The Ocean Pines Pine’eer Craft Club has named treasurer and longtime member Jane Wolnik the May crafter of the month.
Ocean Pines Pine’eer Craft Club recognizes Wolnik May crafter of month
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Berlin flying Pride Month flags again this year
Mayor Zack Tyndall confirmed this week that the town would again be flying the pride flag and issuing a proclamation in honor of Pride Month following comments on the topic at Monday’s council meeting.
Five candidates vying for two Ocean Pines Board of Directors seats
A total of five Ocean Pines residents will vie for two seats on the community’s board of directors in the 2024 election.
Berlin council approves strategic plan
The Town of Berlin has a new strategic plan covering fiscal years 2025-28 following unanimous approval by town council members.
Speed camera on Flower Street in Berlin going live in late May
On May 28, motorists who violate the speed limit on Flower Street near St. Paul United Methodist Church in Berlin will start receiving citations from a newly installed camera.
Worcester commissioners forming work group to advance Buckingham project
The Worcester County Commissioners have agreed to form a work group to determine how to best advance plans for a new Buckingham Elementary School.
Berlin historic commission approves window, shingle work post-completion
The Berlin Historic District Commission recently voted 5-0 to approve new shingles, a gutter and windows for a historic home at 17 S. Main St.
Ocean Pines district school board candidates discuss issues
The three Worcester Board of Education candidates running in District 5 provided insight into their platforms at a public forum at the Ocean Pines Library on April 30.
Solar project on Worcester County farmland gains traction
The Maryland Public Service Commission last week hosted a virtual public hearing on a plan by Chaberton Snow Solar LLC to build a 4.0 megawatt community solar generating facility on Timmons Road in Snow Hill.
Ocean Pines Association asks for removal of education signs from yards
As educators and parents worry that Worcester County Public Schools will receive minimum funding for the 2024-25 Fiscal Year, the Ocean Pines Association has asked residents to remove yard signs expressing support for the system.