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Berlin Fiddler’s Convention returns

(Sept. 21, 2017) The 25th annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention is set to take over downtown this Friday through Sunday, with three days of bluegrass-inspired live music presented by the Berlin Chamber of Commerce. The event will start 7 p.m. Friday with local group The Country Grass. The Last Minute Men, winners of the 2016 Fiddler’s… Read more »

AGH hosts Fall Golf Classic, Sept. 28

(Sept. 21, 2017) The Atlantic General Hospital Foundation will host the Robert E. Warfield Memorial Fall Golf Classic to benefit Atlantic General Hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 28, at Ocean City Golf Club. The tournament, formerly known as the AGH Fall Golf Classic, will celebrate its 24th year recognizing the generous commitment and loyal service of… Read more »

Berlin Activities Depot opens big with ribbon cutting

(Sept. 21, 2017) Dozens of locals, including scores of small children, turned up to commemorate the Berlin Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting and grand opening of the Berlin Activities Depot last Saturday. The massive new building, on 10008 Old Ocean City Boulevard, includes an expansive space for gymnastics events and training, separate gym space for… Read more »

Annual OC Sunfest brings four days of fun for 43rd year

(Sept. 21, 2017) An Ocean City tradition returns to the resort with four days of arts and crafts, live entertainment, food and family activities during the 43rd annual Sunfest. The festival, which marks the end of the summer season, kicks off Thursday, Sept. 21, in the inlet parking lot under large tents with more than… Read more »

Salisbury University offers seminars in Pines

(Sept. 21, 2017) The Ocean Pines Association (OPA) announced a new collaboration with Salisbury University. “Forget the pressure of pre-requisites or tests. The lectures and seminars, which are open to the public, are high-energy learning opportunities,” Ocean Pines Marketing and Public Relations Director Denise Sawyer said. “Intended for adult learners of all ages, the classes… Read more »

Ocean Pines Rec and Parks to host fall tai chi classes

(Sept. 21, 2017) Tai chi, the ancient Chinese exercise, will return to Ocean Pines this fall with a new class offered by the Recreation and Parks Department. Radiant Motion for Health’s Kim Reed will lead the session, held Thursdays, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16, from 3-4 p.m. at the Ocean Pines Community Center, located at… Read more »

Pines welcomes ‘preacher’s son’

(Sept. 14, 2017) An impressive crowd turned up at the yacht club Monday night in Ocean Pines to greet new General Manager John Bailey after his first day of work. Bailey and his wife, Meredith, had dinner with most of the board members upstairs in the banquet room and then, after a slight delay, the… Read more »

Two juveniles, one adult arrested in Berlin air rifle ring

(Sept. 14, 2017) Berlin Police said charges were pending or have been filed against a man and two juveniles in connection with a series of high-powered air rifle attacks on property, moving vehicles and animals near Maple Avenue and Branch and Flowers streets over a period of several months – or possibly more than a… Read more »

Annual Demo Derby brings noise to Pocomoke, Saturday

(Sept. 14, 2017) Smashing good times are on tap during the Demolition Derby at the Great Pocomoke Fairgrounds this Saturday. Although the demolition competition kick off at 4 p.m., event chairman Joey Waters said for the same $5 admission price motorsport enthusiasts could come out early to take in the ATV Jamboree and drag races,… Read more »

Wor. County denies funding for Pocomoke Little League

(Sept. 14, 2017) Worcester County has denied a request from Pocomoke Little League for financial support to erect field lights at its Newtown Park facility. Michael Hooks, Pocomoke Little League vice president, said his organization had sought more than $10,000 towards the costs on installing an automated lighting system.    Despite the lack of buy-in… Read more »