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7/26/2024 OC Today-Dispatch

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Ruby Lilley, OC’s own, skates into Olympics PHOTO COURTESY OCYACHTSHOTS.COM

CRAB FEAST It may not be all you can eat, but it’s still enough for this seagull to show off near Sunset Park in downtown Ocean City. Considering how rapacious gulls can be, one amazing aspect of this picture is that this gull appears to have dinner all to itself.

County govt. scammed Texas man ropes in treasurer’s office for $167K as part of multi-million dollar nationwide fraud

She started in resort’s Ocean Bowl skate park, greatly increased her skills in California, and now goes on world stage in Paris. — Page 3

Parents decry lack of info in daycare case

Contend they learned too little too late as state and Worcester officials report incidents occurred four years ago and involved 12 payments sheriff investigated charges of abuse at Berlin Activities of varying amounts to bogus bank accounts for work fraudster attributed to real Depot — Page 20 county vendors. Eighty percent of the money has been recovered. — Page 10


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Before moving to California with her family, Ruby Lilley is pictured learning her craft at the Ocean Bowl Skate Park on 3rd Street. PHOTOS COURTESY CHAUNCEY RHODES

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OC native heads to Summer Olympics for skateboarding By Bethany Hooper Associate Editor (July 26, 2024) A world-ranked skateboarder representing the United States at this year’s Summer Olympics honed her craft as a child in Ocean City. When the Paris Games begin this week, Maryland will be well represented by a number of athletes, including Ocean City native Ruby Lilley, 17, who will be competing in the women’s park skateboarding event for Team USA. While her passion for the sport precipitated her move to California in 2018, she said this week she doesn’t forget the place where it all began. “From growing up at a small skate park on the East Coast, to moving to California to compete in these big con-

tests, to going to the Olympics, I would have to say that working hard seriously pays off more than anything,” she said, “and doing what you truly love and following your heart will get you there.” Lilley said her love of skateboarding began at the Ocean Bowl Skate Park, where she spent hours teaching herself the sport. She said her background in ballet and competitive ballroom dancing, and eagerness to follow in her brothers’ footsteps, helped pave the way for what would become her passion. “I always looked up to my brothers,” she said. “When my brothers started doing ballroom dancing, I always just wanted to do what they did, so I started ballroom dancing. Then I did See LILLEY Page 82

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