Tessa Charlotte, above, looked like royalty at Saturday afternoon’s Doo Dah Parade down Asbury Avenue in Ocean City. She was one of hundreds of bassett hounds from the Tri-State Basset Houd Rescue League to take part in Ocean City’s annual parade dedicated to a bit of whimsy as the annual tax return season comes to a close.
By CRAIG D. SCHENCK/Sentinel staff LINWOOD — The classic battle between commercial and residential interests is playing out in Linwood, with possible far-reaching consequences beyond the city’s borders. Responding to complaints about noise generated by bands, weddings and other outdoor events at Linwood Country Club, the city formed a committee to look into writing a noise […]
Comedy challenges expectations of traditional wedding ceremony; play on stage at MRHS Nov. 14-16 LINWOOD — The Mainland Regional High School Drama Club will present the comedy “Father of the Bride” on stage Nov. 14-16. Phil Pallitto noted in his director’s notes that the play was adapted from Edward Streeter’s 1949 novel and immortalized by […]
