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We are all thrilled the sun is finally shining and mother nature seems to have woken up from her long slumber. As much as we may be jumping for joy to get outside and feel the rays of sunshine beating … Continue reading →

Written by Shawn J. Soper, News Editor – The Dispatch Work wrapped up last week on the dredging of a navigation channel at the entrance to a West Ocean City marina, including depositing the dredged material on Skimmer Island north of … Continue reading →

When we left off, my oldest daughter had just finally finished throwing up like a freshman on spring break, and had drifted off to sleep. Right about that time, (which is now roughly 5:00 am), my middle daughter woke up … Continue reading →

Worcester County, MD is primarily known as a place for tourism. As thousands of individuals flock to Ocean City during the summer months, they travel past fields, farms, and agricultural history. The importance of agriculture to the Eastern Shore of … Continue reading →

Written by Nancy Alexander Young ladies in the area ages 8-12 are invited to a tea party for girls and their dolls on Sunday, April 21st from 1 to 2:30 pm at the Rehoboth Beach Museum. Iced tea, lemonade and sweet … Continue reading →

The weather is starting to warm up, filling my head with thoughts of beach days, camping trips, and summer cookouts. The mainstay of all of these activities is food. We spend so much time protecting our families from chemicals in … Continue reading →

Article from the Town of Berlin, MD Take Pride in Berlin Week 2013 starts on Saturday, April 20th, from 8:30 – 12 pm with the Annual Clean-Up Day. Clean-Up Day, sponsored by the Berlin Parks Commission and Grow Berlin Green, … Continue reading →

The Red Doors Community Center, known for offering community-centered, innovative classes for all ages, is about to go on a hiatus for the summer tourist season. Special events will still be held during the summer months, but if your children … Continue reading →

“There’s something about the energy here, it’s been really good to me,” said Pedro Barros about Ocean City after securing his skate bowl win a t the 2012 Dew Tour. Alli Sports, a division of the NBC Sports Group, announced … Continue reading →

Dress Forever 21 / Kimchi Blue crewneck sweatshirt / Forever 21 love 21 contemporary / Free People bag / Forever 21 imitation jewelry / Charlotte Russe stud earrings / Betsey Johnson betsey johnson / American Apparel – Leather Ballet Flat By the time this part of year – the time when it is … Continue reading →

Spring is a great time to renew your beauty skin care routine. Lucky Girl products are made with your best interests at heart. Taking good care of yourself is important; you want to look and always feel your best and … Continue reading →

Get your appetites ready! Not only have area restaurants open their doors to the spring and summer crowds, but May 5th marks the beginning of the very popular Ocean City Spring Restaurant Week. Many of the area’s most celebrated restaurants … Continue reading →

I’m going to pick up right where we left off last week. It’s about 3:30 in the morning; I’m sitting on my kitchen floor covered in vomit from two different generous donors. In the past few hours leading up to … Continue reading →

Written by Shawn J. Soper, News Editor of The Dispatch After years of season closures and shrinking keeper size limits and creel limits, Maryland’s summer flounder season opened last Thursday with some of the loosest regulations in recent memory. The … Continue reading →

April is ‘Hotels Month’ on ShoreBread. Ocean City, MD and surrounding resort areas are fantastic places to vacation! We have a plethora of beautiful, charming, cozy, and family-friendly hotels that line the shore. Join us this month as we showcase … Continue reading →

Written by Stacy Kika, United States Environmental Protection Agency The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released the results of the first comprehensive survey looking at the health of thousands of stream and river miles across the country, finding that more than half … Continue reading →