revised site plan for Berlin shopping center
• Buying only from local business owners is challenge for August
• Planning Comm. wary of city plans to work with private lot during Dew Tour
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Drunken boater crashes vessel into inlet jetty
• DEW TOUR PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY, CHANGING OC LANDSCAPE
• Complex tax issue can cut assessment but increase taxes
• AFTER YEARS OF EFFORTS, ALOC TO GET NEW BUILDING
• Visitors invited to dig for buried glass, ceramics at museum
• New exhibit at Arts Council features work of Jim Adcock
• FOURTH OF JULY FESTIVITIES
• OC library group seeks new members
• Berlin bathtub races to roll during town’s 2nd Friday Art Stroll
• Family Fun Nights under way at Ocean Pines Yacht Club
• BOARDWALK ART
• Army band to perform in Ocean City this weekend
• Benefits outweigh downers when it comes to getting around town
• Motorized rescue units aid OCBP in maintaining safety on beach
• Shark meat an unusual dinner choice, but a delicacy in Iceland
• ‘Waves of Laughter’ comics performing at Princess Royale
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 13
• TUESDAY, JULY 12
• MONDAY, JULY 11
• SUNDAY, JULY 10
• SATURDAY, JULY 9
• HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
• DINING GUIDE
• THURSDAY, JULY 14
• FRIDAY, JULY 8
• APPEARING LIVE
• Swim honors former OCBP captain, his wife
• Farmers’market now offered on hospital campus
• FAMILY FUN, DAY AND NIGHT
• First leg of lifeguard championships to take place in Ocean City
• Annual tuna tourney right around corner
• Bunke, Pavich, Zorn and Spivey win first contest
• Berlin Little League begins All-Star season
• CANYON KICK OFF A SUCCESS
• Judge rules against Berlin accountant in embezzlement case
• Jail time for Pocomoke man who killed friend in ‘tragic’ accident
• Del. man flips car, crashes into overpass
• Police identify man found dead in burning vehicle
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Most out of jail until sentencing
• Environmental deregulation bill causes concern
• Greene Turtle store not among guilty in recent Bdwk. scams
• Double jeopardy alleged in Ocean Pines child abuse case
• Farmers’ market survey seeking submissions
• Popularity of stand-up paddleboarding grown over the last year
• Chambers of commerce business gatherings on tap for mid-July
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Four Seasons Pizza opens in WOC
• What is a QR Code?
• OC WASABI OPENS BAR AREA
• Bobby Boyd Gobbett
• Jack K. Alexander
• Alice Vanderslice Lees
• Brian P. Wickes
• Brice R. Phillips
• Funding for decaying Ocean Pines bridges in question
• Lawsuit against OPA regarding flooding dismissed
• Local anglers to hand out flounder catch surveys on the water
• HOLIDAY GRAZE
• Worcester easily shifts into liquor sales biz on July 1
• Worcester County employees say goodbye to work
• OC lifeguard stand damaged by lightning during Wednes. storm
• By Stewart Dobson
• Cartoon
• Council cannot grant exceptions to street performer rules
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Dew Tour set-up to begin early Monday; vert ramp, bowl, BMX park to be built
• Dew Tour logo will welcome visitors heading to Ocean City
• Worcester beaches earn top marks for water quality
• Enthusiasm difficult to contain this summer
• Revenue up yet again for Casino at Ocean Downs
• Snap a picture for a chance to win new Apple iPad2
• Internet sales tax considered for Maryland
• Lower Shore politicians get green-friendly scores
• Slots revenue funding will be split by racetracks
• BRICE REGINALD PHILLIPS
• SUMMER GAS GIVEAWAY, BABY!
• Business tycoon, ‘captain of industry’ Brice Phillips dies
• JULY4: BIG NUMBERS POSTED
• MVA onWheels to return July 12
• Young gray seal heads back to Atlantic after rehabinBaltimore
• New laws aimed at locally-grown food, shipments of wine
• COSTLY CARE
• Possible tolls, sales tax on vehicle repair drive doubts in Md.
• ‘To do’ list disappears on any given day
• Tickets still available for Diakonia benefit
• OC making holiday preparations
• Snow Hill museum hosts Smithsonian exhibit
• Art League seeks entries for ‘Harbor Day’ poster contest
• Fagers honored during HomeTour
• Bathtub races back by popular demand; will coincide with Second Friday
• DINING GUIDE
• Junior Beach Patrol offers kids chance to learn lifeguard skills
• SATURDAY, JULY 9
• THURSDAY, JULY 14
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 13
• TUESDAY, JULY 12
• MONDAY, JULY 11
• SUNDAY, JULY 10
• FRIDAY, JULY 8
• RAVENS ROOST #44 CELEBRATES 100K IN LOCAL DONATIONS
• THURSDAY, JULY 7
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
• TUESDAY, JULY 5
• MONDAY, JULY 4
• SATURDAY, JULY 2
• FRIDAY, JULY 1
• APPEARING LIVE
• First Friday coincides with holiday celebration in Snow Hill
• The concept of afternoon tea originated many centuries ago
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Free summer programs begin July 4 at museum
• O! SAY CAN YOU SEE?
• TEACH A KID TO FISH
• Today marks Day 1 of Canyon Kick Off fishing tournament
• Tuna-ment’s 22nd installment attracts more boats than in ’10
• Small Boat tourney draws young anglers, their family
• UPCOMING FISHING TOURNEYS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• AMATEUR BOXING COMING TO OC
• Full-service nail salon opens in midtown OC
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Housing trend tidbits revealed
• WITH A NAME LIKE ‘GUIDO’S,’ IT’S GOTTA BE FUN!
• GMto go directly to property owners for facilities ideas
• Pines committee looks into first-ever community festival
• Aquatics group looks at future of Sports Core pool
• Mandieswhencarengulfedinflames
• Small towns work together, find solutions to common problems
• Hopes for Oktoberfest brewing in Berlin for this fall
• Berlin chosen for statewide study on stormwater response
• Irma Townsend Pruitt
• William “Billy” Harris Struven
• June Valerie Caro
• Robert A. “Bob” Berkheimer
• Philip Beck Loechel
• Aerial tram plans under revision
• Plan Maryland concerns county leaders
• FOPsquashes status speculation
• Senator visits endangered birds on resort island he helped protect
• By Stewart Dobson
• Free tram rides were a bonus
• Join community in fighting taxes
• Cartoon
• Put pressure on shops that employ sales scams
• Ocean City Police say 2011 marks ‘safest’ June on record
• Organizers say annual Play It Safe for visiting teens a success
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Amped Riders benefit slated for Saturday
• Towns earn high enviro. rankings
• Governor’s septic reform panel includes area representatives
• Ocean Downs’ profits increase in spite of rivals
• Court ruling eases Maryland petition signature gathering
• Cowger director of Department of Liquor Control
• Alcohol tax in Maryland increases from 6 to 9 percent
• Tips to have a safe boating experience this summer
• BOARDWALK MUSIC
• New national sobriety test on horizon for drunken boating
• Outdoor dog dining law gets no attention from resort bars
• ‘GOOD DAY FOR SAILING’
• OC, Berlin and OP admin. offices closed Independence Day
• Bay Bridge toll hike debate scheduled for July 14 in Berlin
• More visitors come forward, claim they were duped by Boardwalk stores
• Curious about George . . .
• WORCESTER: TOP MARKS ON MSA
• FIELD DAY
• Somerset Street Plaza will host custom cars, live music Sunday
• Family Fun Nights offered every Wed. at Ocean Pines Yacht Club
• ART’S ALIVE!
• Smithsonian exhibit comes to Snow Hill
• ‘The Next Ice Age’ celebrates 10 years in resort
• Artists wanted for two-day outdoor paint event, sale
• BIOMES COME ALIVE WITH ARTS IMMERSION
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• Update traditional salsa with Mexican seafood dip
• Can success be defined without first experiencing failure?
• Ocean City presents summer full of free activities for families
• OCBP PAINTS UTILITY BOX
• END-OF-YEAR FUN
• New children’sbook features landmarks, businesses in resort
• DINING GUIDE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, JULY 7
• WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
• TUESDAY, JULY 5
• MONDAY, JULY 4
• SATURDAY, JULY 2
• FRIDAY, JULY 1
• THURSDAY, JUNE 30
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29
• TUESDAY, JUNE 28
• MONDAY, JUNE 27
• ARTS ON THE DOCK
• SATURDAY, JUNE 25
• FRIDAY, JUNE 24
• APPEARING LIVE
• SUNDAY, JUNE 26
• OPVFD AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP
• OCBPreminds swimmers tostay on shore until guards take stands
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Poker run for bikes, cars will benefit shelter
• DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE THE NEXT TOP DOG?
• Canyon Kick Off ‘kicks off’ July 4 holiday weekend
• LAX SPLASH WINNERS
• WOUNDED WARRIORS DONATION
• OC Marlin Club’s Small Boat Tournament set for June 25-26
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Greene Turtle 5K will benefit EMTs, fire dept.
• ‘NONTYPICAL’ WINNERS
• B. Cassandra “Sandy” Harding
• Phoebe Lorraine Harris
• Leo Albert Schneider II
• Elizabeth Purnell White
• Jeanette W. Daye
• Charles Ignatius Byrne
• Anne McCormack
• Betty Lorraine Doan
• City to offer low-cost rain barrels
• Md. ranks at bottom for personal freedom
• Council to debate town code changes for rental properties
• GatheringdrawsofficialsfromacrossMd.
• FAREWELL, TUBBY’S!
• Gov., local realtor to discuss abandoning doomed mortgages
• HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
• ‘For sale by owner’ on decline
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Biz owners, diners pleased with extended promotion
• ROMEO’S NOW OPEN AT 33RD STREET
• Berlin’s South Main Street businesses are getting new neighbors
• Public Works: waiting for resort bus unavoidable during peak hours
• Restricting outdoor lights will solve some issues, but not all
• Mother says teen scammed by bdwk. store
• Woman crossing outside crosswalk hit, hospitalized
• Bomb threat charges dropped, will be re-filed in Wicomico court
• Pair leads police on chase through three Md. counties
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Hohman pleads guilty to taxi driver robberies
• By Stewart Dobson
• Relief at end of free gas plan
• Promotion plan a trade secret
• Cartoon
• Pines Country Club knocks Yacht Club from top spot
• OP candidates discuss dog park, lights at forum
• Commissioners OK feasibility study for turbines at landfill
• County to reconsider late fees for restaurants
• MCBP REPORT
• Tourism Advisory Board has no real role to play
• Residents sought for advisory board
• Scooters abound on roads as popularity grows
• Brittingham to fill board of education vacancy
• City will help with work to get kayak launch site ready for use
• Dew Tour venue setup plans coming together
• Street performer upset with N. Div. St. prohibition
• Ashley offers personal payout for free gas after city nixes plan
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Golf marketing promo dies when free gas plan denied
• Sunscreen must label details under new FDA rule
• Lean boardofed budget includes cuts and layoffs
• ONE STEP CLOSER …
• OC’S GAS PROMOTION PLANS REMAIN SECRET
• Board in line to meet June deadline for state teacher evaluation plan
• COLLEGE Breaking banks … not spirits
• Bevyof beauties
• Baking is a science, proper measurements a must
• ‘RUNAWAY BRIDE’ IN BERLIN
• Rising from bed takes bit of ‘cranking’
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
• TUESDAY, JUNE 21
• MONDAY, JUNE 20
• SUNDAY, JUNE 19
• SATURDAY, JUNE 18
• FRIDAY, JUNE 17
• THURSDAY, JUNE 30
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29
• TUESDAY, JUNE 28
• MONDAY, JUNE 27
• SUNDAY, JUNE 26
• SATURDAY, JUNE 25
• FRIDAY, JUNE 24
• THURSDAY, JUNE 23
• Artists to showcase wares along dock at OC Fishing Center
• Radio Disney artists will kick off Sizzlin’ Summer series Sun.
• DINING GUIDE
• West Ocean City stage to host Johnny Cash tribute concert
• Freeman Stage presents national acts to celebrate its fourth season
• ALOC names winners of June show
• COMMUNITY LETTERS
• OC AIR SHOW 2011
• APPEARING LIVE
• OCBP warns against drinking alcohol on beach
• HOROSCOPE
• Two-day fine arts festival at OC park to feature variety of media
• SHDS sophomore wins contest, scholarship
• Smith graduates magna cum laude
• ENGAGEMENT: KANE-SPRINGMEYER
• Firemen’s parade will alter traffic in downtown resort
• OCEAN CITY WELCOMES FIREFIGHTERS, RESCUE VOLUNTEERS,EMS PERSONNEL
• FLOUNDER FRENZY
• Annual OC Shark Tournament under way; anglers may still register
• Stephen Decatur ironman, strongman competitions build strength, team unity
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Anglers head off OC coast in search of tuna
• OC Tri-Running offers five events this weekend
• AND THEY’RE OFF!
• Man gets 25-year sentence for running over mother last Sept.
• Bus driver assault
• Attack with rock
• Drugs, gun
• Indecent exposure
• Handgun found
• Assault
• Break-in
• Graffiti
• Theft from LCB yields jail time for former employee
• Teen to spend four years in prison for pizza deliveryman robbery
• Attempted rape
• Fiery crash sends five to hospital, one with severe burns
• Federal plan to limit mortgage lending frightens resort realtors
• BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Do you have what it takes to be a landlord?
• Spa on the Go takes services to clients
• HAHA’S OPENS IN FENWICK
• Water service exception for Cottages of Berlin project in limbo
• Maryland officials see effective social media use during disasters
• Berlin, MCBP partner for state-funded Hudson Branch restoration
• Performers may no longer use N. Division St.
• ‘Tip to tip’cleanup aims to rid entire beach of trash
• Antonie Tassie
• John Edward Meyers Sr.
• Virginia B. Nelson
• Gerald H. Wilson
• Ursula Stein
• Joane A. Lauman
• William David Abell
• The Public Eye
• OC should reinstate free tram rides
• Power outage poorly handled
• Water rate increase a hardship for many
• History will be the judge
• Cartoon
• Advertising planning should be in the open
• Dew Tour wants to paint logo on water tower downtown
• Glen Burnie man dies after boat capsizes in OC inlet
• Couple displaced after SUV crashes into home late Wed.
• Hadel found guilty in ’07 murder of 26-year-old mother of three
• Report: declining water quality in coastal bays
• Weather does not put a damper on fourth annual OC Air Show
• Extreme heat leaves West OC without power nearly all day
• Contractor chosen to finish skate park bowl renovations
• Missing motorcycle helmet discovered
• Injured bald eagle rescued from Isle of Wight Bay
• Free gas promo dieswhen Cymek reverses his vote
• WHOOPS...
• MAN FIGHTS FOR LIFE AFTER BEING STRUCK BY SUV
• College Park prof. to discuss Maryland CivilRights leaders
• MCGUFFEY BOOKWORM CLUB
• Worcester rec. dept. to present sports camps throughout county
• BUCKETS OF LOVE
• MBS TOURS PHILADELPHIA
• OCES HONORS TOP MAY STUDENTS
• Volunteers and book donations sought for sale at Pines library
• ‘Camp Horizon’offers daily programs at OCES, field trips countywide
• Photo
• BALTIMORE FANS PAINT THE TOWN PURPLE
• Pines Players ppen Bistro Theater with ‘Odd Couple’ play
• Resort museum to waive fee for some visitors this summer
• Weekend classic car festival open to all years, models of Chevrolets
• THURSDAY, JUNE 23
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
• TUESDAY, JUNE 21
• MONDAY, JUNE 20
• SUNDAY, JUNE 19
• SATURDAY, JUNE 18
• FRIDAY, JUNE 17
• THURSDAY, JUNE 16
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
• TUESDAY, JUNE 14
• MONDAY, JUNE 13
• SUNDAY, JUNE 12
• SATURDAY, JUNE 11
• OC MARLIN CLUB AWARDS FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS
• FRIDAY, JUNE 10
• DINING GUIDE
• AND THEY’RE OFF!
• OC Air Show to include flag jump
• Star Charities volunteers plan for Western Night at the Races
• OCBP urges grads to be beach smart
• Celebrate anniversary of OC’s All-America title at Sunset Park
• Fresh herbs can add special touches to various recipes
• APPEARING LIVE
• Berlintohold‘Runaway Bride’costumecontest, scavengerhunt
• Annual car, truck show celebrates decade in OC
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Sky watchers urged to use resort buses
• OC AIR SHOW
• Beach Lax Festival begins today with girls’ contest
• Soccer athletes to take over resort’s downtown beach
• Moremoney up for grabs in Shark Tourney’s release category
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Mako Mania draws nearly 200 anglers
• Fisher named All-American; Tyler, AcademicAll-American
• Helicopter moves to OC airport
• Beach patrol, MSP partner to offer faster emergency response
• V. Frank Hammond
• Brandon Matthew Richardson
• John Edward Kern
• CVS to replace Mattress Discounters building in West Ocean City
• CONTROLLED BURN
• County shows increase in sales volume
• Vet offers acupuncture treatments
• The Pour House now open on Wicomico Street downtown
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Greene Turtle to celebrate35 years with party
• BEER IS MAIN INGREDIENT AT TAPHOUSE BAR & GRILLE
• Request to keep cooperative campgrounds open gets negative response
• More areas within county sought for large solar energy systems
• Ocean City couple has first house in resort area with solar panels
• Gov. kicks off national insurance exchange office
• Bay Bridge toll hike OKd for debate, but no debates near coast
• Skate park repairs more extensive, expensive than originally anticipated
• By Stewart Dobson
• Feeling the effect of inflation
• Letter ‘insults the memory’ of fallen
• Writer disgusted over letter
• NJROTC thanked for participation
• Cartoon
• Charity often begins with license holders
• Cab owners face penalty for drivers who dodge drug tests
• Comcast signal switch means OC residents must get adaptors
• McCargo pleads guilty to resort burglary
• Small business advisors will take appointments in Berlin
• Entzminger pleads guilty to OP robbery
• Jail comes before college graduation, judge tells Temple senior
• Man guilty of raping stepdaughter
• Commission can’t vote on removal of hotel windows
• Williams pressured on property management rules
• Proposed yard waste ban at transfer stations concerns some
• Worcesterdeputies toprovide security at Ocean Downs
• Ocean closed during OC Air Show
• Revenue from Casino at Ocean Downs continues to grow
• City postpones budget adoption
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Dead fish cause few problems for Ocean City beach
• Commissioners ‘quietly’pass $163.5million budget
• Liquor prices still a concern for licensees
• FAMILY LOSES SON, KEEPSAKE WITHIN DAYS
• JUST WHO IS OUR MARKET ANYWAY?
• Las Vegas showman Randy Riggle plans stop in West OC
• Boardwalk, suntan lotion and crab cakes: synonymous with Eastern Shore
• COMMUNITY CHURCH CONFIRMS FIVE YOUTH
• BENEFITS OF RECYCLING
• KIWANIS JUDGES SHOWELL ELEMENTARY ARTS, ESSAYS CONTEST
• KIWANIS CLUB CELEBRATES 31 YEARS
• ‘Heritage Ramblers’ to perform Dixie-style concert in Snow Hill
• Colors, locations signify rank among Ocean City Beach Patrol
• PLAY IT SAFE ARTIST RECOGNIZED
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8
• TUESDAY, JUNE 7
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, JUNE 16
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
• TUESDAY, JUNE 14
• MONDAY, JUNE 13
• SUNDAY, JUNE 12
• SATURDAY, JUNE 11
• FRIDAY, JUNE 10
• THURSDAY, JUNE 9
• MONDAY, JUNE 6
• SUNDAY, JUNE 5
• SATURDAY, JUNE 4
• Photo
• FRIDAY, JUNE 3
• Yoga experience proves ‘Jane’ is terrible with commitment
• WOR PREP HOWARD HUGHES SCHOLARS
• SDHS CLUB DONATES TO RED CROSS
• DINING GUIDE
• Annual statewide ride aids fight against breast cancer
• Johnny Cash tribute show to hit OC
• Celebrate summer with trains, river cruises and music
• College Park professor to speak on Maryland Civil Rights leaders
• PineTonesChorus to perform June 5
• Play It Safe program offers new graduates free, safe summer fun
• APPEARING LIVE
• Inaugural kayak, paddleboard races benefit MCBP
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Air Show set to light up sky over resort next week
• RAVENS FANS TAKE RESORT
• Resort surfer mom represents East Coast on Maui
• MakoMania tourney on tap this weekend
• Bluefish tournament raises more than $3,000 to support veterans
• Pino reels in first local white marlin of the season
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• MISSIONACCOMPLISHED
• Council discusses renovation plans for multi-purpose building
• Berlin looks at La Plata project while considering free Internet plan
• Church: county’s solid waste decision will likely upset some
• Va. teen pleads guilty to armed robberies at convenience stores
• Sanitary service areas slated for rate increase
• OC building dept. earns higher ISO rating
• Pines teen pleads guilty to robberies involving cab drivers
• Resort’s annual Restaurant Week begins Sunday
• Maryland to receive $23M for small business loans
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Columnist debunks homeownership, credit scoremyths
• OSBORNS WESTSIDE GRILLE: NEW ‘NEIGHBORHOOD BAR’
• Worcester, state government plan for problem gambling response
• Individual preparations key for a safe 2011 hurricane season
• Writer concerned over military action
• Bay Bridge toll increase questioned
• Cartoon
• Gas prices drop in recent weeks
• Hearing for Dept. of Liquor Control set for next week
• Non-resident students attend county schools, but only some pay
• Worcester budget includes funds for towns, Ocean Pines
• By Stewart Dobson
• Adversaries need to be confronted
• Needed: long-termplan to develop more tourism
• Kellee Mitchell Reagin
• John J. McNulty Sr.
