Anxieties of back to school Editor, Transitions are stressful for everyone. Single to married, renter to homeowner, employed to unemployed, working to retired (or any of those in reverse order). But for young people, because they do not have the long-term perspective of adults, and because the areas in their brains that control impulsive behavior… Read more »
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Yacht club conundrum
The Ocean Pines Association financial report for the last month isn’t good, as the numbers posted for the Beach Club and Yacht Club show a steep and continued decline from last year. While the multitude of changes to the facilities and staff this year made for a financial mess, the reality is every new board… Read more »
Ludwig presented OP Sam Wilkinson Volunteer Award
(Aug. 24, 2017) Carol Ludwig has been honored with the Sam Wilkinson Volunteer Award, an award that was established by the Ocean Pines Association to recognize outstanding individuals who dedicate their time and talents to help others. It also celebrates the inspiring efforts of volunteers who make important contributions to Ocean Pines. “This year’s volunteer… Read more »
Eighth annual Jeep Week underway
(Aug. 24, 2017) The eighth annual Ocean City Jeep Week begins today, Thursday, with a wide range of activities including beach crawls, vendors, parties, monster truck rides and an obstacle course in Berlin. The event brings thousands of Jeep owners and enthusiasts to the resort each year, with four days of activities, through Sunday, Aug…. Read more »
Chesapeake Health Care new offices in Berlin
(Aug. 24, 2017) Pediatric care and mental health services for children are now available through Chesapeake Health Care on North Main Street in Berlin. The new medical center offers yearly checkups, medical evaluations, sick visits, walk-ins, laboratory services, school or sports physicals and immunizations, and hearing and vision testing for infants to 18-year-olds. “We want… Read more »
Local author Dava Guerin writes new book
(Aug. 24, 2017) Berlin author Dava Guerin’s new book, “Vets and Pets: Wounded Warriors and the Animals That Help Them Heal,” is available for pre-order online and will be in stores Sept. 5. Co-authored by Kevin Ferris of Pennsylvania, Guerin’s book depicts the stories of veterans and their support/service animals. “We did research and we… Read more »
Snow Hill Police Briefs
One more cup Ronald Brittingham, 61, of Snow Hill, was arrested on multiple charges, including trespassing, at the Daily Brew Coffeehouse in Snow Hill on Aug. 12. Police reported making contact with Brittingham as about noon in response to complaints from the business proprietors. Snow Hill Police, who were assisted by the Worcester County Sheriff’s… Read more »
Pocomoke Council Briefs
(Aug. 24, 2017) The Pocomoke City Council discussed the following items during a public meeting at City Hall, last Monday. New ambulance Pocomoke EMS Director Mike Thornton received council approval to pursue the acquisition of a new ambulance. Thornton said the cost would be about $190,000, with all but $10,000 financed for either five- or… Read more »
Sen. Cardin bullish on Berlin, Burley; rebukes president
(Aug. 24, 2017) Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) stopped by Burley Oak Brewing Company in Berlin last Thursday. Berlin Economic and Community Development Director Ivy Wells said the visit was part of Cardin’s “Made in Maryland” tour, highlighting the diverse products being produced in the state. “He talked about how good the beer was and how… Read more »
Clubs welcomes Bohanan, Chairman Miller
(Aug. 24, 2017) The Ocean Pines Association Clubs Advisory Committee welcomed a new member, Larry Bohanan, and elected a new chairman, Gary Miller, at its meeting in the community center last Thursday. Miller and Donna Hickey are at the end of their respective first terms on the committee and have reapplied, but have not yet… Read more »