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.
Ocean Pines board dissolves racquet sports committee
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Berlin restaurants secure liquor licenses, transfers
The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved liquor license requests for a trio of businesses in Berlin last week.
Berlin balances budget with no tax rate increase
Berlin council members have approved a tax rate of $0.8275 per $100 of assessed land value, the same as it is now.
Berlin historic commission approves siding for Main Street home
Members of the Berlin Historic District Commission have voted to approve cedar impression vinyl siding for a Formstone home on South Main Street.
Residents share wish lists for Berlin community center
A pool, exercise equipment, office space and a community kitchen were among the numerous ideas voiced by members of the public at the meeting about the new Berlin community center last week.
Smashed Bar and Grille moves in, Fox’s goes carryout and delivery only at Route 50 spot
Fox’s Pizza Den on Samual Bowen Boulevard off of Route 50 has transitioned to carryout and delivery only, and Smashed Bar and Grille has moved in to offer dine-in service.
Worcester County officials discuss options for Buckingham Elementary
Local plans will have to change if Worcester County wants state funding for a new Buckingham Elementary School.
Ocean Pines incumbents seeking re-election ahead of May 10 filing deadline
The two incumbents whose seats on the Ocean Pines Association’s Board of Directors are running up this year have already filed for re-election as the political season gets underway.
Worcester commissioners, school officials wade through ed budget
Worcester County education officials recently reviewed the school system’s proposed budget with the County Commissioners in a lengthy work session.
Worcester County considering farm-based slaughterhouses in ag district
County officials are expected to consider a text amendment that would allow farm-based slaughterhouses in the agricultural district following a favorable recommendation by the planning commission.