Worcester County Public School system officials addressed concerns this week about bus crowding during the first two weeks of the 2024-25 academic year.
Worcester County Public Schools address bus crowding concerns
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Berlin extends planning moratorium as director search continues
A moratorium on site plan approvals, annexations, and rezoning requests in Berlin has been extended again as the town continues its search for a planning director.
Ocean Pines issues bus safety reminders
As kids officially returned to schools, Ocean Pines officials are promoting safety during school bus encounters among changes to the educational system’s transportation methods.
Board certifies candidates for upcoming Berlin Municipal Election
Rules and regulations for then upcoming Berlin Municipal Election were laid out last week during a Board of Supervisors of Elections meeting.
Only one contested race in upcoming Berlin election
With the filing deadline passing Friday, Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall and Councilman Jack Orris have unofficially been re-elected, while Councilmember Shaneka Nichols faces a familiar challenger for her second term.
Worcester County Twilight Wish makes Ocean Pines residents’ dreams come true
Two Ocean Pines women made the dreams of a pair of local seniors come true last Wednesday, thanks to the Twilight Wish Foundation.
Third Berlin day care worker charged with child abuse, assault
Charges have been filed against a third former Berlin Activities Depot employee following a reported incident earlier this month.
Berlin scores grant for new playground
Members of the Maryland Board of Public Works recently approved a $216,000 funding request from the Town of Berlin for new playground equipment at Dr. William Henry Park.
Berlin officials discuss Heron Park deal with developer
The Berlin Mayor and Council and the prospective buyer of a piece of Heron Park discussed the framework of a future development deal this week.
New promenade coming to Snow Hill through county land donation
The Worcester County Commissioners have voted to donate roughly 9,000 square feet of county property along Bank Street to the Town of Snow Hill for the development of a new promenade.