• Jennifer L. O’Toole
• John L. Reider Jr.
• Ebie Layton Sr.
• MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONIES
• OC police officers hospitalized after brutal attack
• Women charged with leaving children at motel
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Worcester’s first lodge slots spin at Elks, American Legion
• Brooks, McLean eager to ‘Host Our Coast’ this season
• Resort wants to create free designated fishing areas
• Study shows majority of OC building permits issued within a week
• Resort police create voluntary monitoring program for businesses
• Photo
• City shifts more parking spaces from free to paid
• Feds: bluefin tuna not endangered
• Accidents keep OC police busy during holiday weekend
• CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!
• City narrowly OKs plan to offer free gas to resort vacationers
• MEMORIAL DAY CROWD: INDICATION FOR BUSY SUMMER?
• Good paint, preparation will save money on exterior jobs
• If it’s not in the MLS,it could be inaccurate
• High gas prices cause changes in buyer behavior
• Buyer’s market? Well, maybe yes,maybe no
• Android could control more than your phone
• market update
• Local Realtors participate in Open House event
• Realtors talk with officials on homeowner issues
• ‘Partnerships in Bloom’ program continues in resort
• BIS named one of 84 ‘Model’ Green Schools in state
• SEASIDE CHRISTIAN VISITS TENNIS CENTER
• Donations and volunteers sought for OP book sale
• ART NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
• Last day of school for Worcester Co. students is June10
• KING IN THE LIMELIGHT
• DONATION BENEFITS HUMANE SOCIETY
• ‘Reflections of Life’ leaves now on sale
• Beauty Spot Award nominees sought
• BIKE RODEO PROMOTES SAFETY
• DOWN ON THE FARM
• ‘Free For All’ site, e-mail blasts outline concerts, activities
• Berlin Village Fair replaced by bathtub race, scavenger hunt
• CLASS OF ’11 BUNTING
• SUPPORTERS GATHER FOR PICNIC
• SDHS HOLDS ‘PI’ EATING CONTEST
• ‘KINDERCRITTERS’
• OCES STUDENTS PLACE IN COUNTY POSTER CONTEST
• WORCESTER TEAM RECOGNIZED
• Program provides activities for new grads for 22 years
• Ocean City program offers free activities to high school graduates
• Art’s Alive attracts artists, their wares to resort June 18-19
• June exhibit looks at ‘The Human Form: Clothed,Unclothed’
• Students can ‘score’ this summer during county sports camps
• Country star Miranda Lambert coming to Wicomico Civic Center
• Publicinvited toview ‘Little Rascals’ movie onuptown bigscreen
• RAFFLE BENEFITS CHILDREN’S HOUSE
• BEACH BONFIRE
• Pine Tones to present spring concert
• THURSDAY, JUNE 9
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8
• TUESDAY, JUNE 7
• MONDAY, JUNE 6
• ONGOING EVENTS
• SUNDAY, JUNE 5
• SATURDAY, JUNE 4
• THURSDAY, JUNE 2
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1
• TUESDAY, MAY 31
• MONDAY, MAY 30
• SUNDAY, MAY 29
• SATURDAY, MAY 28
• FRIDAY, MAY 27
• Kenny Rogers slated for Sunfest
• Tourism department launches ‘Then and Now’ photo contest
• DINING GUIDE
• With yoga program comes smaller pant size, broader look at life
• ‘Strawberry Day’ atFurnace Town to take place Sun.
• Tickets for OC leg of nationwide Dew Tour on sale
• Ocean City lifeguards do more than maintain safety on beach
• As new grads arrive in Ocean City, remind them to ‘Play It Safe’
• Grilled Caesar salad innovative way to dazzle summertime guests
• APPEARING LIVE
• Memorial Day weekend marks beginning of OC lifeguard season
• Factory Outlets show raises $2k for charity
• RODS AND ROCKERS ON WHEELS
• ‘All-America City’ flags commemorate anniversary
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• CELEBRATIONSCOUNTYWIDEHONOR MEMORIALDAY, SUMMERSEASON
• Proceeds from local golf event will aid special needs children
• Season ends for ladies in state semis
• Second bluefish tournament slated for this weekend
• Mako Mania kicks off fishing tournament season
• Seahawks fall to Clippers in 3A East Regional semifinals
• Teams impress at districts, but fail to advance
• PRESSURE MOUNTS
• Paul Edward Carder
• Howard D. Kennard Jr.
• Gail A. Brown
• Lorraine E. Bailey
• Lillian M. Hare
• Licensees unhappy with new liquor prices in Worcester Co.
• Public invited to weigh in on Route 589 plan
• AGH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• GRAND OPENING
• FARMERS BANK AWARDS FIRST QUARTER STANDOUTS
• Paws & Claws opens second location in north Ocean City
• Lurking beyond visiblesupply is shadow inventory
• ‘19TH HOLE’ ON TAP IN WOC
• Board recommends for Carrollton Lane to be one-way for all
• SHARK CLINIC
• Police have sober hopes for drunken, distracted driving this weekend
• New state law prohibits online tobacco sales to recoup lost taxes
• Ocean Pines seeks candidates for election to board of directors
• Java Beach outdoor area open at OP Yacht Club
• By Stewart Dobson
• CRUISIN TRAFFIC
• NJROTC Boosters thank community
• Writer appalled by president’s speech
• A tribute to all World War II veterans
• Cartoon
• Berlin’s pay raise plan completely justifiable
• Waterkeepers disappointed with lack of state support for environmental bills
• Ocean City, Berlin town offices closed for Memorial Day
• U.S. Navy SEALs coming to OC Air Show
• New events for Berlin youth this summer
• BERLIN COUNCIL BRIEFS
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Anglers await tuna decision
• Berlin’s salary raise pitch akin to other local pay-scale studies
• Atlantic Hotel vinyl windows don’t save energy, study says
• Berlin mayor defends salary increases for municipal employees
• Mixed reactions on Shore to Bay Bridge toll increase proposal
• Man set up friend to clear way for attack on girlfriend
• ‘I'M A FIRESTARTER, TWISTED FIRESTARTER’
• Countyspendinggets anotherslight trim
• HEALTHCARECHALLENGE
• HEALTH CARE CHALLENGE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR KIWANIS MUSTANG RAFFLE
• THURSDAY, MAY 26
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
• TUESDAY, MAY 24
• MONDAY, MAY 23
• SUNDAY, MAY 22
• SATURDAY, MAY 21
• PREAKNESS PARTY
• FRIDAY, MAY 20
• GROWING THINGS
• MEETING WITH LAWMAKERS
• BIS NEWS
• FOOD DRIVE
• WORCESTER PREP PROM COURT
• Volunteers sought for terrapin count
• OP acting troupe seeks volunteers for August show
• Resort group seeks Beauty Spot Award nominees
• MAY DAY PLAY DAY
• Ministry provides food for needy
• DINING GUIDE
• MONGOLIAN WOMEN VISIT REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF WORCESTER COUNTY
• Intn’l Learn to Fly Day event planned
• Navy’s Country Current band to kick off summer concert series
• Volunteers, donations sought for spring Operation We Care
• Photo
• Resort honors country’s first responders with discount program
• Rising food prices can turn trips to the supermarket into chores
• CRAB SOUP COOK OFF
• BEST BLOODY MARY CONTEST
• APPEARING LIVE
• Locals fortunate to be spending their days seaside
• Bret Michaels’Sunfest concert rescheduled; tickets valid in ’12
• ERADICATE HUNGER: WALK
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Bret Michaels’ Sunfest concert rescheduled; tickets valid in ’12
• Lady Mallards capture sixth ESIAC title; boys place second
• Decatur edges out Northeast in 3A East Regional quarterfinals
• Seahawks’ season ends in 3A East quarterfinals
• Lady Mallards fall in ESIAC championship
• Seahawks dominate Indians, edge out Rams
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Decatur tops Clippers, Rams; loses to Bucs
• HOLLOWELLSOARS OVER COMPETITION
• HOLLOWELL SOARS OVER COMPETITION
• Gas prices drive statewide debate on solutions for rising pump costs
• State transportation dept. gets high rating, but how to fund it?
• Law holds mortgage lenders liable for fees
• County sheriffs and comptroller’s office outline nonprofit slots
• Fewerservices, higherfeespossible
• BOARD OF EDUCATION BRIEFS
• OCBP asks council for solid plan before possible relocation
• New boutique offers event planning, interior design
• Kayaker opens kayaking sales, rental business
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Recoup value when remodeling
• Berlin farmer wins $2,500 for cancer society
• Berlin far mer wins $2,500 for cancer society
• OCEAN CITY WINS BIG
• Delmarva Power explains new customer bill design
• Deadline passes for rental space at Berlin Chamber
• Berlin wins statewide award for work with GBG
• Sewer rates to increase gradually until 2015 to cover sewer growth
• Ocean City signs contract for event sponsorship search
• By Stewart Dobson
• Paper delivery job a great start
• Govt. shouldn’t support gambling
• Thanks for memorial service helpers
• Relay for Life a moving experience
• Cartoon
• Why all of us should remember the fallen
• Fire dept. outlines vehicle replacement schedule
• OC Council postpones vote on taxi fare increase
• Buses begin new schedule May 27
• Dean W. McCabe
• Ann D. Lewis
• Marion L. Owens
• M. Elizabeth Lawton
• Robert A. Bliss
• John F. deHuarte
• Violet Mae Fisher
• OC to incorporate new restroom into Bdwk. plan
• OC Air Show loses one of two headline demonstration teams
• Multi-vehicle crash temporarily closes Rt. 90 Monday
• Man attempts to lure Snow Hill middle school student into car
• Bomb threat case on hold till June
• Former OC businessman awaits sentence in child porn case
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Humane society surprised by increased donation from city
• Off-duty guards save W.Va. man from rip current
• Questions regarding new hires, free gas complicate Ocean City budget vote
• CRUISIN’ OCEAN CITY UNDER WAY
• SUMMER SEASON:
• Compromise reached on employee benefit changes
• CHILDREN ENRICH LIVES OF FOSTER PARENTS
• JESSICA’S CLOSET
• EMTS VISIT SHOWELL
• OPERATION WE CARE
• IF I WERE MAYOR …
• MAGNETIC ATTRACTIONS
• Nutrition awareness leads to popularity for tropical salsas
• Factory Outlets to host annual charity Classic Cruisin’XXI
• Saturday marks first ‘Doggie Days’event at Furnace Town
• Strawberry Day at Furnace Town to take place May 29
• Newspaper columnist pens Ocean City history collection
• Snow Hill car show, auction to benefit senior center programs
• Find out what items are worth during roadshow
• OPA, chamber plan informational event for seniors, others
• Sunshine appears in Ocean City as summer season approaches
• DINING GUIDE
• ALOC show honors late Shirley Hall
• BERLIN JAZZ AND BLUES FEST
• OC airport welcomes public for ‘Learn to Fly Day’
• Radio station partners with Berlin for May Day Play Day event
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• THURSDAY, MAY 19
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 18
• TUESDAY, MAY 17
• BES NAMES TOP APRIL STUDENTS
• SUNDAY, MAY 15
• SATURDAY, MAY 14
• OCES NAMES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MONDAY, MAY 16
• FRIDAY, MAY 13
• APPEARING LIVE
• Statewide bike ride to benefit Moveable Feast
• Museums offer free admission May 18
• ALOC announces winning photographers
• Bars, restaurantsto vie for ‘Best Bloody Mary’ title at Fish Tales Sun.
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Downtown plaza to become crab soup harbor Sat.
• SLIPPERY, SLIMY CENSUS TIME
• LadySeahawksreadyforplayoffs
• Decatur, Wi-Hi face off in second round of playoffs
• Seahawks hope to ‘take care of business’ on field
• Coach Ferro: ‘We’re headed in the right direction’
• Seahawk tennis teams prepare for Dist. VIII tourney
• WCDC makes plans for annual golf tournament
• Mallards look to repeat as ESIAC champs
• Ailing athletes get stronger as regional, state contests near
• MALLARDS: ESIACCHAMPS
• ‘Zip’across the skyline at Jolly Roger
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• A six-month review of real estate market
• TRADITIONCONTINUES
• OTT RECOGNIZED FOR 2010 SALES
• DIAKONIA SUPPORT
• OC man pleads guilty to burglaries in Little Salisbury
• Sunny and mild weather play big role in Springfest attendance
• Marian C. Lankford
• Charles G. Southcomb Jr.
• Peter M. Johnson
• Helen M. Shamer
• Douglas T. Gardiner Jr.
• Alleged victim changes story about assault
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Dill guilty in girlfriend’s death
• Confiscated counterfeit shoes find deserving feet
• Essay entry earns Thomas Fager day of Berlin honors
• Scoot coupes legal, leaving some people concerned
• Employers now required to issue tax credit notices
• HEALTH FAIR
• SHA officials report to council projects few and far between
• West OC boat ramp will make schedule despite small snag
• Rep. Andy Harris takes Medicare budget debate to Berlin, Ocean City
• By Stewart Dobson
• Thank you, Sen. Jim Mathias
• Cartoon
• Binding arbitration sold to Ocean City voters
• Save slots funds to repair storm damage
• ANOTHER DOWNTOWN UTILITY BOX PAINTED
• City Hall deserves a round of applause
• Judge will decide Centex appeal in Berlin lawsuit
• Delmarva to build transmission line near Bishopville
• Bills decline for Delmarva customers
• Commissioners schedule work session for budget May 25
• Lower Shore election districts to shrink
• Recent General Assembly fell short on Md. farm protection
• Berlin exempts fees for small nonprofit projects
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• School calendar modified due to change in presidential primary
• Newlywed, 72, tried to murder beau, policesay
• Mumford steps down from Board of Education
• School board will find extra money to fund new Navy program at Stephen Decatur
• Berlin utility bills available online
• Berlin council proposes reserve funding for all town salaries
• Bed and breakfast plan gets Berlin permit approval
• Budget approval stakes Maryland horse racers with slots money
• Last day of school for public school students is June 10
• JESSICA’S CLOSET
• EMTS VISIT SHOWELL
• OPERATION WE CARE
• IF I WERE MAYOR …
• MAGNETIC ATTRACTIONS
• Nutrition awareness leads to popularity for tropical salsas
• Factory Outlets to host annual charity Classic Cruisin’XXI
• Snow Hill car show, auction to benefit senior center programs
• Find out what items are worth during roadshow
• OPA, chamber plan informational event for seniors, others
• Saturday marks first ‘Doggie Days’event at Furnace Town
• Strawberry Day at Furnace Town to take place May 29
• Newspaper columnist pens Ocean City history collection
• Sunshine appears in Ocean City as summer season approaches
• DINING GUIDE
• ALOC show honors late Shirley Hall
• BERLIN JAZZ AND BLUES FEST
• OC airport welcomes public for ‘Learn to Fly Day’
• Radio station partners with Berlin for May Day Play Day event
• RELAY FOR LIFE
• THURSDAY, MAY 19
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 18
• TUESDAY, MAY 17
• BES NAMES TOP APRIL STUDENTS
• SUNDAY, MAY 15
• SATURDAY, MAY 14
• OCES NAMES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• MONDAY, MAY 16
• FRIDAY, MAY 13
• APPEARING LIVE
• Statewide bike ride to benefit Moveable Feast
• Museums offer free admission May 18
• ALOC announces winning photographers
• Bars, restaurantsto vie for ‘Best Bloody Mary’ title at Fish Tales Sun.
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Downtown plaza to become crab soup harbor Sat.
• SLIPPERY, SLIMY CENSUS TIME
• LadySeahawksreadyforplayoffs
• Decatur, Wi-Hi face off in second round of playoffs
• Seahawks hope to ‘take care of business’ on field
• Coach Ferro: ‘We’re headed in the right direction’
• Seahawk tennis teams prepare for Dist. VIII tourney
• WCDC makes plans for annual golf tournament
• Mallards look to repeat as ESIAC champs
• Ailing athletes get stronger as regional, state contests near
• MALLARDS: ESIACCHAMPS
• ‘Zip’across the skyline at Jolly Roger
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• A six-month review of real estate market
• TRADITIONCONTINUES
• OTT RECOGNIZED FOR 2010 SALES
• DIAKONIA SUPPORT
• Marian C. Lankford
• OC man pleads guilty to burglaries in Little Salisbury
• Sunny and mild weather play big role in Springfest attendance
• Charles G. Southcomb Jr.
• Peter M. Johnson
• Helen M. Shamer
• Douglas T. Gardiner Jr.
• Alleged victim changes story about assault
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Dill guilty in girlfriend’s death
• Confiscated counterfeit shoes find deserving feet
• Essay entry earns Thomas Fager day of Berlin honors
• Scoot coupes legal, leaving some people concerned
• Employers now required to issue tax credit notices
• HEALTH FAIR
• SHA officials report to council projects few and far between
• West OC boat ramp will make schedule despite small snag
• Rep. Andy Harris takes Medicare budget debate to Berlin, Ocean City
• By Stewart Dobson
• Thank you, Sen. Jim Mathias
• Cartoon
• Binding arbitration sold to Ocean City voters
• Save slots funds to repair storm damage
• ANOTHER DOWNTOWN UTILITY BOX PAINTED
• City Hall deserves a round of applause
• Judge will decide Centex appeal in Berlin lawsuit
• Delmarva to build transmission line near Bishopville
• Bills decline for Delmarva customers
• Commissioners schedule work session for budget May 25
• Lower Shore election districts to shrink
• Recent General Assembly fell short on Md. farm protection
• Berlin exempts fees for small nonprofit projects
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• School calendar modified due to change in presidential primary
• Newlywed, 72, tried to murder beau, policesay
• Mumford steps down from Board of Education
• School board will find extra money to fund new Navy program at Stephen Decatur
• Berlin utility bills available online
• Last day of school for public school students is June 10
• Berlin council proposes reserve funding for all town salaries
• Bed and breakfast plan gets Berlin permit approval
• Budget approval stakes Maryland horse racers with slots money
• CLOSE-UP - The rise and fall of spending revenues
• LOOKING FOR DETAILS
• Snow Hill celebrates spring with First Friday event set for May 6
• LOCKS OF LOVE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 11
• TUESDAY, MAY 10
• MONDAY, MAY 9
• SUNDAY, MAY 8
• SATURDAY, MAY 7
• MITZVAH DAY
• THURSDAY, MAY 12
• FRIDAY, MAY 6
• Foundations for pizza originally set forth by the early Greeks
• ‘Blue Mass’ honors OCPD, OCBP and other safety officials
• Shark expert slated to speak during May meeting of AARP
• DOWN, BUT NOT OUT
• New dock offers more space for boaters
• Many problems with America today
• Time flies when you’re having fun in OC
• TASTE OF FINER THINGS
• New playground equipment ready to use at Robin Park
• All-night relay event raises money for American Cancer Society
• Jazz and Blues Bash brings crescendo to spring season
• BIS AFTER-SCHOOL CLUBS
• DINING GUIDE
• OCES HAPPENINGS
• DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER DANCE
• SOPHOMORES TACKLE BIOLOGY WITH FIFTH-GRADERS
• PARADE OF VEHICLES
• POND CLEAN-UP
• BASEBALL LEARNING
• Snow Hill students will perform at All Hallows Episcopal
• Navy’s Country Current Band kicks off summer concert series
• BOARD WALKIN’ FOR PETS
• Festival parking limited; guests urged to use bus
• Arts and crafts, food vendors to fill three tents, midway section
• Richard Marx and George Jones set to headline festival
• LET THE SEASON BEGIN!
• TOURNAMENT WINNERS
• TO THE FINISH LINE
• Sea Colony tennis camp ranked No. 13 by Tennis Resorts Online
• Decatur comes out on top in second match-up against Parkside
• Lady Seahawk softball squad dominates Crabbers and Jaguars
• Seahawks fall to Rams; coach hopes break benefits injured players
• Seahawks take down Crabbers, Jags in five innings
• Lady Mallards edge out Rams, shut out Warriors
• Decatur boys win 7-0; girls top Warriors 6-1
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Mallards headed to ESIAC finals
• Lady Mallards move forward to ESIAC finals
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Auctions aren’t always negative in real estate
• A CHANGE OF SPACE GOES GREEN
• SPRINGFEST
• Do Berlin’s businesses need the Web?
• OC CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY, EARTH DAY
• Outdoor light restrictions get support
• Robbery suspect to get competency evaluation for trial
• Bd of Ed school construction case to get new trial
• Suitcase sparks WOC bomb scare
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Mediacom changes line-up, staff
• Two Worcester schools slated to get new sidewalks
• David C. Bartlett
• Eleanor Kerbin Adrion
• Bruce E. Johnson
• By Stewart Dobson
• Polling place letter incorrect
• Cartoon
• Council majority, mayor now face tough decisions
• City tentatively approves increase in taxi fares
• Council denies boating request
• Surfriders continue efforts to keep OC beach, ocean clean
• Student gives moving speech during annual budget hearing
• Navy to create new program to replace NJROTC
• Revenues at casino increase for fourth consecutive month
• Balt.casino plans raise questions about Ocean Downs
• All three fire department divisions reduce budgets
• Berlin accountant charged with thefts from condo assocs.
