Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
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.
The Calvin B. Taylor House Museum on Main Street in Berlin is kicking off the season with a new exhibit, which opened May 1.
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors has a Pittsburgh company to handle ballot counting for the upcoming election.
A record 50 vendors will line the streets with line Commerce, Pitts and Main streets in Berlin on May 5 for the official opening of the town’s seasonal farmers market.
Members of the Worcester County Bicycle and Pedestrian Coalition and other community groups are preparing to host Bike Month with organized bicycle rides scheduled throughout May and safety education efforts.
The 16th annual Jazz and Blues, Wine and Brews Festival is taking over Main Street in downtown Berlin this Saturday.
Local artist Olga Deshields spent the past few weeks repainting snd restoring a historic “ghost mural’ on the side of a red brick building at 11 Pitts St. in Berlin.
Controversy surrounding the Ocean Pines Association’s decision to cut ties with the Worcester Chamber of Commerce in Ocean Pines, formerly the Ocean Pines Chamber of Commerce, was recently rehashed.
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors voted in a 6-1 majority to dissolve the community’s Racquet Sports Advisory Committee following mold allegations and membership option controversies.
The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved liquor license requests for a trio of businesses in Berlin last week.