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Efforts to Transform a Historic Building into a Museum are Close to Wrapping Up - Vimarsana News

Efforts to Transform a Historic Building into a Museum are Close to Wrapping Up

OCEAN CITY, Md. -- When a historic building is left vacant in downtown Ocean City, you probably can't replace it with just anything. It's why the town is looking to

Source: wboc.com
Delmarva Restaurant Industry taking a hit for January - Vimarsana News

Delmarva Restaurant Industry taking a hit for January

"I think we can continue to make ends meet, but if we lose the community, then I don't think we will survive."

Source: wmdt.com
Ocean City Service-Industry Employees Hoping Tips Remain a Big Part of Their Paychecks - Vimarsana News

Ocean City Service-Industry Employees Hoping Tips Remain a Big Part of Their Paychecks

OCEAN CITY, Md. -- Maryland lawmakers are debating legislation that could phase out tip credits. If it passes, service-industry workers would earn the state's minimum wage by 2027.

Source: wboc.com
Larry H. Miller Week 18 high school star athletes of the week - Vimarsana News

Larry H. Miller Week 18 high school star athletes of the week

Timpanogos won just three games last season, but led in part by Jaxen McCuistion the T-Wolves are enjoying a perfect 7-0 start to the season. Reserve player Ruby Clegg played a key role in South Summit’s 43-32 win over Providence Hall last week as the Wildcats improved to 4-1 on the season.

Source: yahoo.com
Sharon O'Malley retires after nearly three decades with UCSD - Vimarsana News

Sharon O'Malley retires after nearly three decades with UCSD

Sharon O’Malley is retiring from UCSD after nearly three decades. She has taught third grade for the last 22 years.

Source: kucb.org