• OCPD cuts budget as revenues expected to fall
• Local pill destruction campaign aims to protect kids, water
• Organizers, business owners pleased with turnout for first-ever Bikes to the Beach
• Tourism budget up, funding from taxpayers down
• CLOSER LOOK
• MEEHAN VETOES PENSION, RETIREE HEALTH CHANGES ... AGAIN
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MAY 5
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 4
• TUESDAY, MAY 3
• ‘PRESERVING AMERICA’S PAST’ WINNERS
• YOUNG AUTHORS
• MONDAY, MAY 2
• SUNDAY, MAY 1
• SATURDAY, APRIL 30
• FRIDAY, APRIL 29
• ‘His Praise Place’in downtown OC feeds the body and the soul
• Donate hair to Locks of Love at Oh My Hair salon this weekend
• PREP ORATORICAL SPEECH COMPETITORS
• Country Current kicks off summer concert series in Snow Hill in May
• Colorful kites to fill the sky this weekend during annual event
• MS sufferer organizing disease research fundraisers
• Golden Quarter Farm to host Native, Heirloom Plant Festival next month
• BUSY BOARDWALK
• Custards generally made two ways: on the stovetop or the oven
• DINING GUIDE
• Spirit medium ‘Lynda’ to share experiences with spirits April 30
• Evening ‘Underthe Stars’ will benefit Jazz & Blues Bash
• TEMPLE BAT YAM ANNOUNCES RAFFLE WINNER
• SPRING CLEANING
• Berlinbusinesses donate gift items, services for raff le to benefit GBG
• More than 600 national, intn’l carvers expected to attend OC competition
• APPEARING LIVE
• Springfest celebration kicks off Thursday, May 5
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• First-everspringbikeevent underway
• Locals advance to national fine arts competition
• Book chronicles daily life at WOC animal shelter
• DOG DAY DELIGHT
• Seahawks solid despite vacation
• Prep versus Decatur: round 2 goes to SD girls, WP boys
• Seahawk track teams win again
• Decatur edges out Worcester Prep 8-7 in triple overtime
• Seahawks take down Warriors
• Half marathon, 5k set for Sat.
• BACKYARDBRAWLS
• BOMBORA RIBBON CUTTING
• Skyline Bar and Grill opens inside Fenwick Inn on 138th Street
• Ocean City HMRA officers installed April 14
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Restaurant’s breakfast wins award
• Social Media Architects up and running
• BOARDWALKBISTRONOWOPEN
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Pines groups pick up work where facilities task force left off
• Properties declared nuisances
• Burbage property rezoning postponed
• Family-friendly sponsorships only wanted in OC, council says
• James Paul Harlin
• Eileen Theresa Riccio
• William L. Engle
• Three Del. men, six teens charged in Bdwk. assault
• Ocean Pines debuts ‘home expo’ this weekend
• State funds Chesapeake, chops forest preservation monies
• Assateague Island’s piping plovers now nesting, areas closed
• Animal protection laws passed this legislative session
• By Stewart Dobson
• Pleased with council, FOP agreement
• Medicare vital health care service
• Photo
• For every action, there’s a reaction
• Berlin businesses issue ‘buy locally’ food challenge
• Berlin wastewater spray site project moves forward
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Berlin pedals toward master outline of hiking, biking paths
• Taxiowners required to have year-round telephones
• Cadets learn more than how to fight fires during OCVFC program
• OC recreation budgets less cost, more revenue
• Proposed lighting regulations aim to prevent neighbor squabbles
• Casino impact commission ponders summer’s gambling traffic
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• OC plans to spend slots money on public safety, infrastructure
• Drivers urged to be cautious of runners
• Inshore, offshore veterans say fishing outlook solid
• Council nixes cooperative golf promos
• MOVING DAY NEARS FOR OCVFC
• LEFT? RIGHT? or straight ahead?
• CUB SCOUT PACK 480 ACTIVE IN COMMUNITY
• BOARDWALK FUNDRAISER
• FOLK ART RUG
• AGH THRIFT SHOP CELEBRATES 5 YEARS
• SUPPORTING OTHERS
• May event to honor safety personnel
• Free fitness program offered in OP
• AARP, AGH to present health fair
• Young actors bring Shakespeare to OC
• Assateague admission free this weekend
• TUESDAY, APRIL 26
• MONDAY, APRIL 25
• SUNDAY, APRIL 24
• SATURDAY, APRIL 23
• FRIDAY, APRIL 22
• ORGANIZERS PREPARE FOR ‘PREAKNESS PARTY’
• History of Easter rooted in ancient mythology
• Sometimes it can be harder to stay in one place than to move on
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 28
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27
• Greene Turtle event benefits mentor group
• Delmarva Power awards local schools
• DINING GUIDE
• Arbor Day event set for April 29 at Northside Park
• RED, GREEN OR YELLOW?
• BATTLE OF THE BANDS
• WELCOME TO OC!
• SPIRIT DAY
• MONEY MATTERS
• FAMILY DAY IN WOC
• Tip: don’t leave Easter chocolates in the sun
• APPEARING LIVE
• Event to benefit Coastal Hospice at the Ocean
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Sports Day event to benefit local Children’sHouse
• SPRING CELEBRATIONS
• Seahawks avenge loss to Clippers in second match-up
• Mallards win three of last four competitions
• Lady Seahawks log consecutive wins this week
• Mallards edge out Clippers 4-3 in second match-up
• Lady Mallards dominate Dragons, but fall to Vikings
• Decatur bounces back after falling to Clippers Mon.
• Seahawk athletes score another win
• Seahawks take down WiHi, NorthCaroline
• LADY SEAHAWKS SHUT OUT BULLDOGS, TROUNCEINDIANS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Ins and outs of a short sale
• BEACH PLAZA GETS MAKEOVER
• Berlin cottage community for seniors OK’d
• ‘RacefortheCure’comingtoOC in’12
• Berlin enterprise funds spending cut
• County to hold property tax rate
• BikeFest nearly denied same rights given to air show regarding alcohol
• Anita Claire Miller
• Eunice Quillen Sorin
• Frederick F. Stiehl Sr.
• Ocean Pines ceases legal fight for land once slated for YMCA
• Thompson to move forward with dog park request
• Owner optimistic club will be used
• POLICE BRIEFS
• By Stewart Dobson
• Maryland’s ‘obnoxious’ legislature
• Merchants thanked for donations
• Don’t move our polling place
• Writer happy to see General Assembly end
• Cartoon
• Council, FOPdeserve public’s appreciation
• Babysitter sentenced to jail for assaulting child in her care
• Condo assoc. sues Berlin accountant for stealing funds
• Service groups ponder new slots law
• Two companies want to supply county with natural gas
• Polling location has been a cause for problems in Ocean Pines
• School board gets good and bad news from state
• ‘Baby shower for parenting’ offers info for new parents
• Meehan hints at possible veto if council ends health benefit
• New drug-sniffing dog joins ranks of Ocean City Police Dept.
• Council approves switch to 401(a) pension plan for new hires
• OC’s 2012budget has steady tax rate
• Council postpones decision on street performer restrictions
• WOC man dies after collision with deer
• FOP, council strike deal onnew two-year contract
• ‘LIVE, LOVE ANDPARTYON’
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 21
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
• TUESDAY, APRIL 19
• MONDAY, APRIL 18
• SUNDAY, APRIL 17
• SATURDAY, APRIL 16
• FRIDAY, APRIL 15
• Ocean City walk one of 10 statewide to raise funds for MS Society
• BARK FOR LIFE
• Fee-free days at Assateague Island set for April 16-24
• AMERICAN HISTORY ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS
• ‘Lifestyle Balance Program’ planned in Pines next month
• Berlin chamber revamps annual Spring Celebration
• Churches hold pinewood derby
• Troupe looks to bring Shakespeare to OC
• Resort’s Arbor Day celebration set for for April 29 at Northside
• OCES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Ceremony honors safety personnel
• EARTH GEM, MINERAL & JEWELRY
• Submissions sought for Snow Hill photography competition
• BOARDWALK FUNDRAISERS BENEFITS ST. JUDE
• DINING GUIDE
• FUN AT OCES
• AMERICANISM CONTEST
• AUTHOR VISITS BES
• SMILES AT SHOWELL
• ‘THE TALE OF SNOW WHITE’
• FOSSIL SEARCH
• KEY CLUB BREAKFAST
• Arts development grants available
• WCAC announces upcoming events
• WEDDING EXPO
• Yogurt can be more than quick and simple snack
• Spring has definitely arrived; folks, flowers are out and about
• APPEARING LIVE
• Series of fundraisers to benefit Amped Riders
• Artists, craftspeople sought for annual Plant Festival next month
• Night of comedy to raise money for suicide prevention
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Survivor gives back
• WEEKEND FOR THE BIRDS
• Seahawks record victories over Clippers and Indians last week
• Pitching, defensekey components in Decatur win over Salisbury rival
• MESSAGE FROM LOCAL BOATER …
• Lady Seahawks shut out Indians
• Mallard boys, girls take down Warriors at home
• Seahawk squads soar past opponents
• Worcester wins by 10 over Tower Hill
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawk boys, girls easily win April 7 meet on home field
• Lady Mallards avenge 2010 loss to Hillers
• ON A ROLL
• Three helpful hints to save on homeowner’s insurance
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Outdoor flea market, gift shop featured at Belardo’s ‘Treasures’
• CARDERS WIN SMART BUSINESS AWARD
• New fees, new laws as legislative session ends
• Dog park could soon come to Pines
• OP offers new Saturday activities
• Pines boat ramp users will soon need identification to launch
• Robert Lee Barnes
• Dennis Ray Bryant Sr.
• Jeffrey M. Guntow
• Jessie James Rayne
• Pizza companies couldlose license for placingmenus on cars, in doors
• Win Oprah’s Favorite Things and fund lung cancer research
• Series of controlled burns to take place in Snow Hill area
• Berlin woman pleads guilty to three burglaries
• Judge excludes audio portion of babysitter video
• Pocomoke man pleads guilty to killing friend
• Police make arrest in Showell Elemen. School bomb threat
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Williams declares April 16 day for healthcare decisions
• Safe prescription drug disposal options are expanding in Berlin
• By Stewart Dobson
• Diakonia Help and Hope fundraiser a success
• City payroll list raises eyebrows
• Writer supports Program Open Space
• Photo
• Intense effort aids priority lien law
• Shelter reps ask Berlin Council for financial assist., partnership
• Renovation, restaurant coming to Main Street
• Nonprofit looks to make park cleanup community effort
• NURSERY RHYMES
• SPRING PROJECT
• WORCESTER PREP NEWS
• BERLIN HISTORIC DISTRICT COMM.
• BERLIN COUNCIL BRIEFS
• CAMERA SHY
• Hazardous waste and e-cycling collection April 16
• Wor. Co. schedules additional rabies clinics for pets
• Berlin campground less grand, more proletarian
• Worcester County honors area’s top volunteers
• Resort conference elicits county health priorities
• County asked to rezone property for possible medical offices
• City Hall parking lot free for public use once again
• Planning Commission to review plans for small developments
• New retiree health plan would come with more upfront costs
• Details of new Ocean City pension plan approved by council
• Potholes to be fixed during spring; other repairs planned in fall
• Healthy lunches get rave reviews from elementary students
• Worcester finally hits jackpot with slots law
• Alcohol tax will increase in time for summer rush
• IT’S JUST SAND... No really, it’s just sand
• OC payroll down $2.4 million since city began cutting expenses
• THURSDAY, APRIL 14
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13
• TUESDAY, APRIL 12
• moving for the MONE Y
• ONGOING EVENTS
• MONDAY, APRIL 11
• SUNDAY, APRIL 10
• SATURDAY, APRIL 9
• FRIDAY, APRIL 8
• Worcester volunteers among those honored by United Way
• PENNIES FOR PEACE
• DINING GUIDE
• COMMUNITY ARTS
• Public safety personnel honored May 12
• Ocean to Bay bike tour set for April 16
• ST. PATRICK’S DAY MASS, GALA
• Ravens wide receiver to appear in Salisbury
• Break from winter blues, skip into spring as temperatures change
• Get familiar with wisdom of Chinese kitchen using fried rice recipe
• APPEARING LIVE
• Rug hookers to gather at Dunes Manor Hotel
• Gems, minerals and jewelry available at show
• Weekend walk to aid world’s largest pediatric cancer research center
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Walk a dog, raise money for Amer. Cancer Society
• RECOVERY
• MALLARDS TAKE DOWN STS. PETER & PAUL
• Mallards light up goal, outscore rivals 49-9 in last three games
• Mallards earn significant 9-8 win over Sals; shut out Royals 16-0
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Seahawks top Bucs in double OT
• Mallard tennis teams log wins over Sabres
• CONSISTENCY IS KEY
• Malia’s Cafe opens in Spinnaker Motel on 18th St.
• Three easy steps to pay off your mortgage faster
• RE/MAX agent earns Hall of Fame Award
• Parasail business gets prelimnary nod
• Businesses enthusiastic for Dew Tour
• OSBORNSTEPSDOWN
• Josephine V. Chesonis
• Roberta Ann Boscia
• Lugene Cleary Sasi
• MVA onWheels returns April 12
• House of Delegates’ budget increases state fees by $70 million
• Ignition interlock debate focuses on first-time drunken drivers
• If passed, law would allow pooches on restaurant patios
• Changing of the guard at county jail as warden retires
• PROCLAMATION
• County conversion from propane to natural gas a costly endeavor
• Dredging project to help bird nesting grounds on Skimmer Island
• Foley praises commissioners, county employees
• Commissioners put end to county use of bio-diesel
• Employees help county save more than $192,000 last year
• William “Bill” Lewis Sr.
• Oleksa “Alex” Ilczuk
• Harold William Vickers
• Luther A. Shultz
• Marjorie F. Wicklein
• Frank Stephen Scherer
• Robert A. Fisher
• Calvin Henry Bishop Jr.
• Deb German
• Beckley still concerned about hotel window, open government
• 99th façade project completed at ‘The Kitchen’
• By Stewart Dobson
• Writer promotes OC senor center
• Cartoon
• Dispute over benefit package
• Catch reporting vital to all those who fish
• Resort bartender winsnew Camaro in casino drawing
• Low-income tax literacy spurs Senate debate
• Marijuana bill compromise packed into final week
• County approves draft plan for slots impact dollars
• Business at casino continues to grow
• Berlin compares police salaries to other agencies’
• Berlin cuts every department budget in 2011 spending plan
• West Ocean City man pleads guilty to child porn
• POLICE BRIEFS
• BikeFest organizer working with businesses to put on best event
• OC poised to make switch to 401(k) pension for new hires
• Change to retiree health coverage passes first council reading
• Meehan ponders cuts to benefits
• Some artists contend restrictions violate their rights
• Worcester County’s waiting game with slots extends until Monday
• Snow Hill High teacher earns top honors for county
• Mar yland relaxes summer f lounder restrictions for ’11
• BOMB SCARE
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, APRIL 7
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6
• TUESDAY, APRIL 5
• MONDAY, APRIL 4
• SUNDAY, APRIL 3
• SATURDAY, APRIL 2
• FRIDAY, APRIL 1
• BIS OYSTER STUDY
• GRANDPARENTS’ DAY AT WORCESTER
• BIS STUDENT ART
• SHOWELL ‘DETECTIVES’
• SDHS BOOK COLLECTION
• Furnace Town to open April 2
• Snow Hill tocelebrate spring with First Friday event
• DINING GUIDE
• Spring clean-up and community yard sale set for April 16-17
• OYSTER SHUCKING CONTEST
• Country star to perform in WOC
• Lincoln Day dinner tickets on sale
• Blues Jam set to rock Snow Hill
• DEM. WOMEN DONATE TO BOOK PROGRAM
• Hundreds of cheer and dance teams to compete in Ocean City
• It’s easy to be fooled by rumor and jokes on April Fool’s Day
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. SEUSS!
• APPEARING LIVE
• History of spuds spans hundreds of years
• Restaurants to compete for ‘Best Cheesesteak’ title
• Next Mardi Gras Carnivalwill take place in two years
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Animal hospital offering vaccines, preventatives at discounted prices
• OCPHCNAMES’11 ROYALTY
• Twisters boys win nine state titles during championships
• Lady Seahawks shut out Queen Anne’s Lions
• Berlin schools battle on tennis courts
• Decatur track, field athletes dominate in season opener
• Seahawks plagued by errors in loss to Colonel Richardson
• Mallardsblame inexperience for losses to Mavs, Sabres
• Mallards control matches against Lancers, Saints
• Seahawks beat Warriorsbyone, record 12-point win over Vikings
• LADY SEAHAWKS WIN BIG OVERWARRIORS, VIKINGS
• JC’S PUB CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Area housing market shows improvement
• RAMAWARDFINALISTSNAMED
• Worcester County shows signs of recovery from recession
• Diakonia forms giving society to raise funds for its services
• Frank Daniel Altobelli
• Erma Frances Donaway
• Charles Joseph Buckheit
• Helen E. Davis
• Dawn Marie Zukas
• April 10 event to benefit Cancer Support Community-Delmarva
• Leggs pleads guilty in Foxwell murder, gets life in prison
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Man fell from window by accident, OC police say
• Emergency agencies demonstrate rescue skills
• By Stewart Dobson
• Offshore energy controversy
• Concerns over cost of living
• Cartoon
• Boardwalk performer permits should be limited
• Pension plans switch about assigning risk
• City must relax rules for Boardwalk performers
• Ocean City Council denies cabbies’ request for taxi fare increase
• Phillips receives Seafood Champion Award
• Suplee recipient of coveted culinary president’s medallion
• Local businesses among state’s finest, according to magazine
• Sunfest concert tickets available
• County could stop using biodiesel in its vehicles
• Freeman Stage will present Leann Rimes, the B-52s this summer
• YMCA victorious over OPA in land dispute
• Council unlikely to find compromise on pension, health benefits cuts
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Company raisesfundstosupport family of employee with leukemia
• Switch to 401(k) pension moves forward
• OC Experience will not hit the road in ’11
• Berlin weighs options for spending slots money
• Bill passing means Brushmiller’s microbrewey a go for Berlin
• Berlin signs one-year contract to get cheaper electricity rates
• Attorney defers to Historic District Commission on windows
• Public forest along Ayers Creek conserved
• Wineries granted right to ship directly to Maryland consumers
• Rising pension costs could stunt education in Maryland schools
• Skate park renovations under way as Dew Tour approaches
• CORRECTION
• MGH marketing plan stirs some controversy among council
• GOTCHA!
• Last call for Liquor Control Bd. comes in passage of bills
• OC TODAY, BAYSIDE GAZETTE ANNOUNCE MERGER
• THURSDAY, MARCH 31
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30
• TUESDAY, MARCH 29
• MONDAY, MARCH 28
• SUNDAY, MARCH 27
• SATURDAY, MARCH 26
• FRIDAY, MARCH 25
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• ONGOING EVENTS
• ‘…OUT LIKE A LAMB’
• STAMP DESIGN AWARDS
• ‘PRINCIPAL FOR THE DAY’
• IMPACT conf. expects to draw more than 3,000 students
• DINING GUIDE
• OC Art League presents annual student art show
• Resort’s Spring Clean-Up, yard sale set for April 16-17
• Living in a new city, writer wonders ‘Where am I?’
