Currently Reading: Ocean City

The nights are getting a little cooler; it’s a mass exodus as college students pack up three months worth of memories and leave town; younger kids grudgingly accept that days spent on the beaches and in pools are soon to … Continue reading →

On an average day this past March, a group of girls all bursting with the energy of youth and excitement for their sport, participated in a lacrosse game while parents and friends watched, cheering from the sidelines.  In a moment … Continue reading →

As the USS Arthur W. Radford sank quickly to its resting place at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, former combat systems officer Douglas Warner lit up a cigar with a few of his fellow seamen on the retired Naval … Continue reading →

It’s a much-debated question–which property has the best views in Ocean City?  Many bay side residencies have views of the Assawoman or the Sinepuxent.  The oceanfront buildings feature panoramas of the Atlantic, and even a few condo complexes offer both.  … Continue reading →

Millions of people visit Ocean City, MD every year.  But once those visitors return home, Ocean City is really just like any other small town; everybody knows one another.  In February of 2010, this little microcosm received word that one … Continue reading →

Sounds of jovial laughter echo across the sprawling bay front lawn.  A glimpse of ladies bedecked in jewels, minks, and long gowns that swish and sway as they walk, deep in conversation. Gentleman, perhaps with cigars and snifters in hand, … Continue reading →

Tales have been told for centuries of pirates plundering and shipwrecks aplenty off the coasts of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.  If you truly believe such tales, the sunset is just right, and you happen to be looking west across the … Continue reading →

 The Dew Tour was in town this past weekend, if you hadn’t noticed the huge vert ramp and stands constructed on the beach in downtown Ocean City, MD. As a beach town, we are already familiarized with the surf & … Continue reading →

I remember the day I was exposed to Ska, an infectiously fun style of music that makes you move. Back in the 90's during college, going to see The Toasters, Reel Big Fish, Spring Heeled Jack and The Mighty Mighty … Continue reading →