Between work, travel, logistics and the excitement of extra-curricular competitions, it’s more than my old bones can bear. I can still work a 15-hour day, but it definitely takes its toll on me and my spirit, as evidenced by the difficulty with which I wake up this morning. My aching bones, rusty joints and creaking… Read more »
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Easter weekend events planned in Berlin, area towns
(March 24, 2016) There are plenty of Easter activities for the whole family to enjoy this weekend in Berlin, Ocean Pines and the surrounding areas, from Easter egg hunts and contests to sunrise services. Here are some of the events taking place: OCEAN PINES •The Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Department will present its annual… Read more »
Letters to the Editor
Bravo to new Snow Hill theater Editor, Last Saturday, March 19, at Snow Hill High’s new theater, was one of the most exciting nights I have had in musical theater. The cast [of “Little Shop of Horrors”] was absolutely wonderful. Such talent, and their first in their new theater was outstanding. Looking forward to spending… Read more »
Pines budget request did no harm, some good
The unofficial report this week is that the Worcester County Commissioners canceled this year’s cordial wine-and-dine get-together with the Ocean Pines Board of Directors because they weren’t feeling so cordial after hearing the community’s surprising request for much more county financial support that what it normally receives every year. The official report, meanwhile, is the… Read more »
Applications open for CFES award
(March 24, 2016) The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore is now accepting applications for the 2016 Hazel Minority Teacher’s Scholarship Award. The application deadline is April 1. Scholarship amounts of up to $2,000 will be awarded. Eligible minority residents in Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester counties who are interested in pursuing a teaching career, have… Read more »
WCAC looking for artists for April 8 exhibition in Berlin
(March 24, 2016) The Worcester County Arts Council invites all interested artists to participate in a juried art show to be exhibited during the month of April at the Arts Council’s Gallery located at 6 Jefferson Street in Berlin. The exhibition is open to all artists, professional or amateur, with work in all media. All… Read more »
Berlin Printery, CFD, open up shop during 2nd Friday stroll
(March 24, 2016) Berlin Printery and CFD Fine Jewelry, both located on 16 North Main Street, officially opened during Berlin’s 2nd Friday art stroll, March 11. Brian Robertson runs the print shop, where he creates and sells artwork, including posters, vintage-inspired post cards and prints, using a pair of vintage letterpresses. Caroline Forrester sells her… Read more »
Board of Education Briefs
(March 24, 2016) The Worcester County Board of Education discussed the following at its March 15 meeting: Math strategies help A professional learning community at Pocomoke Elementary School launched a program last year to help parents with math strategies in the comfort of their own homes. Teachers were recorded giving rounding, counting and other math… Read more »
Berlin recognizes workers for service, from five to 30 years
(March 24, 2016) The Town of Berlin honored 14 of its employees for their service – some of whom have worked there for decades – during a ceremony at town hall on Friday. The second annual Town Employee Service Recognition Day also drew an official from the state level, and included complimentary cake and refreshments… Read more »
Delmarva Power offering free trees to residential customers
(March 24, 2016) Delmarva Power is providing free trees to its residential customers through the Energy-Saving Trees program, which helps customers conserve energy and reduce household energy bills through strategic tree planting. Customers can reserve up to two free trees per household at www.arborday.org/delmarva, or by calling 1-855-670-2772. Tree were made available first to customers… Read more »