• Perfect pot roast comes from slow cooking in flavorful broth
• SnowHill prepares for fourth annual Blues Jam in April
• Title of ‘Fastest Shucker on the Shore’ up for grabs
• OCES parent semifinalist for state award
• APPEARING LIVE
• MARDI GRAS MENU
• ALOC exhibit, reception honors corporate sponsors
• ‘Brewgrass’ event spotlights regional breweries, music
• Carnival benefits PJ Aldridge Foundation, Worcester Youth and Family
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• PARTY FOR A PURPOSE
• Registration begins for Berlin Dolphins football, cheerleading
• OC FOP DONATES TO OCEAN CITY RECREATION PROGRAMS
• DECATUR FALLS TO CLIPPERS
• Seahawks kick off season with 10-0 shutout over J.M. Bennett
• Seahawk boys, girls fall toBennett Clippers in tennis season opener
• Watts takes over as head coach of 22-player lady lacrosse squad
• SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Tennis coaches challenged to narrow field of athletes to 28
• COACHGATES: THISISONE OFMY FAVORITE TEAMS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Board denies Snow Hill shop alcohol license
• Fish Tales owner denied DJ request
• HOSPICETHRIFTSHOPOPENS
• Photo
• Dorothy Rita Jaeger
• Harriet E. Fischer
• Edward A. Engelmann
• Ann Raso Mahassel
• Christopher K. Bell
• Raymond Eugene “Razor” Rickett III
• Shirley E. Moore
• Rec Center gym to be closed for floor repairs April 4-9
• Workshops for landowners to take place in April
• Train shop reflects Berlin design for ‘destination businesses’
• General Assembly agrees on replacing liquor board
• IMPROVING THE VIEW
• City passes smoking ban for parks, rec areas
• Pines homeowners may make payments for amenities
• One-way? Two-way? Carrollton Lane in OP a divisive issue again
• Fundraiser planned for family that lost WOC home in Monday fire
• KIWANIS DONATES
• By Stewart Dobson
• Humane Society benefit a success
• Support for wind bill appreciated
• Cartoon
• Let’s hear it for some optimism
• OCPD awards reserve officers
• Nearly 50 people play in golf tourney to benefit Play It Safe
• OCPD looks to hire additional seasonal officers
• Woman shot by own gun during botched robbery
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Man dies after fall from hotel window; investigation continues
• School officials, police discuss possible shootings
• VOLUNTEERS HELP FLOOD VICTIMS
• ‘LET’S LUAU’
• Search is on for travel enthusiast to ‘Host Our Coast’
• HEAD SHAVING FUNDRAISER
• Juries affect Circuit Court budget, need for employee
• Community college seeks funds for new programs
• Worcester dept. heads make yearly request for funds
• Community hopes to save Stephen Decatur’s NJROTC program
• Tour to incorporate Smartphone technology
• Buses begin spring schedule April 4
• YOUNG PROFESSIONALS MIXER
• Plan on retiree health benefit receives 4-3 vote
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• School buses could stay in service longer under proposal
• Storm watching could wane under federal budget cuts
• Maryland might tempt Hollywood with tax benefits
• Lawmakers want bar liability for drunken driving
• ‘SUPER’ MOON
• Berlin firm under investigation for misusing condo association funds
• DEW TOUR MAKES OC A SUMMER STOP
• FRIDAY, MARCH 18
• ‘BlueMass’to pay tribute to local law enforcement and safety personnel
• Luncheon will highlight area’s exceptional women
• CLOTHING DRIVE HELPS THIRFT SHOP
• THURSDAY, MARCH 24
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23
• TUESDAY, MARCH 22
• MONDAY, MARCH 21
• SUNDAY, MARCH 20
• SATURDAY, MARCH 19
• St. Patty’s Day parade winners announced
• DINING GUIDE
• SHOWELL STUDIES
• JUMP ROPE FOR HEART
• OCES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• BIS NAMES TOP FEB. STUDENTS
• OPTIMIST FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP LOTTO WINNERS RECEIVE CHECKS
• COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
• ALOC SHOWCASES RIVER RUN ARTISTS
• ALOC exhibit, reception honors corporate sponsors
• Ocean City’s Spring Clean Up, Community Yard Sale set for April16-17
• APPEARING LIVE
• Acting career pairs well with culinary talents
• Fun festivities at St. Pat’s parade
• Luau to benefit Earth Day clean up efforts in OC
• Informational event aims to shed light on shelter’s needs for future, services
• Group will go bald to benefit cancer research
• SPRING SHOPPING, CLEANING
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Ninety-three golfers participate in annual tourney
• Twisters Level 5 places first in Fantasy Invitational
• Lady Seahawks deep with talent, Howard says
• Ladies shooting for 10 wins in ’11; boys exceed expectations
• Ferro:’11 Seahawks are coachable, eager to learn
• SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Seahawk lacrosse: ‘tight-knit group’
• Girls focused, committed to further success
• EAGER TO HIT THE TRACK
• BANK EMPLOYEES HONORED
• Real estate plays vital role in nation’s road to recovery
• OC JOB FAIR
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• AGHintroduces new outpatient infusion center
• VET OPENS HOUSE CALL PRACTICE
• Wor. Co. offers free emergency training for county residents
• Guilty verdict in murder trial of man who ran over mother
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Number of birds up, observers down for annual count
• Couple arranges for buses to bring teens to OC for SeniorWeek
• Advisory Committee seeks kayak launch sites for Ocean Pines
• Improvements to inside and outside of Yacht Club continue
• State recognizes schools for achievement and performance
• TEACHERS RECEIVE SMART BOARDS
• Council seeks further restrictions on Bdwk. performers
• Resort’s golf marketing plan fails a second time
• ESG expects to offer natural gas in northernWorcester, no time frame set
• Dates announced for spring flushing of OC water mains
• Free grocery store tours during Nat. Nutrition Month
• By Stewart Dobson
• High school working to close achievement gap
• Keep Decatur’s NJROTC program alive
• Red Cross luncheon a success
• Casino Night at school surpasses expectations
• Sheriff works to make county safer
• Wind farm debate continues
• Cartoon
• CORRECTION
• Harbor dredge material will be sent to south end
• Commissioners approve solar panel regulations for Worcester
• Funds needed for possible OP dog park
• Commissioners get departmental budget requests
• Bernard Joseph Nolan
• Consolidated statement of fees, taxes and more
• New, increased private event fees will generate $16,000 in revenue
• OCDC continues work to rejuvenate downtown
• Voters unhappy with Bdwk. vote can still be heard
• James H. Davis
• Md. farmers might be spared inheritance cost
• Ocean City police holding additional applicant testing
• State assembly outlaws reading text messages while driving
• Sin taxes add to costs while recession still looms
• PROCLAMATION
• Maryland might allow al fresco dining with dogs
• City Hall searches for funding source to fix miles of pipe
• Worcester nonprofits still betting on slots rights
• Same-sex marriage bill will not see vote in House this year
• Flower St. electric poles moved
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Forum, vote set for Berlin utility commission’s fate
• Atlantic Hotel controversy continues in Berlin
• Water tower finally coming down after 10 years of requests
• SPRING CLEANING
• NOMORE TANNING FOR TEENS?
• ONGOING EVENTS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 17
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16
• TUESDAY, MARCH 15
• MONDAY, MARCH 14
• SUNDAY, MARCH 13
• SATURDAY, MARCH 12
• FRIDAY, MARCH 11
• Challenge leads women to embrace healthier living
• DINING GUIDE
• Su, Murphy to debut during spring MSO concert in Pines
• OC traffic patterns to change along parade route
• St. Patty’s parties aren’t confined to 45th Street Village
• APPEARING LIVE
• Greening of Delmarva in full swing
• Kitchen fact: sink crawling with more bacteria than garbage bin
• Put forever in a tea cup … New York minute is quicker than you think
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Annual parade honor bestowed uponPinnix pair
• GOIN’GREEN
• Photos
• Soccer tourney continues in resort
• Tortoise and Hare 5K race set for April 9
• Kick off St. Pat’s celebration with a Boardwalk run
• Fritschle Group presents awards
• HEADLINES TEAM COMPLETES TRAINING
• GRAPPLERS FINISH STRONG
• A PERFECT FACE ON THE GO
• Carder, OC businesses among ‘Stars of the Industry’ nominees
• Access to the dream
• BJ’s on the Water expanding stage in time for holiday show
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Summer, year-round jobs available
• Md. legislative leaders cool to min. wage raise
• BERLIN BREWERY MOVING ALONG
• Berlin hospital will offer free flu clinic in lobby March 16
• Costs for private events need to be clearly defined, council says
• 45TH STREET VILLAGE WORK
• Police identify body as missing Silver Spring man
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OC to flush water mains March 27-31
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Super Wal-Mart, Ocean Landings, coming to WOC
• Trial of man accused of murdering mother runs into third day
• Authorities waiting for analysis in horse shooting
• Fire department issues daylight saving reminders
• Board of ed awaits word from state before securing budget from county
• Bunting to testify for change in Forest Conservation Act
• By Stewart Dobson
• NJROTC benefits entire community
• Reporters supportive during interview
• Cartoon
• City Hall has good turn at the plate
• Meehan OKs pay reduction over objections of some on council
• Council revisits golf marketing subsidy program to packagers
• City will once again offer new high school grads free bus rides
• OCHMRA TRADE EXPO
• BIG PRIZE
• OP’s Rakow hired as Worcester drug court prosecutor
• Lisa Hall seeks answers in historic hotel window controversy
• NEW FAÇADE
• Initiative will keep prescription pills from contaminating water
• Crimes, overall police activity increased in Ocean City in 2010
• Snow Hill elementary student found with pellet gun on school bus
• OCPD holding additional applicant testing
• Glenn Oliver Bond
• Katherine Schmoll Newman
• Garry Wayne Donaway Jr.
• Barbara Jane Desmond
• Outlook remains hazy for medical marijuana bill in Maryland
• Wine shipment bill gains support in Annapolis
• Berlin to welcome artists with tourism center on Main Street
• Little support from Worcester County for gas tax increase
• Local supporters take aim on saving NJROTC program at SDHS
• Town Council will vote on disbanding utility commission
• Ocean Downs casino revenues fall short of February projections
• Boardwalk to stay all wood, maintain traditional character
• BARBARA DORMIO, COME ON DOWN!
• Missing baby believed to be in resort area
• COUNTY DEPARTMENTS CUTTING BUDGETS
• THURSDAY, MARCH 10
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9
• TUESDAY, MARCH 8
• MONDAY, MARCH 7
• SUNDAY, MARCH 6
• SATURDAY, MARCH 5
• FRIDAY, MARCH 4
• TECH FEST AWARD
• AWARD WINNERS
• SDMS STUDENTS EARN AWARD
• DISCOVERY CENTER TRIP
• ALL ABOUT BIRDS
• MEET THE MAYOR
• TRIMPER HONORED
• DINING GUIDE
• Networking options abound at ‘Aging in Worcester’ conf.
• WORCESTER PREP RECOGNIZES DAR COMPETITION WINNERS
• Daryl Davis, Snow Hill ‘All Stars’ will headline April show
• Nominees sought for drug, alcohol prevention awards
• Lunch will honor Worcester’s most exceptional ladies
• BEEF ‘N’ BEER PROCEEDS AID U.S. SOLDIERS
• REACH THE BEACH
• Sport green clothing, apparel during month of March in OC
• Snow Hill ‘First Friday’ will celebrates youth artwork
• Students have until March 15 to apply for art scholarship
• Pickles to host first-ever ‘What-nots and Whimsies’
• APPEARING LIVE
• Jamaican dishes an eclectic mix of various cuisines
• Handbell ringers perform in OC during St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• UNITED WAY PROVIDES FUNDING FOR M.A.C, INC.
• Comedian, impressionist to perform on St. Patrick’s Day
• Raffle offers$10k to winner, financial aid to animals
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• COASTAL TOUR … for a cause
• Lady Seahawks’ season ends in 3A East first round
• Boys place second at states, finish 1.5 points behind Fallston
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Three Seahawks advance to states
• Seahawks fall in 3A East quarterfinals
• DECATUR STATE CHAMPS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• To sell or not to sell – that is the question
• Children’s dental clinic to open
• New products featured at OC Trade Expo
• OCEAN CITY DAY SPAS MERGE
• Pa. man commits suicide by hanging behind resort mall
• WOC man indicted for possession of child porn
• Man arrested after posting picture of bomb on Facebook
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Planning Comm. wants to review small development
• Resort resident contestant on ‘Price is Right’
• Public schools name finalists for countywide award
• Patricia Mary Messick
• Rita Margaret Bosse
• Jeffery Lynn Straight
• Robert C. “Bob” Meyer
• Lynda Diane Glacken
• Doris C. Borowski
• Dawn H. Steen
• Vera LePage
• Elizabeth C. Grant
• LCB wants its money back, but Comptroller’s Office says no
• Commissioners table OCDC request for tax relief
• Employers want onus on clerks for alcohol sales
• Mayors make annual request for funds from county
• ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS HONORED
• By Stewart Dobson
• Writer thanks Star Charities
• Synchronizing OC traffic lights
• Coat donation a success
• Cartoon
• Berlin plans to use World Wide Web to find electricity supplier
• OPA board passes $9M budget, cuts assessment increase $10
• Atlantic Hospital presents expansion strategy to Berlin Council
• Town, nonprofit partnership designed to aid youth 18 and younger
• Town of Berlin partners with MCBP to prevent storm damage
• Adding insult to injury in liquor license cases
• Council wants to offer new employees HSA for retiree health care costs
• Same-sex marriage bill face scrutiny in House
• LCB measure could benefit from ‘local courtesy’
• Commissioners oppose state bill
• General Assembly looks at forclosures, condo fees
• OC Council continues to study various 401(k) pension options
• Plan to share adver. money with golf packagers needs more work
• Neighbors of 81st St. condo frustrated by lack of action to snuff out bright lights
• City Council balks at mayor’s challenge to expand salary cuts
• WEST OC STANDOFF ENDS PEACEFULLY
• OC NOT CONCERNED ABOUT POSSIBLE LOSS OF BEACH FUNDS
• Ocean City St. Patrick's Day Parade and Irish Festival
• CHINESE NEW YEAR
• LEARNING IS NOT SO BAD …
• KIWANIS SUPPORTS DECATUR KEY CLUB
• FELLOW GRADS
• OCES CELEBRATES DAY 100 WITH SNACKS
• Victory at international cooking competition eludes America
• A roundup of what’s been going on in the resort area
• Worcester Arts Council offering student scholarships
• Photo
• Artists sought for Art’s Alive event
• ACT making plans for spring Native, Heirloom Plant Festival
• KIWANIS PANCAKE BREAKFAST COMBINED EFFORT
• Art League’s March exhibit to spotlight artists of River Run
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Farris’ fish was first ‘grander’ caught off OC
• THURSDAY, MARCH 3
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2
• ONGOING EVENTS
• WORCESTER PREP WINTER FORMAL
• TUESDAY, MARCH 1
• MONDAY, FEB. 28
• SDHS ORGANIZES BOOK DRIVE
• SUNDAY, FEB. 27
• SATURDAY, FEB. 26
• MSA BUCKS
• FRIDAY, FEB. 25
• PIRATE ROB’S BIRTHDAY BASH 2011
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• TEENS FOR JEANS
• Blues Jam All Stars and Daryl Davis to headline April show
• Hundreds of cheerleaders, dancers to perform in OC
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Record blue marlin on permanent display in OC
• VANISHING OCEAN CITY?
• St. Patrick’s Day Irish Scramble will tee off at Eagle’s Landing
• Coach blames turnovers, foul shots for Prep’s loss to Herons
• Seahawks to face Clippers in 3A East quarterfinals
• Seahawks play hard, but fall to Delmar by four
• Boys win 3A/2A/1A South Reg. title
• Seahawk grapplers capture 10th consecutive conference crown
• Lady Mallards fall toSabresin quarterfinals
• Trade Expo brings two days of goods, services to resort
• Annual Ocean City Job Fair scheduled for March 12
• PENGUIN SWIM DONATION
• Are distressed properties ruling market?
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Studio 6 Family Salon opens in West Ocean City
• K-COAST GIRL TO OPEN ON 78TH STREET
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Elkton man sentenced in DUI case
• Judge gives 30-day sentence to diaper-wearing trick-or-treater
• Wine Rack owner fined for sale of alcohol to minor in January
• Oglesby, Gulyas payment case settled out of court
• Entertainment outdoors OK’d at Lighthouse Sound
• Convenience store clerk gets fired during meeting
• Bartender hides minors in kitchen at Pirates Den
• Jeannette V. Miracle
• James E. “Snooks” Lynch
• Catherine Bell Littleton
• Sally D. Bunting
• Mary Rose Laroche
• Aaron Cohen
• Charles Lindbergh Hoffman
• William L. “Mr. Bill” Gearhart
• Yacht Club pool could join others in OP and go butt-free
• OPA board votes down budget because of big payroll increase
• MESSAGE OF HOPE
• Berlin bids farewell to amber lighting
• Ocean City dive team logs 111 water rescues, searches in 2010
• OCEAN PINES HOUSE RAFFLE
• Pumpers may age 5 years, stay in use
• By Stewart Dobson
• Donations aid no-kill shelter
• gLOVEs drive warmed hands and hearts
• New LCB, same old monopoly
• Ethanol subsidy should end
• Cartoon
• Beach replenishment on the chopping block?
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• OC now requires sprinklers in new mobile homes
• THRIFT SHOP PROCEEDS BENEFIT HOSPICE
• Seasonal police increase approved by council
• Photo
• Hall will remain on pension bd.
• Lack of funding means public boat ramp still a few years away
• Fundraising for Stephen Decatur field house exceeds expectations
• Renewable energy taxes would target electric bills
• Offshore wind in the air in General Assembly
• Tax cut aims to generate more pocket money
• Cat adoption becomes desperate
• Another day, another plan
• Recession rains on humane society expansion dream
• What? Snow?
• WHOOPS!
• OCEAN CITY: NO NEW TAXES?
• Photos
• SPORTSMANSHIP COUNTS!
• How much time do you have, and are you making best of it?
• Unique locations, comfort food topic of the day
• Museum seeks input for hunting exhibit
• RAVENS ROOST 44 INSTALLS OFFICERS
• Group goes bald in name of cancer research
• HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
• THURSDAY, FEB. 24
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23
• DECATUR WRITERS RECOGNIZED
• DINING GUIDE
• DRUG ESSAY WINNERS
• DISNEY SPIRIT DAY
• ONE MONTH SMOKE-FREE
• TUESDAY, FEB. 22
• MONDAY, FEB. 21
• SUNDAY, FEB. 20
• LOCAL ATTORNEYS WORK WITH MOCK TRIAL TEAM
• SATURDAY, FEB. 19
• FRIDAY, FEB. 18
• Special Events Dept. accepting applications forArt’s Aliveevent
• Thaler earns top honors during February exhibit
• Ocean to Bay Bike Tour set for April 16, in Bethany
• Nashville comedian, impressionist to perform in WOC
• Applications for WCAC scholarship due next month
• Artists, craftpersons sought for May plant sale
• APPEARING LIVE
• River Run artists featured during March showcase
• FIBER ARTS PROJECT
• Thank goodness for warmer weather, ’cause snow, cold had to go
• Recboosters present Volunteer of the Year award toLambertson
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Annual chocolate event takes sweet tooths on venture throughoutWOC
• SETTING SAIL FOR SPRING
• Seahawks come close to win, fall by two to Trojans
• Turnovers key in Preploss to Delmarva Christian
• Boys lose lead, game to Trojans
• Twisters gymnasts place in ‘Sweet Treat Meet’
• Mallards earn double-overtime win over Royals
• Eight Seahawks to compete at state meet
• Nine boys, 11 girls represent Seahawks in regionalcomp.
• DECATUR: REG. DUAL CHAMPS
• Real estate terms and jargon made simple, understandable
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Atlantic United Methodist Church thrift shop has new managers
• Eye specialists open clinic in Pines
• Berlin hospital opens new eye surgery facility
• COLLECTOR’S PARADISE
• County refuses to consider longer setbacks for chicken houses
• Computer glitch blamed for letters
• Charges pending against man who shot, killed Assateague horse
• OC police mourn unexpected passing of 8-year-old Delon
• POLICE BRIEFS
• By Stewart Dobson
• Sportland owner steps down
• Resort must protect animals
• No new hires for Ocean City
• Photo
• Consistency needed in events policies
• Micro-brewery in Berlin needs second change in state law
• Berlin annexes Rt.113property; owner looks to build laundromat
• Plans for traveling ‘Ocean City Experience’under consideration
• Edith L. Phillips
• Virginia Rosalie “Rosie” Secon Golden
• Sarah “Patsy” Kelly
• New Maryland fishing license requirement in effect
• Council OKs new pay scale
• Flounder, black sea bass regulations for 2011 under review
• OC Council phone records pulled for second time
• Fire department working on mentoring program
• Council ‘prays’multi-million dollar Dew Tour makes July stop in OC
• Bill would make it easier to acquire exemption from school funding requirement
• CORRECTION
• Worcester County slots bill has positive hearing in Annap.
• First spring bike week scheduled
• OC approves Sept. motorcycle event at inlet lot
• Board of Ed will cut 12 positions to balance budget
• Sheriff’s deputy on leave after Berlin shooting
• Pre-season tune-up
• CENSUS 2010: OC POPULATION DECLINES
• Luncheon, fashion show will benefit local Red Cross chapter
• Sights, sounds and faces change as ‘Jane’ makes New York new home
• New church mission delivers food to the hungry
• OCES RECOGNIZES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• DINING GUIDE
• Photos
• THURSDAY, FEB. 17
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16
• TUESDAY, FEB. 15
• MONDAY, FEB. 14
• SUNDAY, FEB. 13
• SATURDAY, FEB. 12
• FRIDAY, FEB. 11
• Photo
• Photo
• APPEARING LIVE
• French fries: as American as apple pie
• Best thing about frigid Febuary is that the month is a short one
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Library seeks interesting tales for digital project
• CHILLY OUTSIDE, HOT INSIDE
• Lady Seahawks take down Jags, but fall to Warriors by 22
• ELKS HOOP SHOOT
• Boys come up one point short against Pocomoke Warriors
• Practice pays off for Mallards, top Ponies 65-34
• Seahawks score victories over Lions and Bucs
• Shots fall for Lady Mallards, top Ponies 36-19
• Grapplers go 14-0 during regular season
• THREE SEAHAWKS WIN BAYSIDE TITLES
• Cigar lounge to replace ‘Beach House’ in Berlin
• After 19 years, Jordan’s Rooftop will close doors
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• OCEAN LANDINGS II
• OCDC OFFERING GRANTS TO HELP BUSINESSES GO GREEN
• Photos
• Trial in Christine Sheddy murder case postponed for third time
• Student violates probation, arrested at Berlin high school
• Guilty plea in Ocean City sex offense case
• City wants to have up-to-date list of all taxi drivers in town
• Pennsylvania man arrested twice in one day for drunken driving
• Eugene Michael Lucas Sr.
