A parents of an immuno-compromised infant has filed a lawsuit against convicted child abuser Heather Ward and her former employer, the Berlin Activities Depot, over alleged mistreatment of her child.
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Civil lawsuit filed against Berlin daycare after child abuse arrests
Committee continuing Berlin beautification efforts
The Berlin Horticulture Advisory Committee is continuing to prioritize beautification around town with pollinator gardens, and areas of flora and fauna.
Berlin names new ethics commission member
The Berlin Town Council approved the appointment this week of resident David Ranaghan to the municipality’s Ethics Commission for a three-year term.
Maryland Coastal Bays hosting Marine Debris Plunder Sept. 22
The Maryland Coastal Bays Program, in conjunction with the Ocean Pines Association, is gearing up to host its fourth annual Marine Debris Plunder, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sept. 22.
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Committee continuing Berlin beautification efforts
The Berlin Horticulture Advisory Committee is continuing to prioritize beautification around town with pollinator gardens, and areas of flora and fauna.
Ocean Pines turns focus to fall events
As summer cools down and the leaves start to fall, the Ocean Pines Association is gearing up to host autumnal events, classes, and sports leagues.
Business
Berlin store receives small business grant
Furnishings and decor business House Berlin recently received a $10,000 grant to enhance the store’s offerings and provide an improved shopping experience for town residents and tourists.
Worcester County couple opens shaved ice shop off Route 611
Worcester Preparatory graduates and husband and wife team Luke and Madison Buas recently opened Snow Daze, a shaved ice stand on 611 in the former Build Your Own Cookie space.
Editorial
Letter To The Editor: Spend wind lawsuit dollars on flooding
Spend wind lawsuit dollars on flooding Editor, I read the news that the plan to build offshore wind turbines off the coast of Ocean City is moving forward and I find that a promising and exciting step for the future of our area. It’s exciting because our area will be part of the solution to… Read more »
Letter To The Editor: County needs to fix food truck problems
County needs to fix food truck problems Editor, I feel I must respond to the comments made by the Worcester County Health Department in reference to mobile food trucks and trailers. That they are willing to work with vendors is just wrong. When I purchased a food trailer several years ago, I had made a… Read more »
