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Month: March 2024

Ocean City opposes proposed endangered species rule

Officials claim it is gov’t overreach layering onto existing protections OCEAN CITY — Ocean City Council is opposing a new state rule to protect endangered species at the shore, calling it government overreach. The 35th of 35 resolutions on council’s March 14 consent agenda was the only one to draw significant comment, both from the […]

Legally Blonde: the Musical

On stage this week at Ocean City High School OCEAN CITY — “Elle Woods is just so incredibly amazing and such a great role model,” said Vivian Maucher, the senior starring in the lead role in the Ocean City Drama Guild’s production of “Legally Blonde: the Musical,” on stage this week at the Bill and […]

Southend beach getaway perfect headquarters for enjoying sun, sand, surf

OCEAN CITY — Beautiful both inside and outside, the fabulous duplex at 5104-5106 Central Ave. is the perfect headquarters for a large family and friends to gather for a shore vacation. The second-floor and rooftop decks provide incredible views of the beach and ocean just a clam shell’s toss away. While being sold together, the […]

‘Grease’ is the word at MRHS

LINWOOD — Featuring colorful costumes, sing-along songs and a high-energy cast, ‘Grease’ is the word on everyone’s mind as the Mainland Drama Club prepares to produce the popular musical for the first time. “‘Grease’ holds a special place in the hearts of so many people, myself included,” director Phil Pallitto said. “It’s more than just […]

Ocean City hires new school superintendent

Christian Angelillo talks longevity over his 29 years in education OCEAN CITY – The Ocean City Board of Education unanimously approved a contract for a new superintendent of schools Thursday evening, welcoming Christian Angelillo. “It’s wonderful to have a full vote on this without any dissension,” board President Kevin Barnes said.  “I do want to […]

Former mayor Palombo’s son and nephew challenge incumbents in Upper Township

Incumbents question endorsement process, those behind it UPPER TOWNSHIP — The son and nephew of former mayor Rich Palombo are challenging the incumbent mayor and deputy mayor, saying they want to restore morale among Upper Township employees and stabilize the budget. Zachary “Zach” Palombo, son of former Upper Township mayor Rich Palombo, and cousin Samuel […]

Homeowner dead in Ocean City fire

Circumstances of fire, death being investigated OCEAN CITY – A fire Wednesday morning on Asbury Avenue has left one man dead. The Ocean City Fire Department and Ocean City Police Department responded to a report of a structure fire at 1914 Asbury Ave., at 10:45 a.m. March 13. Police found a deceased male outside the […]

Get your kids hooked on books by reading to them

It’s also a great time for bonding Ocean City Primary School librarian and computer science teacher Deepa McCabe practices what she preaches.  “I always say that if you can read, you can learn about anything. It empowers kids to get excited about something that will open doors for them forever,” she told me while dressed […]

Doris McHugh, 92

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Doris McHugh, nee Nellis, who peacefully departed from this world on Tuesday, March 5th, 2024, at the age of 92.  Doris’s life was marked by compassion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her family and causes close to her heart. She was the beloved wife […]

Upper Township mayor, deputy mayor announce re-election bid

PETERSBURG — Mayor Jay Newman and Deputy Mayor Kim Hayes have announced their intent to seek re-election to Township Committee. The longtime chief of the Marmora Volunteer Fire Company and AtlantiCare nurse filed their petitions with Township Clerk Joanne Herron on March 11, officially launching their campaign. “We are the right team with the right […]