• Elizabeth C. Grant
• Barbara Giffen Swain
• Robert I. Snair
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Rosalee B. Jones
• Robert H. Hartsell
• Brian Z. Rutter
• Constance E. Davis
• Ocean to Bay Bike Tour adds Fun Run to April 16 event
• Deadline for artists to apply for summer art show is Feb. 28
• County bond rating improves following F&M recalibration
• Bipartisan support for ‘bank local’ bill aims to help community banks
• Invest Maryland Day back on as hearings near on measure
• 43RD ANNIVERSARY TET OFFINSIVE
• PACK 480 RECEIVED ‘ARROW OF LIGHT’
• By Stewart Dobson
• Tea party comparison dubbed ‘laughable’
• Letter shows hubris and misconception
• Cartoon
• There must be more to liquor sales plan
• Photos
• State ranks first in AP success for thirdstraight year
• Census shows state population increased 9 percent
• Rabid raccoon found in Worcester County
• OC police arrest Selbyville man for his part in 2007 burglary at condo
• Former Ocean City businessman faces child sex charges again
• Worcester County Tourism wins Best New Heritage Award
• Third time’s not a charm for ag request
• Lawmakers want more teeth in statewide ban on cell phones
• Komen for a Cure Md. affiliate hopes to bring race to resort
• New Ocean City bus fare structure set to begin Feb. 28
• OC Special Events employees complete leadership program
• Photo
• Change to state law would allow scoot coupes back on road
• Boggs’ town meeting set for Feb. 26 in OP
• Same-sex marriage debate heats up in Annapolis
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• SAUSAGE SALE
• New performers bring ‘extreme flying’ to OC Air Show in June
• New casino generates more than $3M in January
• BEACH BLANKET BLOOD DRIVE
• COMMISSIONERS LOOK TO REPLACE LCBWITH DEPT.
• THURSDAY, FEB. 10
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9
• TUESDAY, FEB. 8
• MONDAY, FEB. 7
• SUNDAY, FEB. 6
• SATURDAY, FEB. 5
• FRIDAY, FEB. 4
• Month of February filled with things to do and places to go
• Roll up your sleeve at drive to help save lives
• DINING GUIDE
• Visitors urged to don red for First Friday event
• Coldwell Banker extends winter coat drive to end of February
• Worcester County Arts Council accepting scholarshipapplicants
• DAR announces Junior American Citizens winners
• MUSHE fundraiser will benefit child advocacy center
• Variety of food is key to offering the perfect Super Bowl spread
• APPEARING LIVE
• ‘The Stims’ headed for Vegas, baby!
• Photo
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Golfers kick off Super Bowl Sun. with tournament
• GAME ON!
• Seahawks dominate Buccaneer swimmers; girls’ team falls short
• Foreman scheduled to return to Seahawks’ line-up this week
• Decatur track teams expect tough opposition at regionals
• LADY SEAHAWKS RECOGNIZED
• Performance, attitude disappoint coach
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• LADY SEAHAWKS SCORE BIG WINS OVER JAGS, CRABBERS
• Lady Mallards little rusty after two-week break
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Berlin Chamber of Commerce offers gift certificates
• Fairytale Resale shop gives back
• MVA on Wheels returns to Ocean City Feb. 8
• Woman allegedly threatens to kill husband at gunpoint in OP
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Child porn case postponed again as feds take over
• Industry leaders implore legislators to leave tourism spending as is
• Wor. Co. bond rating improves
• Commissioners present proposal for future of LCB
• Helen Holland Vinyard
• By Stewart Dobson
• John F. Sobkowiak
• Goldie A. Smallwood
• Donald E. Genthner
• Angel A. Williams
• Egyptian, American protesters similar
• Generosity helps with surgery cost
• Minimum wage increase bad idea
• Water violation concerns resident
• Dismay over marijuana vote
• Cartoon
• Resort’s tax break prospects grow dim
• OC wants tax relief from county for services provided by city
• Industry, consumers at odds over direct wine shipping bill
• Md. legislators support code on license to ID sex offenders
• Contamination notice sent with water bill misleading, official says
• Gov. O’Malley wants tax credit for wind turbines
• Education dept. seeks agencies to serve free summer meals
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Money available for three critical projects in OC
• County schools will continue to teach gov’t studies, even if state test eliminated
• Changing pension would increase city’s expenses, study says
• Consulting firm says eliminating retiree health benefit would be costly to city
• Shockley takes robe as judge of Circuit Court
• ‘The Boardwalk is definitely changing’
• Lean budget frustrates board of education
• TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR COUNTY
• By Stewart Dobson
• No public dollars for private problem
• Move Bike Week to October weekend
• SEAHAWKS SOAR PAST COUNTY RIVALS
• BIS CELEBRATION BENEFITS ALDRIDGE FOUNDATION
• BUDDY READER
• HOLIDAY HAPPINESS
• LEGO LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
• BEAT THE WINTER BLUES
• MIDDLE SCHOOL ART SHOW
• South Moon presents holiday giveaway
• Lose glasses, keys or even your mind, but never your sense of humor
• Coldwell Banker extends coat drive
• Wear red for First Friday event
• ALOC’s February exhibit toshowcase abstract art in Feb.
• TALENT SHOWCASE
• DINING GUIDE
• SUNDAY, FEB. 6
• SATURDAY, FEB. 5
• FRIDAY, FEB. 4
• THURSDAY, FEB. 3
• MINI MEDICAL STAFFERS
• MONDAY, JAN. 31
• SUNDAY, JAN. 30
• SATURDAY, JAN. 29
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2
• TUESDAY, FEB. 1
• FRIDAY, JAN. 28
• LOVELY AND MYSTERIOUS MICHELLE ROSE TO PERFORM
• APPEARING LIVE
• Savory pies current craze, gracing showcases everywhere
• AGH AUXILIARY INSTALLATION, DONATION
• Expo offers seminars, exhibits and products for watermen
• Items sought for new surfing exhibit
• Duwadi completes military training
• Slotter in running for scholarship
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Gloves, hats and socks sought for gLOVEs drive
• RISING STAR
• Seahawk boys place second, girls finish fourth Jan.19
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Seahawks edged out by Warriors, but boys out-swim Vikings
• Lady Seahawks loseconsecutive games against Indians, Eagles
• Seahawks win close battles with Rams and Eagles
• DECATUR DOMINATES
• SAFETY REPAIRS
• Planning Commission approves hotel, townhouse project
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• PUNK ROCK FISH: OUTLET FOR ARTISTS
• CONTROLLED BURN
• WYFC wants youth coordinator job in Berlin
• Tickets for Richard Marx concert on sale
• Frank Cain
• Albert B. Thomas
• William Thomas Gallagher
• Rudolph W. Arena
• Gary Hughes Esposito
• Lois T. Martin
• James Oborn Leighton
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• WHAT IS HARRISON NURSERIES?
• Peach festival wins LESHC heritage award
• OPA board has questions before budget is finalized
• GM presents proposed $10M budget to residents
• Fewer international students expected in Ocean City this summer
• Many stakeholders in our community
• Kudos to mayor’s vetoes on seven ordinances
• Meehan vetoes fiscally sound costs controls
• Lack of support for medical marijuana
• Different sand seen as possible solution
• Thanks to good samaritan
• Cartoon
• Wage boost measure comes at wrong time
• Rebates available tomake homes more energy efficient year-round
• OC pet rescuers hope to build on positive response from city
• Authorities close to catching hunter who killed Assateague horse
• One teen charged in armed robbery of taxi driver
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Police break up two parties with underage drinkers
• Bluefin tuna should not be registered as endangered, anglers say
• Community encouraged to vote for favorite Boardwalk design
• Proposed state budget presents $950 million in cuts, no furloughs
• OC nightclub owner witnesses manager shot in Virgin Islands
• Minimum wage bill sends shivers down spines of employers
• ‘PEACE DAY’
• FIRST FLIGHT
• DONATIONS ARRIVE IN HAITI
• SATURDAY, JAN. 29
• FRIDAY, JAN. 28
• THURSDAY, JAN. 27
• SUNDAY, JAN. 30
• WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26
• TUESDAY, JAN. 25
• MONDAY, JAN. 24
• SUNDAY, JAN. 23
• SATURDAY, JAN. 22
• FRIDAY, JAN. 21
• OC ELKS DONATE TO OCPD DRIVE
• OC ELKS DONATE TO BUILDING FUND
• LITERARY LADIES LUNCHEON
• Thousands to gather for youth retreat this weekend in resort
• DINING GUIDE
• DIAPERS IN DECEMBER
• WORCESTER PREP NAMES STUDENT LEADERS
• ‘CRIME SCENE’ INVESTIGATION
• Twenty contestants to showcase their talent during ‘Gong Show’
• Photos
• APPEARING LIVE
• ‘Mountains look steeper, hairier when at the top’
• Remember outdoor critters as temps, snowflakes drop
• HOROSCOPE
• Daytime, nighttime hikes scheduled at Furnace Town park
• Despite rain and snow, resort activities carry on
• Chamber announces winners of decorating contest
• New resort bus fare structure to begin next month
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• ART AIDS ANIMALS
• Seahawks hampered by injuries
• Turnovers, fouls blamed for Lady Mallards’ loss to Herons
• Seahawk grapplers kick off busy weekend with win over Falcons
• Eagle’s Landing to host ‘Super Bowl Scramble’ on Feb. 6
• Seahawk boys, girls win tri-meet over Spartans, Golden Knights
• Mallards soar past Herons in anticipated ESIAC ‘war’
• Seahawks come up short against Trojans,Clippers
• LAST-MINUTE VICTORY
• SDHS FIELDHOUSE DONATION
• OH MY HAIR! JOINS CHAMBER
• Small Business Development Center gets $20k
• Ribbon cutting set for Jan. 28
• ResortQuest names top Dec. producers
• MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO OPENS IN SELBYVILLE
• DEMOCRATIC WOMEN INTRODUCED TO DIAKONIA
• Industry leaders may speak directly to state lawmakers on ‘Tourism Day’
• Nominations sought for‘Maryland’s Most Beautiful’ volunteer
• LOWER SHORE GRADS
• Planning Comm. approves senior housing project
• CHOMP!
• COMMISSIONERS RECOGNIZE POCOMOKE ATHLETES
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• OCVFC BANQUET
• Ronald G. Gray
• Chester K. Jermain
• Robert W. Smith
• Joseph M. Gatieri
• Sarah Jeannette Tressler
• Dennis Eade awarded OCPD’s Officer of the Year recognition
• Potential promotor hoped to hold event at Ocean City inlet
• Medical offices to get service from OP community
• Bid to hold Delmarva Bike Week event in Ocean City limits fails
• Berlin Planning Commission unwilling to back guideline changes
• By Stewart Dobson
• Feral cat meeting productive
• Program benefiting soldiers a success
• Writer praises Cove Lane residents
• Beef and Beer event a sell-out
• Cartoon
• Writer hopes LCB remains hale, hearty
• Mayor’s veto poses interesting questions
• Upcoming meetings in Ocean City focus on residents’ safety
• WOC boat ramp to closenext monthfor renovation project
• WOR. CO. STATE’S ATTORNEY BRIEFS
• OC to spend Homeland Security grants on security cameras
• Officials say attendance at FOP meeting not conflict of interest
• DiPino, Oglesby attend forum on security in Annapolis
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Board of Ed facing budget cuts for yet another year
• Replenishment project returns almost 1 million yards of sand to resort beach
• Change in water depth, other factors causing shore erosion
• Alcohol tax increase, teacher pensions on legislative agenda
• Waterfront houses in WOC endangered by shoreline erosion
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• BOARDWALK BREAK
• Liquor licensees look to buy spirits from wholesalers
• MAYOR VETOES MOST BENEFIT CUTS
• Lady Mallards top Dragons, but suffer 5-point burn from Flames
• Lady Seahawks earn overtime win over county rival Eagles
• Despite wins, Decatur performance impacted by time off, injuries
• Seahawks show improvement, especially on defensive end
• Mallards lose battle against Dragons, but top Flames
• SEAHAWKS GET BIG WINS ON THE MAT
• PENGUIN SWIM DONATION
• Donaway Furniture building on Main Street to get new façade
• ‘Coastal Connection’ program launches on 88.3
• HUBBA’S OPENS ON 123RD STREET IN RESORT
• Chamber’s ’11 Freeman Valor Award lunch set for Feb. 11
• BLESSING OF THE WATERS
• Oceanfront townhouse project ‘abandoned,’ considered unsafe
• City has nointention of ticketing people who feed stray cats
• City refuses to amend wind turbine regs affecting waterfront properties
• Council approves firefighting boat
• Business leaders move forward with Tourism Advisory Board
• Juanita R. Mumford
• Robert W. Smith
• Harold R. Benson
• Richard Charles “Dick” Mason
• Bill L. Savage
• Helen A. Dieter
• James G. Jackson
• Nellie Virginia Hart
• Peter Kevin Donovan
• Helen Frances Tyler
• Gertrude R. “Toni” Howard
• CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING
• ‘Fee free’ raffle tickets on sale now
• Emergency repairs under way to fix buckling Berlin building
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• Town gets salt spreader to better treat snowy streets
• OCEAN PINES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT INSTALLS OFFICERS
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Let’s differentiate our wants from our needs
• Personal attacks on officials unfair
• State schools trying to keep what they have
• Cartoon
• THE DECATUR WAY
• Four Worcester school board members to take oath of office
• Ashley wants city to get out of visitor guide business
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Free tax preparation offered by AARP for Worcester residents
• VETERANS VISIT PERRY POINT TO DELIVER CHRISTMAS CHEER
• Residents invited to weighin on county comprehensive plan
• Parking at inlet lot to become credit card-only
• Children to get free rides on OC bus, but not on Boardwalk tram
• New owner pledges to move forward with Edgewater project
• Council gets update on current state of pension investments
• Meehan still debating whether to veto recent pay, benefit cuts
• Residents near casino have mixed feelings about venue’s impacts
• Berlin to go to auction for electric supply
• SEARCHING FOR BIRDS
• MARYLAND SCHOOLS TOP NATIONAL RANKING LIST
• OUT&ABOUT
• Md. Coastal Bays Program presents speaker series
• PINE’EER CRAFT CLUB PRESENTS DONATIONS
• PINE’EER CRAFT CLUB NAMES NEW OFFICERS
• Arrival of 2011 brings with it new list of what’s ‘in’ and ‘out’
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• BES NAMES TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• More than 4,000 youth, leaders, parents to attend weekend rally
• ANGLERS DONATE TO DIAKONIA
• PURPLE PENGUINS
• HOLIDAY DONATIONS
• HAPPY HOLIDAYS
• APPEARING LIVE
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• Trio braves ocean breeze in search of rare bird
• Mix up average hot chocolate by adding spices or liqueurs
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• 2011: record-breaking year for AGH Penguin Swim
• EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME
• U.S. indoor lacrosse team goalie to lead clinic in Ocean City
• Seahawks top Eagles, fall to Warriors in county rivalry matches
• Berlin gymnast third in state to score perfect 10
• DECATUR FALLS SHORT DESPITE EFFORT
• OCEAN CITY F.O.O.L.S. GIVE TO PENGUIN SWIM
• Simple precautions keep pipes from freezing
• Resource Day set for Jan. 19
• RE/MAX RETREAT A SUCCESS
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Staff welcomes clients to developmental center
• New thrift shop opens near Pines
• I. Wanda Michelson
• Stella Kubus
• Anna M. Vail
• Michael J. Pilipie
• AGH, churches unite for better health
• Joseph Carl Kelly
• Kevin King
• Dr. Stephen B. Hitchner
• Joseph F. DiRenza
• Alice M. Shepherd
• ‘WATERFALL’ EFFECT
• SHDS BAND BOOSTERS AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS
• Number of chickens thriving as pets in residential areas of town
• Cell phones, other devices now permitted in court; must be off
• Development project denied in ’06 returns on smaller scale
• GRACE PARKER BREAKFAST
• OPEN HOUSE
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Berlin NYE event a huge success
• Dismal snow removal efforts
• Cartoon
• Winter coats warm residents in need
• Toys for Tots drive successful
• Thanks from the Noel Community
• Governments everywhere move to reduce spending
• Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School Christmas Performance
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• COUNTY RENOVATION
• Death of woman found in canal ruled accident
• More than 84,000 visit OC’s Winterfest of Lights
• Mayor considers whether to veto pay and benefit cuts
• Council opts to switch pensions ahead of study
• Despite plea from mayor, OC returns to ’06 salaries
• County to hold additional rabies clinics in 2011
• Council won’t reconsider decision not to hire police, paramedics
• Despite opposition from employees, OC council approves cuts
• Legislators outline priorities for 2011 General Assembly
• Property owners may appeal new assessments
• Property values drop 14.9 percent in Worcester County
• Surveillance footage helps police capture local beer burglars
• Teen arrested in armed robbery case; police seek other suspects
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Crowd gathered for inaugural NYE celebration surprises organizers
• Historic expert urges Williams to follow law
• GAME ON!
• Dining Guide
• Loss of interest break would have big impact
• NAR lobbies to keep loan interest tax break
• Lower cost remodeling efforts offer best return
• OUT&ABOUT
• BIS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Members of the annual M.U.S.H.E.
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• OCES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Free New Year’s Eve bus rides offered in OC municipal area
• Start the New Year with a stroll on Assateague
• Looking back…
• Live entertainment, champagne toasts planned throughout resort
• APPEARING LIVE
• HOROSCOPE
• Planning ahead can help reduce holiday stress
• ‘WILD’ LESSON
• SDHS PERFORMERS
• RADIO SPOT
• FOOD DRIVE
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• City Hall to open doors to visitors New Year’s Day
• Snowstormdelaysannual birdcount
• MARCH OF THE PENGUINS
• Seahawk grapplers earn wins over Putuxent Panthers, Wi-Hi Indians
• Decatur boys, girls score victories over Indian River in pool
• Seahawks top Raiders during Gov. Challenge
• COUNTY LOSES BELOVED COACH
• Dolle’s celebrates 100th birthday
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Seacrets inducted into Hall of Honor
• BANK CLOSES GERRY’S GYM
• Localbusinesses see fair share of change this year
• George V. Foskey
• Tammy Lynne Mitchell
• Helen Anna Ferrell
• ‘WHALE’ OF A YEAR
• LCB pays fine in lieu of suspension for discrimination
• Most towns opt out of residential sprinkler law
• Worcester County voters have their say Nov. 2
• Olson dismissed, Thompson takes over as GM
• Developer wants medical offices near Ocean Pines
• Java Bay Café opens at Yacht Club in November
• Board opts to keep Yacht Club open, adds coffee shop instead
• Hiring discussion an important topic
• Concrete Boardwalk can be attractive
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• 2010 EMOND CARTOONS
• 2010 - HERMIT CRAB YEAR IN REVIEW
• Improvement in forecast but uncertainty remains
• Dough Roller in WOC may get new entrance, exit
• Snow Hill OK’d for wastewater plant upgrade
• Harbor Inn license suspended, owner fined
• County offers sites for drop off of old Christmas trees
• Town to use Newark spray site to dispose of plant’s effluent
• Council members unopposed during Oct. election
• Berlin receives wastewater treatment plant to meet town’s needs
• Dead Freddies gets mild penalty for serving minor
• State Senate, state’s attorney races close
• Pa. man runs over elderly mother with van, killing her
• Drunken driver who killed cyclist pleads guilty, gets jail time
• Officer shootsman caught in act of stabbing estranged wife
• Tragic ending to disappearance of Selbyville man
• New OC Council makes major changes to pay, benefit package
• Taxi medallion system in OC has bumpy start; cabbies upset
• Ocean City decides not to implement smoking ban on beach
• Brian Shockley named to judgeship
• SNOWDAY!
• Iguana creates a stir, leads to ban on unusual animals
• Convention center expansion approved by state, moves forward
• Burglary arrest
• Credit card theft
• No jail time for OC woman who drove into canal
• OUT&ABOUT
• Understanding recipe components valuable key for completing dish
• RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
• DINING GUIDE
• Coldwell Banker office is drop-off center for winter clothing collection
• New Year’s Eve parties planned, Berlin toBethany
• OC offers free bus rides on NYE
• City Hall in resort opens doors to public on New Year’s Day
• Last week’s snowfall on Delmarva confuses ’Ole St. Nick during visit
• APPEARING LIVE
• Sports camps help kids, adults stay active in winter
• LIONESS CLUB DONATES TO OCES
• DONATION BENEFITS CHRISTMAS DINNER
• CHRISTMAS COLLECTION BENEFITS U.S. TROOPS
• NOEL Community hosts 13th annual Christmas dinner
• NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATIONS
• SD GIRLS PREPARE FOR FLA. SHOW
• Seahawk grapplers easily take down Warriors, Saints and Mustangs
• Statewide fishing license mandate effective Jan. 1
• Lady Seahawks crush Crabbers, 47-9
• Seahawk boys taketop honors, girlsearnsecond
• Coach credits solid defense for Seahawk victory over Crabbers
• DECATUR’S SARAH WOOTTEN SIGNS WITH SAINT FRANCIS
• 40 YEARS AT TAYLOR BANK
• BANK DONATION BENEFITS FIELDHOUSE PROJECT
• ATLANTIC GENERAL HOSPITAL COMMUNITY NEEDS GRANT
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• JIU-JITSU STUDIO CATERS TO KIDS, ADULTS
• OC CHAMBER AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS
• Edward Franklin Schwenk
• Henry Matthew Lanasa
• Patricia Ann Cleary
• Madison E. Oals Jr.
