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After the first few weeks of writing this column, I have come to the general consensus that most local musicians feel there is something lacking in the local music scene. However, Neil Helgeson Jr. from Willow Brook doesn’t believe that … Continue reading →

This week marked the beginning of the shoulder-season for Ocean City, a time when the summer crowds lessen and the locals venture out to fully enjoy their town once again. In honor of all things local in Ocean City, ShoreBread … Continue reading →

The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Julien Benichou, will return to the Eastern Shore and Sussex County, DE for its 2013-14 “Season of Discovery” with a series of five concerts. The season premiere in October 2013 will … Continue reading →

By Brittney D. Hertz To get a better understanding of the local music scene, it seems smart to go straight to the source. Josh Pryor is a local musician that plays solo and in several bands including The Red Bees, … Continue reading →

While the continuation of our local STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) programs were in jeopardy when Federal funding ended, the programs continued to thrive this summer in Worcester County, thanks to a decision by the Worcester County Commissioners earlier … Continue reading →

Each year, during the second week of August, Maryland shoppers feel the reprieve that Delawareans enjoy year-round, with the entire week slated for Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week. This year’s tax-free week is already underway, with tax breaks starting this past … Continue reading →

Oftentimes, we are so caught up in the hustle and bustle of the boardwalk – the rides, the games, the shops, the crowds – that it’s difficult to imagine a “historic” Ocean City, or one riddled with ghosts for that … Continue reading →

A tour off the coast of Ocean City provides all sorts of curious sights and surprises, but a humpback whale is rarely one of them. Passengers aboard a Paradise Watersports’ boat were pleasantly surprised this past Saturday when they were … Continue reading →

Have you ever wanted to walk through one of the beautiful homes featured in a magazine? Now is your chance to walk through the home of John and Pat Otto, an 8300 square foot South Point home that was featured … Continue reading →

Assateague State Park invites bird-lovers, birders, and nature enthusiasts of all ages to join them this Saturday, July 27th for their celebration of International Migratory Bird Day. According to Ranger Meghan Sochowski, Assateague State Park has been holding the annual … Continue reading →

We live in a social world where we always have a camera in one hand and a social network a click (or tap) away. But carrying a camera? That is so 2012. It is time to go hands-free. Now, for … Continue reading →