Zany Assisted Living the Musical Next Up for Ocean Pines Players, Christmas Show Scheduled for Dec
Zany Assisted Living the Musical Next Up for Ocean Pines Players,Christmas Show Scheduled for DecemberThe zany November production of Assisted Living the Musical, by Rick Compton and Betsy Bennett, will be the next production performed by the Ocean Pines Players.The musical, an ambitious project for OPP because of its large cast and many musical and comedic skits, is a vaudeville-style show with as many as 18 characters performing. It runs 90 minutes, during which time the audience will be entertained
Worcester Youth and Family Receives Funding for Youth Employment Program
Worcester Youth and Family Receives Funding for Youth Employment Program (November 10, 2019, Berlin, Md.)—Worcester Youth and Family Counseling Services (WYFCS) has received new funding for their Career Assistance Program (CAP) to help youth between the ages of 18 and 24 who are unemployed, underemployed and not enrolled in school. This population is commonly referred to as “opportunity youth” and are at high risk for social service dependency. Funding from the Workforce Investment Opportunity Act through
Ocean Pines Players and Radio Airwaves Combining Talents
Ocean Pines Players and Radio Airwaves Combining TalentsTo Bring a Whole New Wave of Entertainment to Ocean CityLovers of live theater and old-time radio can look forward to exciting new experiences with the combining of the Ocean Pines Players and the Radio Airwaves ensembles. The two community entertainment groups have announced their merger, with Radio Airwaves joining Ocean Pines Players.The Ocean Pines Players have been performing in and around Ocean City for more than 40 years, since 1974. Radio
Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education Update Oct 31, '19
Dear District 38 Education Leaders and Stakeholders: The full Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education (Kirwan Commission) today held its first meeting since January. As a new member of the full Commission, I officially participated in this meeting along with an earlier orientation with Commission Chairman Dr. Brit Kirwan. Today’s meeting focused on a review of The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future legislation, which passed during the 2019 legislative session, implementation of the Blueprint,
Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education Update
Dear District 38 Education Leaders and Stakeholders: At my request, the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education (Kirwan Commission) will be holding an orientation briefing on Monday, October 28 before the full Commission meets on Wednesday, October 30. The orientation briefing will detail the full Commission’s work and recommendations and I look forward to participating in the two meetings. As you may know, for the past couple of years, I have made the extra effort on my own to attend as
ATLANTIC GENERAL HOSPITAL RECEIVES GRANT TO EXPAND SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES
ATLANTIC GENERAL HOSPITAL RECEIVES GRANT TO EXPAND SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETESFunding from CareFirst aims to improve health and quality of life for those with diabetes and pre-diabetes. Berlin, Md. – Atlantic General Hospital has been presented with a $100,000 grant by CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (CareFirst) to augment the services currently offered at the Atlantic General Diabetes and Endocrinology Center, which provides diabetes education and management services under the guidance of
ATLANTIC GENERAL ANNOUNCES EDUCATION CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER 2019
ATLANTIC GENERAL ANNOUNCES EDUCATION CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER 2019 Monday, November 4, 2019AGH Hypertension Clinic 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMApple Drug, 314 Franklin Ave # 600, Berlin, MD 21811Free blood pressure screening and health information. For more information, contact Donna at 410-629-6820. T.O.P.S. of Berlin – Group #169 5:00 PM – 6:30 PMAtlantic General Hospital, Conference Room 1Take Off Pounds Sensibly is a weekly support and educational group promoting weight loss and healthy life-style. For more
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Ocean Pines named one of Maryland safest communities
Ocean Pines named one of Maryland safest communities (Sept. 3, 2019) Ocean Pines was once again named one of the safest cities in Maryland, according to Background Checks.org. According to the online site, “Although it’s overall violent and property crime rates are marred by the high crime in Baltimore, by far Maryland’s largest city, the Old Line State is home to many very safe communities. In fact, six Maryland cities scored a 0.6 or higher on our Safety Index, which rates the safety of U.S. cities