AND THE SHOW GOES ON...
Protests don’t deter speaker, but he confines talk to strength through faith
(Jan. 27, 2012) The choice of a retired lieutenant general as the speaker for the 22nd Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast caused a holy ruckus because of his past statements about Islam, but the speech Thursday focused on faith and endurance. Full Story
OC EMPLOYEES CALL FOR UNION
In one-on-one talks, worker reps approach each council member
(Jan. 27, 2012) After more than year of quiet discussions, union-minded Ocean City government workers made their desire to organize known this week, with employee representatives engaging City Council members in one-on-one talks about their intentions. Full Story
WORCESTER TOPS GUNSTON DAY
Mallards hold off late charge, win 58-51 over Herons
(Jan. 27, 2012) Although the Worcester Prep boys’ basketball team earned a 58- 51 victory over the Gunston Day Herons last Friday in Berlin, the Mallards weren’t completely pleased with their performance. Full Story
Lady Mallards stay composed despite late pressure
(Jan. 27, 2012) The Worcester Prep Lady Mallards kept their composure during last Friday’s game against the Gunston Day Herons, scoring 11 points in the fourth quarter to win the competition in Berlin 25-16. Full Story
HOPE GROWS
As Ava recovers in a Balt. hospital, resort community rallies
Two fundraising events are scheduled for this weekend, and several more are planned over the next few weeks and months, in honor of Ava DelRicco, a 19-month-old girl who remains hospitalized at Johns Hopkins following an accident last month in Ocean City. Full Story
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
OC Museum Society receives $5k grant
The Ocean City Museum Society was recently awarded $5,000 from the Humphreys Foundation. This grant was used to help pay a portion of the expenses incurred from the printing of “Ocean City, Maryland: A Pictorial History” by George and Suzanne Hurley. Full Story
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