4 hrs ago | The Dispatch
Ocean City should have its new police chief in place sometime next month. Back in March, City Manager David Recor outlined a thorough process of interviewing candidates and reported the Mayor and Council should make their selection by the first of June.
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A Bel Air woman was cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian in a marked crosswalk after striking an unidentified victim crossing Coastal Highway at 28th Street on Saturday.
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Just 20 minutes from Ocean Pines and Berlin, Restaurant 213 is worth the drive! Chef Jim Hughes has been serving celebrities worldwide for 25 years and was named a 2009 inductee to the coveted Distinguished Restaurants of North America awards, one of only 220 in North America and the only one in this region.
16 hrs ago | CBS Local
Ocean City Pier, Destroyed By Sandy, To Reopen
A woman observes the damage to the Fishing Pier after Hurricane Sandy hit the region October 30, 2012 in Ocean City, Maryland.
Coast Guard Rescues Injured Crewmember 60 Miles Off Ocean City
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Late last week, 16 members of an alleged "criminal ring" - including brothers Basel Ramadan, 42, and Samir Ramadan 40, both of Ocean City, Md.
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Ocean Gallery marks 50 wild-and-wacky years on the boardwalk
All summer long, even on the hottest days, a gentleman in a tuxedo stands on the Ocean City boardwalk.
Suspected Drunk Driver Leads O.C. Police on Chase
OCEAN CITY , Md.- Ocean City police say a suspected drunk driver faces a slew of charges after he led offers on a high-speed chase.
Del. Police: Ga. Man Tried To Flush 3kg Of PCP
DOVER, Del. - Dover police say a Georgia man tried to flush nearly three kilograms of PCP when he was found at a vacant property.
'Strong' Ocean City is ready for visitors, mayor says
After $1.1 million in Superstorm Sandy clean-up work, Ocean City is ready for Memorial Day weekend and beyond, said Mayor Richard Meehan.
Number of holiday travelers down, but roads will remain clogged for Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day weekend in the D.C. area traditionally means cars full of coolers, kids, grandparents and stressed-out parents stuck in traffic and inching their way to the beach.
1 Injured In Single Vehicle Accident In Salisbury
The truck swerved off the road and caught the supportive wire to a telephone pole, then flipped over.
Pedestrian Hit In OC, Driver Charged
A driver is facing charges, after allegedly hitting a pedestrian in a local beach town.
Paid Parking, Reduced OC Skate Park Hours In $77M Budget
From paid parking to cutting midnight bus service, Ocean City has some big issues to discuss at their next city council meeting.
N.Y. Officials: Smuggling Ring Has Terror Links
Authorities say some of the suspects charged in a Virginia-to-New York cigarette smuggling scheme have links to top officials of Hamas, the Islamist militant group that rules the Gaza Strip.
Mid-Atlantic beaches ready for post-Sandy summer
Officials in Maryland and Delaware beach towns are ready to usher in what they hope is a strong summer beach season.
Middle River's Original Fish and Chips opening Ocean City location
Original Fish and Chips in Middle River is taking its English-style fried delicacies to Ocean City.
Insider's Guide to the Jersey Shore from Atlantic City to Cape May
OF ALL THE images in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy last October, two seemed to linger - that of the unmoored roller coaster in Seaside Heights, and the one of the blown-away section of Boardwalk in Atlantic City.
Ocean City, Md., brewpub expanding
Maryland has a rich history of breweries - the first brewery in the American colonies opened in 1703 in Annapolis - and it boasts many today, mostly centered on Baltimore.