• Several people enjoy a sunny spring day on the Ocean City boardwalk this week. The county prosecutor’s office is keeping an eye on the boardwalks in Ocean City and Wildwood, officials announced on Friday.

    Video cameras are installed on both boardwalks, with federal grant money from the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness funding the purchase.

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  • The 2012 American Heart Association Heart Walk on the Ocean City Boardwalk.

    OCEAN CITY — This weekend, there is plenty of running around to do in Ocean City. You can run in search of treasure, or run for a good cause, or just run to prove you can.

    Kicking off on Saturday, May 18 and running through Sunday, May 19 is the East Coast Research and Discovery Association’s Four at the Shore Treasure Hunt at the Ocean City Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace. Participants compete in a series of metal detector hunts for prizes. A special children’s hunt is on Saturday.

  • Know before you go: Ocean City Council to vote on budget 7 p.m. May 16

    OCEAN CITY — Ocean City Council will take a final vote on the city’s $70 million budget when it meets 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16 in the Ocean City Library, 1735 Simpson Ave.

    The budget was introduced 4-3 at an April 11 council meeting, with Councilmen Scott Ping, Keith Hartzell and Pete Guinosso voting ‘no.’

  • OCEAN CITY — Are you looking for a serious athletic challenge, but with something a little bit different?

    The Ocean City Triathlon on Sunday, May 19 promises to really mix it up, said Lisa Rumer, the Ocean City’s program supervisor, who has also served as the race director for the triathlon since its inception.

  • Jen Marra / Kelly Hanna of the Ocean City High School girls lacrosse team fires a shot that results in a goal during the Raiders’ 14-9 win over Mainland Monday, May 13 at the Tennessee Avenue field in Ocean City.

    The Ocean City High School girls lacrosse team had plenty on their minds for Monday’s key Cape-Atlantic League game against Mainland.

    It turned out that short-term memory was enough.

  • A diagnosis of lupus doesn’t keep Peggy Miller down.

    OCEAN CITY – With the goal of topping last year’s record total, those suffering with lupus and their loved ones will come together to participate in the Walk to End Lupus Now on the Ocean City Boardwalk on Sunday, May 19.

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