Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors election results, announced Aug. 8, revealed incumbents Rick Far and Jeff Heavner successfully defended their seats, and at a special meeting Monday, the results were validated.
The Ocean Pines Association’s legal counsel provided the neighborhood’s membership with an update on legal expenses and services at last weekend’s annual meeting.
At the community’s annual membership meeting on Saturday, Aug. 10, longtime Ocean Pines resident Barb Peletier was recognized as the Sam Wilkinson Volunteer of the Year.
Ocean Pines Board of Directors incumbents Rick Farr and Jeff Heavner are set to keep their spots after snagging the most votes in the 2024 board election.
A team of paranormal investigators have selected the Berlin Mermaid Museum as a space of interest for potential spooky ongoings and plan to find out what’s there on Aug. 10.
Members of We Heart Berlin, a nonprofit dedicated to enhancing recreational opportunities in town, is awaiting a final design for a planned town skate park from contractor Spohn Ranch.
After restoring two “ghost murals” from the 1950s on the sides of Pitts Street Treasures earlier this year, local artist Olga Deshields now has her sights set on the J.E. Parker building.
There will be some of the same agricultural exhibits, petting zoos, carnival games and more at this weekend’s Worcester County Fair, but a new location and organizer is also bringing some activities the event has not had in the past.
Two new speed cameras, which will be activated on Monday, have been installed in Berlin to catch and fine drivers traveling over the limits on Flower Street and Seahawk Road.
Two local moms are spearheading an initiative to provide sports equipment, gear, and apparel to children from low-income families.