OCEAN CITY — Edward Anthony Wade passed away Sept. 8 at Atlantic General Hospital. Born in Baltimore, he was the son of Anthony and Josephine Pszczolkowski. He is survived by his sister Eileen Connolly, three nieces: Valerie Albert and her husband Mike, of Chambersburg, PA., Victoria Murray and her husband Jim of Baltimore, and Nicole… Read more »
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Robert Edward Rader, Sr.
BERLIN — Robert Edward Rader, Sr., age 58, died Monday, Sept. 12 at Atlantic General Hospital. Born in Maryland he was the son of the late Paul E. Rader and Pauline Pratt Rader. He is survived by his wife Deborhra A. Rader. Rader was a business owner in the jewelry industry. He was a member… Read more »
Carol Setola
OCEAN PINES — Carol Jean Setola, 64, passed away Sept. 8 at University of Maryland Medical Center. She is survived by her beloved husband, Anthony Setola; son John Setola; son Anthony Setola; son Vincent Setola; granddaughters Hollyanne and Angela Setola; sister Susann Palamara; sister Jennifer DeBernardis; and sister and brother-in-law Loraine and Steve Royle. A… Read more »
Maria E. Francis
OCEAN CITY — Maria E. Francis passed away peacefully on Sept.7. Born in Washington, DC she was the daughter of the late James and Thelma Francis. She was the loving mother of Renee Bevard and Kelly Ladd and adored grandmother. She will be greatly missed by her sisters, Theresa Tucker and her husband Donald of… Read more »
New bike event to go bigger and smaller
OCEAN CITY — Cliff Sutherland, Mike Alexander, Rebekah James, and Kathy Micheal have been running motorcycle rallies for years but holding one in Ocean City is a goal that eluded them for some time. But as Delmarva Bike Week began focusing more on the Salisbury area, the group understood they had an opportunity to bring… Read more »
Participate in storm water management
BERLIN — As the Town Council begins to wrap up major projects in wastewater, property aesthetics and leveling out electric rates, the administration, staff and its partners have set their sights on one of the more pervasive townwide problems — flooding and storm water management. Over the next few months, the Town of Berlin, in… Read more »
Art Stroll building on continued success
BERLIN — While there was no official theme or event tied to last week’s 2nd Friday Art Stroll, there were no lack of diversions, as many of the downtown shops held art opening receptions, featured artists or held charity events that contributed to a busy and relatively successful evening. William Street is fast become in… Read more »
Sonya Bounds is ready to take her department’s programs to the next level
OCEAN PINES — When popular Director of Recreation and Parks Mike Howell resigned earlier this year, the search began immediately to find someone who could fill his shoes. More than 150 people believed they were capable of doing just that. Soyna Bounds was among the applicants, but when she was offered the job and accepted… Read more »
Junk cars banned
BERLIN — As part of a continuing effort to put some teeth in the town’s property maintenance rules, the Town Council on Monday held a public hearing on junk vehicles and presented the first reading on brush, grass and weed maintenance rule changes. Junk, inoperable or unregistered vehicles will no longer be tolerated within the… Read more »
Rental licensing measure passes unanimously
BERLIN — Landlords and people who have rooms to let will have to register with the town following the council’s approval this week of legislation aimed at making sure rentals are up to code. Since most landlords have business licenses, it won’t be necessary to pay the $10 fee that accompanies the registration but, in… Read more »