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     America's Greatest Family Resort? Well, it's a nice place to visit anyway. Ocean City is definitely a Family Resort, it's not the place to stay if you're a person looking for a wild time or to hang out in a bar. Ocean City's law prohibiting the sale of alcohol makes it a hit with younger families. It is a clean, safe town, with a varied assortment of activities and a long, beautiful beach for relaxing. Although it is a resort town, the locals host some activities in the off-season, giving the place a sense of life missing in some of the other barrier islands.

     The only element missing from Ocean City is a nightlife. Aside from the walking boards, there is little to do in the evenings. However, Somers Point and AC are within minutes of the small town, providing an older crowd with more options. Take a look around and see what OC has for you . . .

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Tags are on sale now for $12 (seasonal) at City Hall, 9th St. and Asbury. On June 1st, the price rises to $16 for the season; $6 weekly; and $3 a day. Beach tags must be worn by people 12 years and over from Saturday, June 5 through Labor Day, September 6. Be sure to have your tags visible to avoid the hassle from the "Tagger-Naggers."

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