• Leanne L. Tingle
• Carol Ann McCabe
• Delmarva Power customersmay apply for energy assistance
• County opts out of sprinkler law
• Berlin audit leads to improvements in accounting
• Your discount dining calendar
• Hospital will focus on improving its delivery of service
• Todd prepares to leave office after serving 25 years
• William L. Burbage, Jr.
• OP Yacht Club declared safe after below-decks inspection
• JORDAN HONORED
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Micromanagement not needed with OPA manager on watch
• Officer did what he was trained to do and he saved lives, DiPino says
• Need for public safety not a ‘scare tactic’
• Star Charities thankful for support
• Writer grateful for good Samaritans
• Resident offers cost-saving ideas
• Cartoon
• Police did job well in difficult situation
• Hall’s comments on retirees concern employees
• OCPD TOY DRIVE
• Pillas defends her decision to address city depart. heads
• Small reductions to employee pay, benefits add up, mayor says
• OC returns salaries for new employees back to 2006 pay levels
• Employees urge OC council to think about ‘bottom 100’
• New group to review ideas on how to boost tourism
• County to accept used Christmas trees until Jan. 30
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Council postpones Police Commission changes for review
• Investigators arrest new suspect in May shooting in Pocomoke
• FIRST SNOWFALL OF WINTER
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Snow Hill mayor fights call to dissolve town charter
• OC bans smoking in parks
• LCB agrees to fine, January hearing in Annapolis canceled
• ATTACKER SHOT ON 82ND
• USED BUT NEW
• WORCESTER COUNTY DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER DONATION
• BOOK SWAP
• READY TO DIG IN
• OUT&ABOUT
• Which is truly more important: the journey or the destination?
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Winners of OCparadeannounced
• SENIOR SLANT
• APPEARING LIVE
• OC sports programs encourage sportsmanship
• Season stirs upmemories of family
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Guests receive more than food during NOEL dinner
• FAMILY TRADITION
• Boys have slow start against Salisbury, Central Christian
• ALUMNI BASKETBALL AT WORCESTER PREP
• Lady Mallards come up four points short in game with Sabres
• ANGLER AWARDS
• Bennett Clippers, Parkside Rams earn wins over Seahawks
• Girls play well in spurts; coach wants intensity all four quarters
• GRAPPLERSWIN SEASON OPENER
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Athletes perform well in first meet
• Boys out-swim Vikings, lose by6 toRavens
• Farmers Bank honors three
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Decorating contest participation encouraged
• Casino at Ocean Downs to open
• Meehan promotes winter travel to OC in Balto. markets
• Carolyn Timmons Suit
• Joseph Holowach
• New playground set for Robin Park
• Free OC bus rides offered on NYE
• Mediacom vice president makes annual OPvisit todiscuss service
• BERLIN REDEDICATES ANCHOR FROM USS DECATUR
• William R. Tubbs, Jr.
• Shirley Ann Hankin
• Charlotte A. Wootten
• Sally Shipley
• Josephine Mueller
• Jeannette Patricia Huesman
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• New Worcester County sheriff discusses plans for future
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OCEAN PINES BRIEFS
• Celebrate the New Year in Berlin at new event
• Berlin opts out of sprinkler requirement for single-family homes
• Animal shelter, doctors, and enthusiasts unite to save black lab
• Political Cartoon
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• OC to close current pension, set up new plan for future hires
• ’TIS THE SEASON
• The old public safety scare tactic revisited
• County health department and police warn of restaurant scams
• Coastal Hospice gets approval for Berlin location
• Fire co. president persuades board to grant variance
• Demand for coats, blankets increases astempsdrop inOC
• Wrap discarded items to prevent bedbug spread
• OC waiting for info from experts on pension
• Resort renews request for tax differential from commissioners
• City selects second weekend in June for next OC Air Show
• City to seek public input on design of renovated Boardwalk
• Berlin mayor intervenes in historic hotel’s window controversy
• Dear Santa…
• COUNCIL ‘BLINDSIDED’ BY CITYMANAGER DARE
• IN MEMORIAM
• VOLUNTEERS
• LOSERS WINNERS
• Atlantic Hotel goes to BZA for up or down vote on windows
• What would happen if you held a meeting and no one came?
• Changes approved for bakery, William Street florist by BZA
• Awnings approved for business front in Berlin Historic District
• Solar energy discussion scheduled for special January session
• FOOD DRIVE
• Grasmick outlines coming changes with school reform
• Shifting cost of teacher’s pensions to counties not right move
• Commissioners sworn in, express willingness to tackle many issues
• Agricultural setback rules request meets resistance
• BERLIN’S VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS
• More changes to metered parking dates set by resort City Council
• Parent representatives mindful of economy with school budget
• FOP hoping for open dialogue concerning contract negotiations
• Pension change follows national trend
• Christmas tree drop-off site will be available
• Resort employees concerned that benefit cuts will continue
• CHRISTMAS PARADE
• City Hall holiday schedule
• Death of OC woman found in canal likely an accident
• Resort increases bus fare, adopts two-fare structure
• Police Commission expanded, not abolished
• Hall’s ethical standing to serve on committee questioned
• Seahawks win season opener
• Lady Seahawks fall in season opener to Colonels
• Mallards dominate Flames; top Wildcats in double overtime
• Berlin Junior Dolphins lose to Pocomoke in championship game
• Lady Mallards win big over Dragons but fall to Flames
• Boys win first meet, earn several school records
• Justice headed to Shippensburg University in Pa.
• Fishing tourney really rocks
• Council takes sensible approach
• Editorial repugnant and unconscionable
• Kudos on coverage of council meetings
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Wrestlers set to compete in War on the Shore tourney
• An ode to hot rodders
• Parade marched smooth path
• Puttin’ on Ritz thanks extended
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OUT ABOUT &
• Russell Herts Selig
• Kellie Loock
• Julie Ann Eade
• Swim with Santa at fundraiser in Pines
• SENIOR SLANT
• THANKSGIVING SERVICE
• LITTLE LAMB
• HANDLED WITH CARE
• BOOSTERS
• TOP STUDENTS NOVEMBER
• TOP STUDENTS OCTOBER
• Decatur’s JROTC to stand for public inspection
• Bowled over: chili cook-off results continue to amaze
• DINING GUIDE
• Annual Christmas dinner seeks donations
• Pet owners also can find holiday aid for furry companions
• ‘Tis the season to help others with donations
• Your discount dining calendar
• IRS agents raid Telescoper offices
• Franchot blasts LCB
• Cuban chili incorporates coffee for added depth and flavor
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• APPEARING LIVE
• Political Cartoon
• Feeling generous? Of course, you do
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• AGH announces addition of board, corporate members
• Coffin family to run OC car wash
• KIDS ON THE BLOCK
• Hales sworn in, will administer oath to other local officers
• Ocean City spared harm during active hurricane season
• Enforcement continues to be an issue with Boardwalk displays
• Berlin continuing to ‘Go Greener’ with its tree planting program
• Photos
• HOLIDAY FINEST
• REMEMBERING THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS
• Final campaign finance reports filed; Bodnar, Gulyas report late
• FAÇADE PROJECT COMPLETED
• OPVFD RECEIVES SUPPORT FOR CHILD VICTIMS
• Community alert siren to sound for one minute Saturday
• Berlin offering electric customers audits, financial assistance
• Mayor fills slots on commissions
• Work on railroad overcomes its bumps and now is back on track
• BERLIN RAIN GARDEN
• Other fringe benefits scaled back
• Salary schedules reduced to 2006 level for new city employees
• Retiree health insurance benefit eliminated for new employees
• New hires will receive a 401(k)-type pension plan
• No change made to employee health insurance
• Ocean City lawyer disbarred for stealing funds from clients
• Joel Todd looks back on his 25 years prosecuting county cases
• County reprints history resource
• Photo
• STEPHEN DECATUR WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW
• WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• LADY SEAHAWKS WELCOME NEW COACH
• Boys expected to dominate this year, coach says
• New coach eager to take over boys’ basketball squad
• WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• SEAHAWKS HOPE FOR THREE
• Church thankful for community support
• ‘Four to ignore’ a bit annoying
• Kevin Rosser rightly recognized
• Remember our ‘brave warriors’ this season
• Holiday donations appreciated
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Identity of body discovered on Assateague still a mystery to cops
• OC Police Department gears up for holiday toy drive
• OUT ABOUT &
• Sarah P. White
• Mabel R. Hungerford
• Step outside yourself to learn valuable lessons about life, reality
• Donations sought for annual Christmas dinner
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Santa, Mrs. Claus visit Ocean Pines for breakfast Dec. 4
• Holiday open house on tap at Boardwalk museum Sunday
• Grads who plan to study art eligible for WCAC scholarship
• Chili competition benefits local families in need
• WINTER IS FOR THE BIRDS …
• Kemp capable of being ‘backseat driver’ from any seat
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Step back in time for 19th century Christmas event
• Victorian Christmas begins this weekend
• IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS
• Your discount dining calendar
• Federal gov’t pledges to speed up offshore wind development
• ONE STEP CLOSER TO SLOTS
• ’Tis the season for homemade gingerbread snacks
• Holiday concert set for Dec. 10
• APPEARING LIVE
• COUNCIL MAKES MAJOR CHANGES TO EMPLOYEE PAY, BENEFITS
• Political Cartoon
• Real world knocking at government’s door
• Merchants report solid sales during Thanksgiving weekend
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• POWERHOUSE GYM OPENS IN WEST OC
• Awnings approved for businesses in Berlin Historic District
• Ocean City's Fabulous Winterfest of Lights
• Furry character coaches students how to ‘live green’
• Prayer Breakfast set for Dec. 10
• OPA board to appeal Tax Court decision about parking funds
• Guests at West OC shelter find reason to be thankful on holiday
• Art League looking for larger building with space to expand
• Berlin offers yard waste collection
• BERLIN FIRE CO. NAMED ‘HOMETOWN HERO’
• Time running out on grant money to purchase fireboat
• Beach replenishment will protect resort
• Council tables decision on sprinklers in homes
• Public hearing on proposed bus fare increase planned
• Coastal Hospice eyes Berlin site for Worcester location
• Aldridge to use Oprah’s gifts to help support his foundation
• WORCESTER PREP FALL SPORTS AWARDS
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Lady Mallards win big over Raptors in season opener
• MALLARDS EARN CONSECUTIVE WINS
• Delegate thankful for supporters
• Donate items for the troops
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• New state’s attorney ready to work
• Money raised during event will help charities
• Rabies clinics protect pets
• Citizens lament to bikers, hot rodders
• Humane society event a success
• Thefts
• Drug arrest
• Fishing violations
• Drug enforcement
• Assault with car
• OUT ABOUT &
• Mary I. Riordan
• Richard Glen Hunsucker
• William E. “Billy” Yost Jr.
• Maxine “Mickey” Epperson
• Discover one-of-a-kind, handmade gifts at Holiday Shopper’s Fair
• NOVELETTES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF “TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD”
• OCEAN CITY MUSEUM SOCIETY NAMES NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• KIWANIS AWARDED FIRST PLACE BY SALVATION ARMY
• STAR CHARITIES DONATES TO COASTAL HOSPICE
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Santa’s not vacationing in summer; he’s watching you
• Christmas in Snow Hill begins Tues.
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Local and regional artists to be featured during Berlin Arts Night
• MONTHLONG CELEBRATION BEGINS WITH PARADE
• County commissioners will consider sprinklers in Dec.
• WINTERFEST OOHS AND AWWS
• WHAT A HOUSE COSTS
• Remember to give thanks this Thanksgiving …
• APPEARING LIVE
• Cartoon
• October sales dip could reflect foreclosure mess
• PINES CHAMBER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• Balancing housing cost against its affordability
• IRS rules change adds to landlords’ obligation
• Shamrock announces top Oct. producers
• Freeman Companies changes leadership
• Hileman recognizes Crockett, Drew
• Frederick named ASC&D top producer
• Coffee shop to open inside OP Yacht Club
• Perfect name, location lead to ‘Oh My Hair’
• STUDY OUTLINES HARMFUL TOYS
• Four Loko grows in popularity as result of impending gov’t ban
• FAÇADE PROJECT COMPLETED AT 105 SECOND ST.
• Purnell Crossing plans approved
• Bloosurf wants to offer Internet, TV and phone to Pines
• Emergency drill at electric station tests rescuers’ response
• OCEAN CITY BRIEFS
• ‘Wood-fired grille’ approved for uptown property
• Senators announce $900,000 grant to upgrade Route 113
• Board to SHA: keep Showell in mind during Rt. 589 planning
• Board of Ed outlines plan for grant money
• OPERATION WE CARE
• Bright lights on 81st St. condo building disrupting neighbors
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• County commissioners bid farewell to Cowger, Busick
• County gets state dollars for parks and recreation funding
• County approves Board of Ed plan for new school construction
• Truckers damaging roadways not intended for heavy vehicles
• Woman nearly drowns after driving car into canal
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• ‘The Cowboy’ suffers first loss of professional MMA career
• Seahawks fall 47-14 to top-seeded Hawks in 3A East Reg. semis
• WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Mallards young, but playing like veterans, says a pleased Grosso
• LADY MALLARDS WELCOME NEW COACH
• New sheriff thanks supporters
• Life saved on beach this summer
• Church fundraiser supports community
• Senate challenger congratulates winner
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OUT ABOUT &
• Douglas Martin Wright
• George F. Smoot Jr.
• Florence Dorsey
• Romana (Mirarchi) Conestabile
• IN THE PUMPKIN PATCH
• OCEAN CITY-BERLIN LEO CLUB INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
• Annual Christmas bazaar set for Dec.5 at Worcester Prep
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Volunteers collect toiletries, gifts for U.S. troops overseas
• Noel Community seeks donations
• Holiday Shopper’s Fair returns to convention center next week
• Thousands of middle schoolers to convene in OC this weekend
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• Retirement is not the time to rest
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Churches offer free holiday feast
• Chamber seeking entries for annual decorating contest
• Holiday fashion show, lunch benefits Amer. Cancer Society
• Retired military helicopter to go on display at Ocean City airport
• Some city officials concerned parades could damage boards
• Oglesby victorious in race for state’s attorney
• MATHIAS WINS BID FOR MARYLAND SENATE SEAT
• MOJO ON THE MOVE
• Canning fruits, vegetables at home easy and fun
• APPEARING LIVE
• Resort air show schedule depends on participants
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Microbrewery plans to open soon
• Phillips Seafood announces staff changes in OC
• FLASHBACK FASHION OPENS
• TWINKLE TWINKLE LOTS OF STARS...
• Marie Lula Tubbs
• Seahawk boys, girls struggle at regional meet
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Thunderbirds fly away from OC’s annual air show
• Robert J. L. Norton
• SEAHAWKS TOP COUNTY RIVAL
• No TIGER funds for Worcester
• Body found on Assateague; identity still mystery
• William B. Thomson
• Support during tough time appreciated
• NEW HARBOR SIGN
• A salute to our veterans …
• Carolyn H. Quillin
• Route 113 still a dangerous road
• SHA updates OC Council on upcoming projects in resort
• Daylong event is weeks in the making
• Robert Hazzard Quillin Jr.
• Busick ready to move on
• Contractors working without a permit face fines
• APPEARING LIVE
• Ron Bassett
• Commissioner thanks her supporters
• Council involvement will end on most advisory committees
• Political Cartoon
• ON THE HUNT FOR THE ‘GREAT PUMPKIN’
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Todd continues to whittle away at challenger Oglesby’s lead
• Planting grants available to residents
• If govt. wants sprinklers, it should help cover cost
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Man says thanks for jail sentence
• Mathias increases lead over James in Maryland Senate race
• Buy leaf, stepping stone to help ‘Reflections of Life’ project grow
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• WORCESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS
• Year in jail for Pines man who sold drugs to cop
• Challenge of ballots meant to ensure ‘integrity of process’
• GOLD’S GYM OPEN HOUSE
• Hilton receives Maryland award for third time
• Garbage: teach kids it’s not a dirty word
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Resort lawmakers support sprinklers in all new single-family homes
• Approx. $110k raised for ACS through Pink Ribbon Classic
• COLDER DAYS, CHEAPER EATS
• Volunteers collecting items for troops overseas
• Judge hopes woman will straighten out life
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 10 DECATUR MVP
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• New business advisory group replaces Tourism Commission
• Tickets on sale now for holiday fashion show, fundraiser
• OUT ABOUT &
• Killian to face UFC veteran Lester in Baltimore Saturday
• Berlin railroad track in the process of being rehabilitated
• Holiday bazaars abound as Christmastime nears
• Alan F. Stauffer
• AGH FALL CLASSIC WINNERS
• Berlin looks for exemption from sprinkler requirement
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Robert DeFressine
• GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES MONEY FOR COASTAL HOSPICE
• Town Council postpones approval of hospice facilities in Berlin
• Complete family Winterfest visit with ice-skating outing at hotel
• Sally Rayne Wallace
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Health Department receives grant from U.S. Dept. of Justice
• Winter gala benefits local art efforts
• James Oliver Phillips III
• Seahawk girls fall in regional quarterfinals
• WCHD receives Outstanding Health Program Award
• Races remain too close to call
• Lady Mallards edged out 1-0 in conference semifinal match
• McDermott wins post, Conway keeps seat in House of Delegates
• Casino job fair attracts 1,200 applicants for est. 200 jobs
• Thomas E. Whitman
• Girls place second, boys finish fourth at Bayside meet
• Mason elected Worcester Sheriff
• TOO CLOSE TO CALL
• Johanna M. Southcomb
• Seahawks fall to Lions in first round of playoffs
• Seal removed from ballot box concerning
• TOO CLOSE TO CALL
• Kiwanis now taking orders for club’s annual holiday fruit sale
• Seahawks win game for fallen teammate Kee
• Lockfaw triumphs in county’s District 1, Shockley in limbo
• Terra chips healthy, colorful alternative for fall
• Communities come together to support troops serving overseas
• Golfers Miller, Rafer represent Decatur at states
• Residents look to buy small piece of land from city
• BUCKINGHAM ELEMENTARY K-KIDS OFFICERS INSTALLED
• ‘Arts 4 Clean Bays’ fundraiser benefits Coastal Bays Program
• MALLARDS WIN ESIAC CHAMPIONSHIP
• Annual report shows finances sound at close of last fiscal year
• RECOGNIZED FOR RESPECT
• SUMMER HOBBY BENEFITS HUMANE SOCIETY
• OPA signs contract with Va. company to take over golf course
• OCVFC seeking donations for new station in West Ocean City
• Music, local artwork showcased during First Friday in Snow Hill
• SENIOR SLANT
• A frightful nightmare
• Four dead and five injured in multi-vehicle crash in Newark
• APPEARING LIVE
• Outstanding ladies sought for awards
• Gala honoring Hal Glick a success
• No one hurt in crash that traps woman in van, overturns vehicle
• Philosophies alone won’t get this train on track
• OP EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES DIVISION CELEBRATES 25 YEARS
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Barn destroyed by weekend fire
• New Berlin chamber officers recognized at annual banquet
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Certified teacher shortage continues to be a challenge for Wor. County
• DENIM DAY DONATION
• Veterans Day events planned in Ocean City, Pines
• POLICE BRIEFS
• OCDC gets $225K in state funding for projects
• COASTAL DELMARVA WCR INSTALLS GOVERNING BOARD
• WORLD GYM FUNDRAISER BENEFITS DUAL CHARITIES
• OUT ABOUT &
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 9 DECATUR MVP
• News Center kicks off holidays with open house
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Robert L. O’Ferrall
• Lady Mallards lose in ESIAC championship game
• Ag easements sought for Wor. County properties
• Beach Club to close Nov. 15, open in March
• Special opening ceremony to kick off ’10 Winterfest
• Carol Ann Kelly Hamilton
• Seahawks come out flat, shut out by Raiders 2-0
• GLICK RECOGNIZED
• OC Chamber launches new Web site
• One-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts available during art, holiday show
• William S. “Bill” Brunori
• Seahawks fall in quarterfinal round
• GENERALELECTION2010
• Hobby store reopens after fire
• WORKING FOR CURE
• Carole A. Showaker
• OUT & ABOUT
• Resort communities offer family-friendly Halloween activities
• Bridge delays affect all Ocean Pines
• County posts to be determined Tuesday in General Election
• Concrete block-, board- breaking added to martial arts event line-up
• Handful of voters determined future
• Community support key for success of Worcester schools
• Public hearing info now online
• ALL DRESSED UP
• We the People … of Ocean City
• Deed signed by Decatur will hang in halls of Berlin school
• OCPD adds more technology to police vehicles
• Few answers for low voter turnout in Ocean City
• Outraged over radio contract termination
• Art Davis Memorial outing raises money for OC revitalization
• City Council cuts beach photo franchise fee in half
• HUNDREDS OF HOPEFULS EYE CASINO POSTS
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Lady Seahawks win final meet; boys finish second
• Corrected sample ballots sent to some county voters
• OC POLICE COMMISSION ALREADY HAS NO POWERS
• Police grant
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 8 DECATUR MVP
• Additional rabies vaccination clinic slated for county
• Fear not, homemade pasta isn’t hard
• Officer honored by American Legion
• Seahawks win crosstown match against Mallards
• Candidates file final financial reports before general election
• MUSIC MAKERS
• ALOHA!
