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Baltimore Aquarium staff, volunteers find 344 dolphins along Md. coast, most ever
(July 24, 2009) The ocean was busy with activity last Friday, as a record high 344 Atlantic bottle-nose dolphins were spotted along the Maryland coastline during the Baltimore National Aquarium's 12th annual dolphin count. The count is a "snapshot" of dolphin health. Full Story
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
Honor graduate Michelle Marie West of Berlin recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C., with a Bachelor of Arts degree in education. West, the daughter of Sam and Betty West of Berlin, plans to pursue a career in early childhood education. She is a 2005 graduate of Stephen Decatur High School. Full Story
Festival delivers flavors of Greece
20th ANNUAL GREEK FESTIVAL
(July 24, 2009) Guests to the Ocean City convention center this weekend will be warmly welcomed as part of a Greek family during the 20th annual Greek Festival. The event, sponsored by St. George Greek Orthodox Church, celebrates the country's dynamic culture, including its music, dancing, food and, of course, those delectable pastries. Full Story
Mind takes on life of its own, withholds information as we age
Right word at right time not there when you need it
(July 24, 2009) Let's face it, kids, the '80s are definitely the "age of equilibrium and disappeariums." On any given day, I lose my glasses umpteen times. As for landing on parts that haven't been put to the stress test, the threat is ever present. Would you believe when I leaned over to water my tomato plant, I lost my balance and fell atop it? Full Story
Benefit the Bays' offers discounted entry to Jolly Roger
(July 24, 2009) Residents and resort visitors can soon experience the rides and games at Jolly Roger Amusement Park on 30th Street, while also helping to keep area bays clean, when the Assateague Coastal Trust presents its annual "Benefit the Bays" event next month. Full Story
HOROSCOPE
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Your honesty is, as always, admirable. But you might want to be more tactful in discussing a sensitive issue with a family member. Remember: You can give advice without giving offense. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) An unexpected workplace snag should be handled quickly and efficiently so that it leaves you time for family gettogethers. Full Story
Three-day festival combines music, praise, worship
'If you like to sing songs to the Lord,' then festival is for you, organizer says
(July 24, 2009) Music, worship and other activities are expected to draw several hundred people to next week's 15th annual Jesus at the Beach Music and Ministry Festival, a three-day event that kicks off Monday in Ocean City. Full Story
WORCESTER CHEERLEADING CAMP
Mini-cheerleaders at Worcester Prep's summer camp are, front row from left, Alexis Willey, Carly Young, Waverly Choy, Abby Reynolds, Baylie Holmes and Rylie Carey; second row, Meredith Cummings, Grace Schwartz, Sarena Michnick, Carly Hoffman, Jordan Campbell and Marika Vasilikos; and third row, Sierra Hall, Fiona Pietroski, Saylar McGinness, Fiona Pando, Taylor Campbell, Morgan Brzezinski and Sarah Savage. The camp was led by, from left in back row, Mallory Richards, Kira Gauger, Erika Phillips and Mary Beth Fisher. Missing from photo is student ssistant Sydney Langeler. Full Story
'Adoption Day' aims to draw awareness to homeless animals
(July 24, 2009) Anyone who is considering adding a furry companion to the family should visit Northside Park in Ocean City next weekend for a pet adoption blowout. About a dozen animal rescue organizations and shelters from Maryland and Delaware are expected to take part in the first Pets in the Park adoption day, scheduled for Aug. Full Story
WORCESTER CHEERLEADING CAMP
Go Mallards! Future cheerleaders at Worcester Prep's Mini-Cheerleaders Camp have the enthusiasm for success. They are, from left, Grace Schwartz, Waverly Choy, Carly Young, Morgan Brzezinski, Alexis Willey and Fiona Pando. Full Story
Plans under way for ALOC's next 'Art at the Beach session
(July 24, 2009) Thirty-five children, including 10 from Little Bears and Sunflowers children's centers, took part in the Art League of Ocean City's "Art at the Beach" program this month. Art League members led classes in cartoon drawing, still life painting, clay art, collage and painting to music. Full Story
Salon program will provide free cuts to disadvantaged kids
(July 24, 2009) Next month, Hair Cuttery, the largest family-owned and operated chain of hair salons in the country, will launch its 10th annual "Share A Haircut" program, which provides children in need a fresh haircut to start the new school year. Full Story
KIWANIS CLUB'S NEWEST MEMBER ADDRESSES GROUP
Recent Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines/Ocean City inductee Roy Foreman shows fellow club members the musket he uses during Revolutionary War re-enactments. The Washington, D.C. native, who addressed the club during its July 15 meeting, participates in the re-enactments as part of the First New Jersey Regiment. Full Story
OCBP reminds visitors: tunneling not permitted on the beach
Boy nearly dies last week when sand smothers him
(July 24, 2009) The rule is simple and straightforward: you can dig holes on the beach as long as they only take up a small area and are no deeper than the knees of the smallest person in the group. There is absolutely no tunneling allowed. Full Story
THIRD ANNUAL JOE MAMA FAN CLUB DAY
Local musician Joe Mama is joined by one of his biggest supporters, Pat Frommeyer, during the third annual Joe Mama Fan Club Day at Coconuts Beach Bar & Grill last Sunday. Proceeds from the event, which featured a silent auction, 50/50, raffles and, of course, a performance by Joe Mama and friends, including Chris Button, at left, were donated to the Worcester County Humane Society. Full Story
Worcester's Giska among 24 Md. teachers honored on cruise
(July 24, 2009) Worcester County Teacher of the Year Alison Giska joined 23 other Maryland school district Teachers of the Year on a July 15 Chesapeake Bay cruise, sponsored by the Baltimore Area McDonalds. Joined by State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nancy Grasmick, state board of education members, Maryland Teacher of the Year Executive Director Dr. Full Story
R ELIGION
n ANGLICAN Holy Trinity Cathedral 11021 Worcester Highway, Berlin 410-641-4882 Bishop: Rt. Rev. Richard Lipka Pastor: Rev. Lawrence Hill Worship: Sundays, 10 a.m. Children's Education: Sundays, 10 a.m. Full Story
AFTER THE BIG ONE
Several people enjoy fishing Tuesday from the dock on the bay at Ninth Street in Ocean City. Full Story
Artwork needed for August showcase at 94th St. art gallery
(July 24, 2009) The Art League of Ocean City invites local artists are to submit 2D paintings and drawings for its August exhibit, "On the Waterfront." The drop-off date for artists is Sunday, Aug. 2, between 1-4 p.m. An opening reception for the show will be held Friday, Aug. 7, from 5-7 p.m. Full Story
Fiber Guild offering free kids' program at OP library in Aug.
(July 24, 2009) The Central Delmarva Fiber Guild will present the second of its series of summer Fiber Art Workshops for children on Monday, Aug. 10, from 2- 4 p.m. at the Ocean Pines library. Children can create several textile art projects using weaving and needle felting techniques. The program is free and open to the public. Full Story
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