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The Ocean City Boardwalk’s tram service, long a staple of vacations for possibly millions of people over the years, will not return next year, or any year thereafter. Tram service was suspended last year in the wake of a Boardwalk fatality and now the mayor and City Council see no way forward. Ocean City Manager …
UPDATED: Ocean City officials to do away with Boardwalk tram service Read More »
Charles Otto, a farmer who represented the Lower Shore in the Maryland House of Delegates since 2011, has died. He was 61. “He didn’t say much,” remembered Del. Wayne Hartman, his Republican colleague representing Worcester County in the House, “but when he said something, it was usually very relevant and spot-on. When he talked, people …
The Worcester County Jail plans to contract with a new medical care provider that will offer additional inmate services at a lower cost, jail officials say. Not only does new provider CFG Health Systems offer a long list of specialty care that outgoing provider Wellpath did not, but CFG will provide services in-house that had …
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County Commissioners vote takes effect in July for homeowners’ property tax bills Worcester County elected officials unanimously voted this week to lower the county’s homestead property tax credit from 3% to zero, effective July 1. The County Commissioners voted for the change at Tuesday’s meeting, though the decision was tentatively made earlier this year when …
Despite pleas to resolve short-term rental issues before a moratorium expires in January, an Ocean City Council majority this week agreed to the first reading of an ordinance to extend the ban another year. On Monday, the council voted 4-3, with Council President Matt James, Councilman John Gehrig and Councilwoman Carol Proctor opposed, to extend …
Following heated debate, council votes to lengthen short-term rental moratorium Read More »
It was déjà vu this week after a City Council majority, for a second year in a row, voted down a request to hold Ocean City Jeep Week at the inlet next spring. In a split vote on Monday, the council rejected a request from OC4WD, LLC to hold the third annual Jeep Week event …
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche fired off a letter to leftwing officials in California on Thursday, threatening to prosecute California politicians for harboring illegal aliens and obstructing law enforcement. The letter demands preservation of “all written and electronic communications and records related to any attempts or efforts to impede or obstruct federal law enforcement officials.” It …
A lawsuit against a former Resort Homes bookkeeper and her husband has concluded. Last week, attorney Steve Rakow confirmed a civil suit against his clients, Tammy and Ron Barcus, had settled earlier this month. The news comes roughly a year after Resort Homes filed a lawsuit against the couple, accusing them of defrauding the business. …
Civil suit against ex-bookkeeper in embezzlement case settled Read More »
Deep State prosecutors in Maryland are defending Adam Schiff amid an investigation into his mortgage fraud. Democrat Senator Adam Schiff (CA) is under investigation for mortgage fraud, specifically occupancy fraud. The Gateway Pundit’s Joe Hoft was first to report on Schiff’s mortgage fraud back in April 2023. Fox News’ Laura Ingraham over the summer exclusively reported that …
The Wicomico County Health Department, Office of Prevention and Health Communications has received a grant from the Maryland Department of Health Center for Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention to create a safe storage program. The Safe Storage Program aims to prevent gun-related injuries and deaths by providing free gun storage devices and raising awareness of safe storage …