• Ladies score big win over Indians in last game of ’10
• CLOSED FOR REPAIRS
• APPEARING LIVE
• OPERATION SMILE
• After 13-0 run, Lady Seahawks lose first game
• Berlin offering curbside pickup of bulk items to residents in Nov.
• Political Cartoon
• OUT ABOUT &
• Lady Mallards to face rival Sabres in ESIAC championship
• Coastal Hospice proposed for location in Berlin development
• Endorsements: county, state and first district
• Ellsworth George Merritt
• Mallards shut out Dragons, advance to ESIAC finals
• BDA gets support for increased oversight of Boardwalk displays
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• Miller, Rafer make first-round cut at state golf tourney
• Wording of wind turbine regs inadvertantly stops first project
• Ocean City fall Restaurant Week deemed a big hit
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Seahawks win final two regular-season games
• Todd mailer ignites controversy over photos implying support
• Home of the Brave opens
• Parade and contest planned for pets
• MALLARD GOLFERS WIN ESIAC TOURNAMENT BY 48 STROKES
• Busick changes mind again, will run as write-in candidate Nov. 2
• Chamber to host regional business expo
• ‘Seniors’ don’t need to act their age on Delmarva
• Seahawks get third straight victory; win by 32 over Rams
• American Legion forum draws candidates for state, county posts
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Store owner helpful in time of need
• Advisory commission decision not that shocking
• Agnes Mae Taylor
• Anneliese Welz
• Samuel A. Welsh Jr.
• Council approves new storm water management regulations
• Harley-Davidson of OC to close
• STROLL BOARDWALK, AID FIGHT AGAINST BLOOD-RELATED CANCERS
• Mallards look ‘strong’ going into ESIAC tourney
• One killed, two injured in one-vehicle accident in downtown Berlin
• Berlin, OC sites of independent film production
• SEAHAWK TRIO HEADED FOR STATES
• OC Chamber starts new group designed for young professionals
• Samuel A. Welsh Jr.
• LEAF RELIEF?
• Seahawks win ‘Battle of Berlin’ Ryder Cup bout
• Worcester student performance ranks among top three in state
• Agnes Mae Taylor
• ONE DEAD, TWO INJURED IN BERLIN CRASH
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Berlin site allows voters to cast ballots early in General Election
• Anneliese Welz
• OC ELECTION: LOW TURNOUT, BIG CHANGES
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Feehley welcomed into state’s Sports Legends Museum
• ‘TOPPING OUT’
• Attention to detail key to any gathering
• OUT ABOUT &
• DELMARVA PONY LEAGUE
• County liquor board suspends licenses, grants requests Wed.
• APPEARING LIVE
• Agnes A. (Tigue) Terry
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 7 DECATUR MVP
• Officials visit auditoriums to pin down design details for OC theater
• Tindley Fest a great community event
• WORCESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS
• Berlin Dolphin juniors improve to 4-0
• Looking for love ... in dangerous places
• Resident fed up with noisy events
• CONGRATULATIONS!
• Seahawks score victories over Warriors, Rams
• Lee takes over as NAACP president
• Say no to bullying in schools
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Lady Mallards edged out in strokes by Herons
• Environ. committee seeks more work
• Fiddlers Convention in Berlin a success
• There’s something about solitude
• Seahawks’ Coach Knox gets 200th career win
• Boggs town meeting set for Sat.
• Be responsible on Halloween
• October is busy month for generous Delmarvians
• Girls sweep five-school meet; boys come close
• ‘Operation We Care’ to spread holiday cheer to troops overseas
• Sweeping changes ahead? Not likely for OC Council
• Salisbury gym to hold fall breast cancer fundraiser
• Lady Seahawks tie with Clippers after double overtime
• POS money approved for Worcester Co.
• Restaurant Week wraps up Sunday; some extend promotions
• SDHS senior named Scholar Athlete of the Month
• WORCESTER COUNTY BRIEFS
• Expo features variety of products and services
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Mallards top Herons, Wildcats
• SHA updates commissioners on Route 50 bridge
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• ‘Brews’ to feature 23 breweries, 90 beers
• No opponent can take down Lady Seahawks
• The secret to making a great pie crust is easier than you think
• Volunteers outline their media policy
• Mayor Meehan throws support to incumbents Mitrecic, Martin
• Restaurant Week promotion starts Sunday
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Joe Hall issues endorsement of incumbent Pillas, Brent Ashley
• Commissioner Judy Boggs announces town meeting date
• Princess Royale holds dance lessons
• OUT&ABOUT
• City Council candidates weigh in on pay and benefit proposal
• Study to look for ways to reduce flooding in Ocean City
• New guide to historic homes in SH
• Barbara B. Knoll
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 6 DECATUR MVP
• Martha’s Landing to add seven houses and a swimming pool
• Girl’s Night Out at fashion retailer
• Charles Christian Tipton
• Decatur cross-country teams take meet on Oct. 6.
• Court takes technology route to improve on jury process
• Grand Old Opry comes to WOC
• WCOP OFFICERS
• Mallards score road wins over Eagles and Ravens
• OC drug case in federal court, New Jersey man sentenced
• APPEARING LIVE
• KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR
• Mallards outshoot Dragons on OC club course
• Judge declares attempted rape charges will stand
• Cartoon
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Lady Seahawks continue to soar over opponents
• Candidate for City Council arrested for DUI Wed. night
• Pillas, Ashley, Martin for Ocean City Council
• Stephen Decatur’s homecoming
• Lady Seahawks fall to Rams 1-0, beat Wi-Hi, 2-1
• OC buses adopt their fall schedule
• Hal Glick to be honored for years of community service
• HOROSCOPE
• Seahawks control ball and tempo but fall to Jags
• Boardwalk performers moved away from emergency ramps
• Gillis property get nod from county PC for OP treatment
• Many important events happening in Ocean City
• Decatur golfers co-Dist. VIII, Bayside champs
• Shop owner feuds detract from plaza as visitor destination
• Synepuxent Rod and Gun Club opens its facilities to everyone
• Hundreds of Corvettes will roll into town
• Lady Seahawks struggle to play at high level
• City Council approves return of once banned scooter coupes
• Pines chamber presents awards, installs new officers at banquet
• Montego Bay man keeps on trucking
• Homecoming victory for ‘Hawks
• No opposition and no drama in Berlin’s uncontested elections
• Broadband traveled rocky road in supplying Worcester County
• One woman’s legacy to area helps charitable foundations
• Listening too much to political doublespeak
• MIGRATION
• SDHS PEP RALLY
• Maybe a biker tour of officials’ homes
• Incumbents voicing different opinions on new salary study
• COUNCIL RACE COMES DOWN TO TUESDAY
• Thanks for support of CRICKET Center!
• Free taxi rides for voters who need them
• Writer says car events not welcome in OC
• OC to loan trolleys to Annapolis
• SHA officials present plan for Route 589 improvements to county
• Photos
• World Gym plans fall fundraiser
• The Public Eye
• Resort seeks help in soliciting sponsorships for special events
• Welcome center successful under county direction
• APPEARING LIVE
• Haunted Halloween set for Oct. 23 in Snow Hill
• Candidates hopeful FOP will forfeit pay raises again in June
• Web site improves public access to court information
• Cartoon
• Berlin goes pink for breast cancer
• Domestic assault
• Council candidates weigh in on tax differential
• Study looks at storm water system
• More moderate council key to future spending
• What’s in a number?
• Burglary suspects caught
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 5 DECATUR MVP
• Council candidate Borchini: Ocean City is my home
• DONATION BENEFITS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
• HOROSCOPE
• Burglary suspects arrested
• Mallard golfers shoot for ESIAC Tournament title
• Dates announced for fall flushing of resort water mains
• BANK OF OCEAN CITY DONATES TO SUPPORT GROUP
• Winter in Ocean City is not the time to snooze
• Pedestrian struck
• Lady Mallards shut out by Herons and Ravens
• Woman found dead in ocean
• WORSHIP CENTER PICNIC PAVILION DEDICATION
• Grammy-nominated world band to perform during Fall Festival
• OUT&ABOUT
• Lady Mallards face St. Andrews Saints today in Delaware
• Registered sex offender charged with possession of child porn
• DOLLE’S CANDYLAND CELEBRATES 100 YEARS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Esther P. Gallacher
• Lady Seahawks, 9-0, soar past Snow Hill Eagles
• OC man gets five-year jail term for assaulting former girlfriend
• New broadband service coming to Lower Shore
• Oktoberfest offers taste of Germany
• William Edward Beauchemin
• Carey returns to action, assists Mallards in wins
• One dog shot, another missing in Berlin
• Langrall leaves Comcast after 17 years in sales
• Fieldhouse first project of new Decatur alumni association
• Charles William “Spike” Bradford Jr.
• Tackling, blocking continue to plague Decatur
• Judge refuses bond for Pa. man accused of murdering mother
• GOLD’S UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
• BIGGER, BETTER IN 2010
• James F. Roseman
• Decatur golfers win 5 matches during season
• High-speed chase through county ends in resort
• Council cancels free bus service for visiting grads
• Evelyn Armstrong Elliott
• Girls take sixth and boys finish 10th in Classic
• Pocomoke man charged with murder after stabbing
• DIAL 9-1-1 FOR ASSISTANCE
• JUST ANOTHER DAY AT APPLE CRISP CO.
• Lady Seahawks top Clippers
• Berlin man who killed cyclist while driving drunk sentenced
• CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES STATE POSITIONS
• LOCAL WOMEN HONORED
• Middle ground in sprinkler issue
• CORRECTION
• No speed signs for Peerless Road
• Passion for hot and spicy foods equates to love affair with chilis
• Scavenger hunt, free admission on tap during locals appreciation week
• Will cutting buses really save money?
• Taxis offer free rides to polls during city election
• Pines golf closer to outsourcing, Yacht Club not
• PHILLY GEORGE PROJECT
• ‘Spinathon’ to benefit two groups
• First Friday event in Snow Hill to feature five-piece Salis. band
• Thomas James Patton
• Coach blames inconsistency for loss to Queen Anne’s
• Love for local realtor spurs funding for lung cancer research
• Pink Ribbon Classic
• Judge Marvin Hugh Smith
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Oglesby told to repay campaign committee account
• MUSIC MAKERS
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• THINGS ‘CLICK’ FOR DECATUR
• Ban against cell phone use while driving starts today
• APPEARING LIVE
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Girls earn win No. 3, tie ’09 victory total
• OPA seeks second opinion on ruling
• Cartoon
• Pet blessings to be held at Pines, Berlin and Ocean City churches
• Visitor calls for smoking ban in Ocean City
• OP board likely to outsource food and bev., golf operations
• A case of bad timing for sprinkler debate
• WOC harbor to transform into nautical playground for festival
• Writer concerned with Route 113 progress
• BDA wants to refine rules regarding Boardwalk displays
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Lee thanks campaign supporters
• Navy ship to be artificial reef off OC coast
• White Flint Recovery offers drug, alcohol treatment in OC, Salisbury
• Inlet to be one-stop weekend wine source
• Noise from motorcycles, low riders bothers writer
• City lends support to changes to critical areas regulations
• Currency dealers, appraisers gather for 7th resort show
• Make Maryland a business-friendly state
• OC Council candidates share plans for balancing budget
• STEP BACK IN TIME
• ALOC Sand Castle Home Tour a success
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 4 DECATUR MVP
• More visitors, fewer dollars spent in OC, summer report says
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Wor Prep golfers remain focused, get the job done
• ALONG FOR THE RIDE
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Lady Mallards shut out Sts. Peter & Paul Sabres, Delmarva Royals
• State superintendent of schools touts libraries’ vital role in education
• BLUEFIN TUNA: THREATENED? ENDANGERED?
• OUT & ABOUT
• Coach Westcott gets 300th victory at Prep
• Rain on final day causes fewer guests to otherwise successful Sunfest
• Never mind ‘diet,’ weight loss, management way of life
• Mickey McFarland
• Lady Mallards earn double OT win over Sabres
• Borchini to remain on OC ballot despite residency concerns
• FIDDLIN’ WINNERS
• John L. Palmer
• Lady Seahawks score wins over Indians, Clippers
• Contract with city’s advertising firm extended
• SENIOR SLANT
• John Cooper Cox
• Golfers shoot for 2nd Bayside title, 3rd district crown
• Council extends dates for paid parking at inlet
• SEAHAWKS FALL TO EAGLES
• Zimmer excited to work with younger students
• Leave North Gate in OP as it is now
• Applicants sought for talent contest
• Drug arrest
• ‘I love the fire in their hearts right now,’ Krall says of golfers
• Wor. schools see federal funding slashed by third
• Cartoon
• Art League names photography winners
• OUT & ABOUT
• Worcester girls use13-day break to their advantage
• Students earn high marks on MSA, HSA tests
• A Bike Week shift no one saw coming
• Arts and crafts, food to fill three big tops, midway section at festival
• Nellie Powell Jackson
• Mallards shut out Lady Dragons, 10-0
• Texas company wants to help local schools reduce energy use
• ‘Extreme Makeover’ features local firm
• SUMMER’S FESTIVE FAREWELL
• Ralph J. Hoen Jr.
• Injured soldiers to benefit from golf tournament
• BRIDGE OPENING
• Bud Church Realty welcomes Cropper
• Bike Week benefits from extraordinary weather as business reaps major rewards
• Lower Shore YMCA to sponsor mountain biking event for kids
• Mallards get wins over Flames, Dragons
• No major arrests, accidents during motorcycle event
• Dietician joins Energy Gym
• ELECTION FRAUD INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
• Casual ‘Beach Bash’ at Seacrets offers chance to win $10,000
• No surprises in Berlin election; incumbents face no challengers
• New driving range opens in OP
• NO ACTION TAKEN ON SPRINKLERS
• Luncheon for Red Hat members set for Oct. 6 in Ocean City
• Seahawks fall 2-1in grueling battle against Queen Anne’s
• A VILSACK VISIT
• Cooking in a convection oven far superior to traditional range
• Entry fees at national park waived in honor of Public Lands Day
• Lady Seahawks win big over ’09 Bayside champs
• Busick bows out of commissioner’s race, moving on
• SDHS NAMES HOMECOMING COURT
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Kites, big and small, to fill the sky during 33rd annual festival
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Transit issues top agenda during OC candidates forum
• Public meetings will address OC storm water, flooding issues
• APPEARING LIVE
• ‘Pink Ribbon’ events benefit American Cancer Society
• Resort receives $31k for its share of Air Show profits
• Mayor unopposed; seven vie for three council seats
• Meehan edits TV show about noodling for Animal Planet
• Kiwanis indeed serve children
• No cookee, no ironee, no early outings
• 36TH ANNUAL SUNFEST UNDER WAY
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 3 DECATUR MVP
• NOAA to review status of bluefin tuna
• Environmental activism gone wild
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Lady Seahawks win, boys finish second in five-school matchup
• LCB responds to allegations before commissioners
• LCB has impact on public safety
• After Sunfest, beach patrol off duty until May 2011
• Driver sought
• Mallard golfers win ESIAC championship crown
• OCDC looks to sell tax credits to raise money for special events
• OPA urged to abide by membership vote
• Ride bus, tram or trolley to OC inlet
• DUI, drugs
• Seahawks struggle against Bulldogs, fall 51-24 on road
• Liquor board notes restaurant’s good record in forgiving error
• Problems diminish offer of new bridge
• Fiddlers Convention returns to downtown Berlin
• Loaded gun found
• Lady Seahawks record second win of season
• Liquor licensee chastised for its treatment of police
• A public thank you to helpful first mate
• Country star, Blood, Sweat & Tears to perform at inlet
• Marijuana, cocaine
• Pines Plaza wastewater to be treated by Ocean Pines plant
• Legion Riders lead ‘pink’ fundraiser
• Vaughn F. Carey Sr.
• Prep splits two-game series with Jaguars
• Council wants improvements to OC’s flood insurance rates
• Vilsack reschedules visit to Berlin plant
• In other motorcycle news …
• Meg Whittington-James
• FAMILY, FRIENDS MOURN MILLER
• Municipal airport runway to be rebuilt
• Handelmann joins Ocean Pines board
• BIKE WEEK UNDER WAY
• Barbara J. Porter
• Seahawks dominate Jags, 40-14
• Repairs to boatlifts no longer require hearing before board
• Super sidewalk sale planned in WOC
• Jewelry, gems and other ‘treasures’ highlight of show at OC con. center
• REMEMBERING SEPT. 11
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Rabies vaccination clinics scheduled throughout county
• ResortQuest names Aug. top producers
• MARYLAND PRIMARY ELECTION 2010
• As season ends and population dwindles, time to take broader look at life
• Kitchen fire
• Council will not hire new employees until pay, benefits review
• Robin Walter to hold open house
• State authorities check voting fraud allegation in District 2 balloting
• Second season is full of action
• Assault
• Cabbies look for way to handle medallion suspension in winter
• Shamrock names top July producer
• BUSICK OUT OF COMMISSIONERS’ RACE
• Beach patrol will officially end summer beach coverage on Sunday
• Concealed weapon
• Beach replenishment to add million yards of sand to beach
• Four business leaders honored
• Steamy lentil soup perfect for season around corner
• AND THE WINNER IS …
• Assault with vehicle
• Berlin mayor joins Conway in Dem. race for delegate
• OPA could owe $1 million to IRS
• Trash for cash program aids ‘green’ Berlin
• MUSIC MAKERS
• SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT VISITS CLUB
• Labor Day enforcement
• Girls win first meet, boys finish second
• Man kills friend who tried to stop him from driving
• Health fair set for Saturday in Pines
• APPEARING LIVE
• OC museum offers free admission Sept. 25
• Statue stolen
• BANK RECOGNIZES WEEK 2 DECATUR MVP
• Man arrested for attempted rape of motel worker
• AARP picnic rated as major success
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Robbery suspect caught
• Krall: We have to bring our ‘A’ game to every event
• City wants further review of changes to critical areas law
• Celebration marks grand opening of new visitors’ center
• No kind words for OC Council
• Red Hat members invited to luncheon, fashion show in Oct.
• OUT ABOUT &
• Lady Mallards record wins over Herons, Jaguars
• Berlin gets first bridge
• Saved from rip tide by beach patrol
• Coastal Cleanups planned at resort, Assateague beaches
• Marie Virginia Smith
• Girls need a few games under belt to come together
• Posts on OC social media sites require comm. department OK
• Cartoon
• Cupcake promotion will benefit children affected by cancer
• Michael W. Horton Sr.
• Seahawks top Bucs, Bulldogs in first games of season
• FBI report shows decrease in violent crimes
• Medallion suspension another taxi problem
• Four-day fall festival features food, music, arts and crafts
• Mary E. Phillips
• SYSCO to sponsor memorial tourney
• Martin says experience will set him apart
• Musiani given second chance to satisfy terms of probation
• Grant would benefit beach respite facility
• Allen M. Miller Sr.
• Lady Seahawks fall to Parkside Rams
• Meehan seeks third term as OC’s mayor
• OUT & ABOUT
• Cartoon
• No rest for the wicked, second season is here
• Michael J. Weinmann
• DNR releases online boating access guide
• Some Ocean Pines residents continue to object to Gillis plan
• Officials say taxis more professional; cabbies say little has changed
• Second season: fewer lifeguards, more ocean dangers
• Chor Ying Ng
• OCPS offering boating course
• OC charter captain dies in Fla. mishap
• Horizons receives award in excellence
• Ceremony, ride set for Sept.11
• Suella A. Danaher
• Mallards shut out Eagles 7-0 in first game of ’10 season
• Neighbors call Molin odd, aggressive
• Pines chambers gets new digs
• Volunteers sought for Coastal Clean Up
• Roland Henry Carey Jr.,
• DECATUR DOWNFALL: TURNOVERS, PENALTIES
• County commissioner candidates face off in forum sponsored by ACT
• Summer good, not great, for most OC businesses
• WCDC appoints first client rep to board
• Joan Crawford Bailey
• SDHS golfers undefeated in Bayside Conf.
• Man found dead in resort Monday
• CROPPER TAKES OVER THE PALETTE
• BIKE WEEK BEGINS THURSDAY
• Belle Molin
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Council president eyes third term
• OC Hotel Week starts great, but bookings fizzle by program’s end
• Primary election Tuesday will sort out busy field and put some in office
• William Michael Kurak Jr.
