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3/15/2024 OC Today-Dispatch

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Resort ethics code gets strengthened Maryland code says do it, like it or not Not everyone on the Ocean City Council is a fan of changing the code, but that’s beside the point, City Solicitor Heather Stansbury told the council this week. An update of the state’s ethics requirements leaves the council with no choice. — Page 10

Rec complex may see new paid parking When the streets around the downtown rec complex open, the last block before Chicago Avenue could be pay to park. — Page 22

Going Green PHOTO COURTESY CONNIE ALDERFER

WASHING AWAY Plant life along the bayside of Assateague Island National Seashore is on the verge of washing away, as erosion and tidal action chews away at the shoreline.

It’s what Ocean City will do Saturday, when large crowds descend on the resort for the St. Patrick’s Day parade and party around. — Page 58

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Work on 4th Street recreation area continues, as crews put finishing touches on roads.

YOUR COMMUNITY Safe boating: The Ocean City Power Squadron will present a three-day safe boating course on three consecutive nights, from 6-9 p.m., March 26-28, at the Ocean Pines Library. – Page 85


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