• Officers recognized
• Early voting makes casting ballots easy for more than 600 voters
• HURRICANE DAMPEN HOLIDAY? NOPE
• Margaret P. “Peggy” Calhoun
• Drug arrest
• CANDIDATES: 2010 PRIMARY ELECTION
• Pasta is ‘food of common people,’ but common to people worldwide
• BLUE LIGHT SPECIAL TO PERFORM
• Arson arrest
• Republican commissioner candidates face off at forum
• Multi-band show will benefit Del. Breast Cancer Coalition
• Cocktail party honors homeowners taking part in Sand Castle tour
• Drug possession
• Candidates for statewide posts file pre-primary finance reports
• Tickets on sale for Red Hat lunch
• Exhibit showcases artwork created by summer campers
• Md., Va. border crackdown
• State candidates present plans for job creation and retention
• Labor Day Arts & Crafts Festival
• OC museum offers free admission Sept. 25
• Handgun violations
• Seahawks win big in season opener
• MUSIC MAKERS
• CRAFTER OF THE MONTH
• Sobriety checkpoint
• Prep finishes third in Bayside matches
• Resort storm water study to assess possibility of better management
• APPEARING LIVE
• Fashion show and luncheon to honor Worcester women
• OUT ABOUT &
• Lady Seahawks soar in season opener on road against Kent Co.
• Body found in ocean identified as missing swimmer
• Semi-local boy makes good (movie)
• County offering sports and fitness programs this fall
• George L. Fischer
• Despite impressive defense, Lady Mallards fall to Eagles in opener
• Wait on Bishopville dam project gets longer
• Election endorsements
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Pauline Bunting Carey
• Lions planning annual golf tourney
• Black-tie event will raise funds for new ALOC building
• OFF TO A CREATIVE START
• Lady Seahawks hope new coach is missing link
• Early voting under way in Maryland’s primary election
• We fail in issuing rip current warnings
• Screening for osteoporosis, stroke available Sept. 16
• WELCOME BACK!
• Setting aside personal interests
• WCLBA head wants to meet with LCB
• Ten tips on home-buying make your buy better
• THANK YOU!
• ‘Heart of Maryland Libraries’ remains on display in resort
• Thank you for your support
• Eastern Shore salary statistics show OC wages often higher
• Home sales, pending contracts defy national averages by rising
• SAFETY LESSON
• Meeks home to be featured on ALOC Sand Castle Tour
• Protect freedom by acting responsibly
• Some council members not ready to extend MGH contract
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Ceremony on boards honors town employees
• Ocean Pines police reunite missing macaw with owner
• Protect loved ones from cigarette smoke
• OC and AAA advise people to monitor weather
• Lobster Shanty features New England flavors
• Fashion show will honor dedication of three local women
• Textile enthusiasts should attend fall FiberFest on Oct. 9
• Road would allow more development
• Nonsmoking beach and other referendum questions rejected
• OC Chamber to honor four contributors
• Grand re-openings mark First Friday event in Snow Hill
• Needle art tradition showcased in Snow Hill museum exhibit
• Access road opposed in OP
• All eyes on Hurricane Earl as storm passes by resort
• YUMMY! OPENS IN THE PINES
• OC convention center to host holiday festival
• With fewer lifeguards, OCBP increases mobile patrols on beach
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• OCEAN CITY CO-REC LEAGUE WRAPS FOR SUMMER
• Montego Bay homeowners get prelimin. approval to use attics as living quarters
• ANNUAL GOLF TOURNEY BENEFITS WORCESTER VETERANS MEMORIAL
• SENIOR SLANT
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Golfers hope to repeat as Bayside, District VIII champions
• Ocean City police officer involved in minor car accident
• Tri-county org. changes name, but still offers same services
• SCREEN LEGENDS AT THEATER
• OUT ABOUT &
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Disbrow ready to take public service to next level in OC
• BIG BARREL
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Robert Allan Rozell
• Lady Seahawks young, but talented
• As Hurricane Earl nears, local couple feel safe in round home
• Lifeguards rescue three men from ocean Sat. night; fourth succumbs to rip current
• KIWANIS DONATES TO DIAKONIA
• Constance Lee Mitchell
• Boys’, girls’ teams have experienced runners, depth
• Disappearance of campaign signs part of the political process
• MAN DRIVES OVER ELDERLY MOTHER, KILLING HER
• Health department launches redesigned, user-friendly site
• Jackie E. Mowbray
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• No money available in resort budget for winter road repairs
• Grilled cheese competition showcases different sandwiches
• Community alert to sound throughout county Sat. morning
• Dale McRoberts
• Ortiz: 2010 roster is ‘total package’
• Candidates for posts statewide have court records listed online
• Moonwalk tells story of the late Jackson
• Nancy E. Lathbury
• More than half of 23-man roster is from 2009 squad
• Candidates disclose financial reports in August filing with state
• Mid-Atlantic Symphony returns to Freeman Stage for Labor Day
• American Legion Post 166 making plans for Bike Week
• WORCESTER GIFTS AID CHILDREN OF HAITI
• HARTRIM BACK TO LEAD DECATUR
• Deadline to request absentee ballot for ’10 primary is Tues.
• APPEARING LIVE
• Worcester Prep’s Dr. Marsh recipient of Stanford Award
• OUT & ABOUT
• LCB financials show lower sales, salaries
• TALES OF A 20-SOMETHING
• Coaches, supporters remember Jay Geesaman
• Seaside Christian Academy welcomes new principal
• POLICE NEED HELP IDENTIFYING BANK ROBBER
• NEWELL AWARDED $2,000 SCHOLARSHIP
• Phone customer tries to reach … anyone
• State to receive $250 million for educational reforms
• Delicious and nutritious, asparagus comes in all sizes and colors
• OUT ABOUT &
• List of city salaries is ‘eye-opener’
• State campaign finance reports detail contributions, expenses
• Freeman Stage rounds out summer season with Labor Day celebration
• BLACK ACRE FARM HOSTS HORSE SHOW
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Gearing up for new school year can be costly for parents
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Victorian picnic set for Sept.12
• Burglary
• County students heading back to halls Monday
• APPEARING LIVE
• NEW OFFICERS
• Assault
• GOLF TOURNEY SET FOR SEPT. 29
• School system’s reward is doing the right thing
• St. Martin’s Church architectural history subject of Sunday speech
• Gun in vehicle
• Marlin Club’s Labor Day tourney set for Sept. 3-5
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• KIWANIS RAISES SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
• Thefts from vehicles
• Ocean City-based anglers dominate Mid-Atlantic 500
• Spending down, but retailers still pleased with summer business
• Worcester students named to Salisbury University dean’s list
• Drug arrest
• Frostrom: ’10 will be rebuilding year for young field hockey team
• Counties’ budgets throughout state still influenced by recession
• BUDDHAS AND BEADS OFFERS UNIQUE FINDS
• Now is most challenging part of lifeguards’ season
• Handgun stolen
• FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Gov. O’Malley touts job growth during speech to county leaders
• Businesses plan for Bike Week liquor sales
• Wishing the kids could stay in OC all winter long
• Stolen purse
• Lady Mallards ‘small but scrappy’
• Ehrlich pledges additional $60M in transportation funding to OC
• Great Pocomoke Fair continues today, Sat. at south end of Wor.
• Disorderly conduct
• Boys aiming for another perfect season in 2010
• Smoke-free beach idea draws strong opinions from both sides of debate
• Scavenger hunt, contest among first-ever Jeep Week activities
• Armed robbery
• MALLARDS SOLID, TOP TO BOTTOM
• Berlin council votes to approve land purchase
• Help keep ocean, beaches trash-free
• Amy Phillips
• Enough is enough, too many smoking bans
• Ashley tries again for council seat
• FARMERS’ MARKET VENDOR WRITING COOKBOOK
• William Mitchell “Bill” Gray
• Group against drug dealers should exist in Worcester
• Businesses punished for selling alcohol to minors
• PREPARING FOR DAY 1
• Meredith “Bud” Byers
• Mayor responds to letter regarding smoking ban
• Oglesby subject of lawsuit regarding unpaid campaign expenses
• Damaged vehicle
• ‘Fin-esse’ anglers dominate 17th annual Poor Girls
• Boy seriously injured after hit by vehicle on Coastal Highway
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Assault
• Like Terminator, Ben Tate vows, ‘I’ll be back’
• Fewer alcohol-related crimes than resort officials expected
• APPEARING LIVE
• Children invited to Purnell Museum to make ‘heritage craft’
• False fire alarm
• EVEN SMALL FISH PUT UP BIG FIGHT
• Musiani due in court in Sept. for violating terms of probation
• OC roller coaster repaired, reopens after July accident
• Nutritious, delicious organic salad could be worth $1,000
• State group encouraging immigrants to stay in U.S.
• Pillas seeks second term representing voters on OC Council
• Cartoon
• First-ever Jeep Week approaching
• Child abuse
• Termination of Tom Olson: dirty politics?
• City revenue from taxi medallions exceeds expectations by $3,000
• An opportunity for park and parking downtown
• Charity dinner helps fight cancer
• OUT ABOUT &
• Time for Ocean City to go smoke-free
• Teen arrested for driving drunk, causing crash
• CHECK PRESENTATION
• ‘Heart of Maryland Libraries’ quilt to visit Berlin
• Eva M. Soloway
• President Obama’s arrogance of power
• Plans for medical complex move forward after OK from county board
• CAREER ANNIVERSARY
• Lifeguards teach dangers of digging holes on beach
• Janet Hall Miles
• Timing of McDermott suspension suspect
• Rehabbed freight line could help Worcester farmers
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Great Pocomoke Fair kicks off next Thursday
• Loretta Florine Falcone
• Local LCB issue has become tangled mess
• County commissioners concerned about aquaculture in bays
• Lingerie store opens in West OC
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Rowland M. Stevens
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Reducing winter bus service may save $109k
• CAPTAIN ADAM OPENS IN OC
• ‘Cupcakes for a Cause’ supports children affected by deadly disease
• Curtis Warren Anderson
• OCPD accepting applications for citizens police acad.
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• Ocean City to host first Hotel Week
• LOCAL CAKE ARTIST HOPES TO GARNER NATIONAL ATTENTION
• Art League announces winners of August exhibit, ‘Roadsides’
• Police say Bayshore burglaries likely isolated case
• Stevens tops election results, Unger back on board
• OCDC looks to offer funding for ‘green’ projects
• ‘AMPED RIDERS’
• Dog days of summer have arrived
• Stolen property
• New board member Terry elected president of OPA
• Noise from proposed wind turbine a concern in OC
• Off-duty beach patrol rescues five from surf
• Final day to submit needle art for two-month exhibit is Tues.
• Cocaine sales
• Former board president explains firing, hiring during annual meeting
• Recession affecting college choices of Wor. grads
• SHA CHOOSES TALLER DESIGN FOR BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
• Tickets on sale now for annual Sand Castle Home Tour in Sept.
• Resisting arrest
• OPA board maintains it followed protocol when terminating Olson
• Parents to receive school closure info via automated phone calls
• Eat your veggies for good health
• Ducks take to Lazy River during annual ‘derby’ at Jolly Roger
• Assault arrest
• Worcester County slots venue on track for December opening
• High school seniors seek to gain leadership skills on board of ed.
• Tickets on sale now for Victorian Picnic at Merry Sherwood
• FEAST OF ASSUMPTION
• WMO anglers boost OC business
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Gary W.Copeland
• Death investigation
• BAKED DESSERTS CELEBRATES 120 DAYS
• Convicted rapist wants new trial, claims attorney was ineffective
• Fields returns to his roots for country concert
• Robert W. Jackson, Jr.
• Theft
• Police chief says law forbidding laser pointers working
• Busick leads disaster preparedness workshops
• COUNTY FAIR OPENS TODAY
• Sponsors, volunteers sought for ‘Expect a Miracle’ race, fun run
• Drugs, warrant
• TOP BLUE MARLIN
• Official cause of rollercoaster accident determined by investigators
• New convention center designs earn council’s support
• Tickets on sale now for Sept.12 Victorian Picnic at Berlin B&B
• Animal cruelty
• Big money up for grabs in 19th Mid-Atlantic 500
• New telephone scam targets teens’ parents
• STINKY BEACH?
• ART AT THE BEACH
• Drug arrest
• Ladies-only f ishing tourney kicks off Pink Ribbon Classic
• Maryland still in the race for $250M in education money
• Taxi driver drug testing proves difficult to do
• Being bartender in OC means being on front line of entertainment
• Assault
• Ladies continue fishing in Poor Girls today, Sat.
• OC extends energy supply contract at lower rate for savings
• OPA DISMISSES OLSON
• Assateague national park entrance fees waived Aug. 14-15
• Fleeing and eluding
• WMO draws 255 boats, dishes out $2.13M
• LESSON LEARNED
• August is when tomatoes are plentiful -- take advantage
• Deadline to submit needle art for Snow Hill show is Aug. 24
• Robbery arrests
• OC Lax Classic will continue this weekend at Northside Park
• Liquor board audit expected directly
• New musical, ‘Plain Beautiful,’ to debut at Freeman Stage in Del.
• Parrothead Club members to teach children about crabbing
• BERLIN PEACH FESTIVAL
• ROBERTS REELS IN $856K WHITE
• Council not enthusiastic about paid parking at convention center
• Country star to play two shows at concert house in West OC
• First-ever Jeep Week plans under way for Ocean City
• Lifeguarding not solely about the rescue
• Blessing of Combines a wonderful day
• Auditorium in convention center could generate new revenue for OC
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• Discount Day at Jolly Roger aims to help save bays
• Considering stimulus long after the fact
• Berlin police to attend gang training conference
• APPEARING LIVE
• Artists invited to capture beauty of Berlin during plein air event
• OUT ABOUT &
• Beach smoking ban a good idea
• Berlin buys land for new police station, community center
• ACT to hold three candidate forums
• Cartoon
• Chances available now for Aug. 28 ‘Duck Derby’
• Harry Charles “Aug” Coffman Jr.
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Del. candidate, Pocomoke mayor on admin. suspension as deputy
• BUSICK APPOINTED TO BAY RESTORATION FUND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
• LCB: it’s about money and how to get more
• Phillips searches for creative organic salad recipe
• Leonard C. “Lenny” Richelderfer
• Fire
• Ocean City marketing campaign results in ‘positive summer’
• ‘Kool Kidz’ group donates handmade quilt to Berlin Council
• Internet marketing seminars slated for Aug. 13-15
• Fundraiser on tap at Jolly Roger Amusement Park
• Vaughn H. Lynch Sr.
• DWI
• Convicted arsonist found guilty of setting more fires
• Festival a success; Berlin plans more events for Sept.
• Free apps for online waiting times at AGH now available
• Dedication event set in Snow Hill
• Jason E. Knaub
• Wanted man
• Leggs sentenced to three years for burglary in resort
• Handbag maker Coach sues OC stores over counterfeit items
• RECORD-BREAKING WHITE MARLIN OPEN
• Sponsors, donations needed for ‘Expect a Miracle’ fundraiser
• Photo
• Ladies-only tourney to benefit American Cancer Society
• Candidate Ehrlich says his first step would be to lower sales tax
• Act aims to improve quality of meals in schools, day care centers
• Snow Hill galleries, shops to stay open late for First Friday
• Power outage
• Berlin Major League All Stars third in state
• New radio, TV spots added to Ocean City marketing initiatives
• Night at the Museum event part of town’s First Friday activities
• SUMMER ACADEMY ENGINEERS
• Disorderly
• Marlin Club ladies tourney a hit
• Planning Commission supports change to mobile home park regs
• Free Radio Disney concert series will continue this month
• Second annual clamming event to aid Md. Coastal Bays Program
• Burglary and theft
• Top-level athletes to compete in OC Lax Classic next week
• Federal law states only canines now qualify as disabled service animals
• Photos
• Worcester’s child advocacy center to hold wine reception
• Domestic assault
• LEADING THE 37TH ANNUAL WHITE MARLIN OPEN
• Construction bid too low, rejected by Wor. Comm.
• APPEARING LIVE
• Discount Day benefits environ. nonprofit
• Assault
• ‘The Cowboy’ Killian ropes another one
• Ocean City, Assateague beaches get top marks for water quality
• Just say no to Ocean City referendum possibilities
• County programs designed to keep kids active in fall
• Drunk and disorderly
• GIANT BLUE CREATES STIR AT WMO
• Tax-free Shop Maryland week scheduled Aug. 8-14
• Sweltering heat has effect on ‘old broad’s bod’
• OUT ABOUT &
• Lasers are not toys, can cause real harm
• Hearing will address winter bus service
• OC chamber to hold business breakfast
• Ocean City Today DINING GUIDE
• William “Clem” Birely
• No outsourcing OP Yacht Club
• POLICE RAID WINDWARD DRIVE HOME
• Shamrock names top June producers
• Monster Energy DUB Show Tour comes to Ocean City
• Herbert C. Carpenter
• Voters, politicians and the barkeeps
• NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• Mulford joins Shamrock Realty
• Change isn’t a bad thing; packing up past shouldn’t be so scary
• Kids’ heritage craft series scheduled at Snow Hill museum
• The Public Eye
• Commissioners to study recommendations regarding rabies control
• Cropper- Rines, Rines receive major CAR awards
• OCBP outlines hazards of summer rip currents
• SUMMER FISHING COURSE
• Obstruction
• Yacht Club to remain open in fall
• BODACIOUS BUCKETS OPENS
• Today is last day bakers may sign up for peach pie-baking contest
• As summer winds down, so do free Ocean City activities for families
• Harassing police horse
• OP board wants to continue catering at Pines Yacht Club
• WINDSOR TEAK IMPORTS OPENS
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Berlin Chamber of Commerce prepares for Victorian Picnic
• False fire alarm
• OC Council severely restricts sale and use of laser pointers
• PEACH OF A CELEBRATION
• Children surprise parents with resort surprises on 50th anniv.
• Stolen vehicle found
• OC voters could see referendum questions on ballot
• Multi-vehicle crash caused by drunken driver in stolen car
• Four-show concert series at Freeman Stage to showcase tribute musicians
• Prescription drugs
• OCPD mounted unit reenergized and ready for action
• Maryland Hugs Of Hope Program
• Ocean City: a fabulous place to meet new people, make friends
• James Oscar Boon Sr.,
• Some Open ’09 winners back in ’10
• Inf lated property assessment for land puts OC property owner in quandary
• Hit the OC beach for free movies, concerts and beach olympics
• Celebrate food, music and culture of Greece during festival
• William Barnes “Barney” Hall Jr.
• Added entry levels provide anglers chance to win more
• Live-in program almost ready for Ocean City Fire Department
• MUSIC MAKERS
• Recent increased wave action keeps OCBP busy
• Harry O. Kirtley
• Departure ports added to’10 tourney
• Heat causes people to eat, drink inside
• APPEARING LIVE
• Snow Hill shops, galleries plan First Friday events
• Nina L. Bakey
• WMO: GAME ON
• Public hearing set for proposed reduction of OC winter bus service
• Election year news follows guidelines
• Area museums to offer week of activities in Aug.
• Heritage craft series continues Aug. 11 at Purnell Museum
• Becoming involved and now paying for it
• Amedori nominated to GOP central com.
• June’s sales pace still ahead of last year’s monthly gains
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Second annual Peach Festival set for Aug. 8 in downtown Berlin
• Trap-neuter-return program works best
• Harris says job creation, health care top his agenda
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Tournament weigh-ins: spectator sport
• ALOC names winners of annual Bassford Memorial art exhibit
• Exceptional care at Barrett Building
• WMO anglers must be registered with gov.
• SCHOELLKOPFS OPEN NEW UPTOWN COURSE
• WMO BEGINS MONDAY
• SUMMER ACADEMY
• Concerts in park held rain or shine
• County gets money for 911 system
• Council supports laws prohibiting most uses of laser pointers
• CORVETTE CRUISE
• THE PUBLIC EYE
• Berlin council OKs upcoming events
• Coaster mishap cause remains an uncertainty
• Ice cream treats and music at Sundaes in the Park celebration
• Police continue hunt for Saturday stabbing suspect
• OCEAN CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
• IGUANA NOW CERTIFIED SERVICE ANIMAL
• ALOC raffling off painting of arcade by Tara Funk Grim
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Organizers don’t expect oil spill to affect White Marlin Open
• Local musicians, food, auction on tap for Berlin’s annual picnic
• OUT ABOUT &
• DNR eliminates nine-day female crab harvest closure in fall
• SHANNO TAKES HELM OF OCEAN CITY LIONS CLUB
• Child advocacy center to hold wine and cheese fundraiser
• Dr. G. Russell Taylor
• Paid parking at City Hall in effect outside reg. business hours
• Summer’s bounty makes for delicious and beautiful salad
• Ocean City lifeguards win regional championship in New Jersey
• Ronald James Ellis
• Second professional Mixed Martial Arts event set for Saturday
• Country superstar to perform at West Ocean City venue
• Residents invited to Berlin park Aug. 3 for fun, fellowship
• Helen Jean Darcey
• Berlin loses first game of state tournament, wins big in next two
• Purnell Museum accepting needle art for fall exhibit
• Annual ‘Benefit the Bays Day’ at Jolly Roger park set for Aug. 15
• Paul T. Quillen
• Branch Kreppel Blue Marlin Tourney postponed
• BERLIN BRIEFS
• ‘Night at the Museum’ event to feature outdoor screening of film
• The Smokers Experience
• Easter Kids Fun Fair 2009
• Maryland Waterfront Property!
• Springfest
• Ward World Championship
• Ocean City MD Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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