Berlin council members unanimously approved Haley Architecture to manage services that will ultimately lead to major renovations at Town Hall.
‘Exciting’ Berlin Town Hall renovation project takes first step
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Next year’s Worcester County Fair dates, location approved
Following the success of this year’s Worcester County Fair, county leadership last week agreed to set dates for next year’s event at John Walter Smith Park for Aug. 8-10.
Worcester commissioners deny Alyosha West Ocean City harbor lease request — again
Worcester County Commissioners have denied a request from representatives of the Alyosha bay sailing business to reconsider a lease at the West Ocean City Harbor.
Worcester County license board issues fines for underage alcohol sales
Worcester County licensing board members issued fines to several local businesses this month for selling alcohol to minors.
Worcester County board of ed reviews community schools concept
Worcester County Public School officials outlined the benefits and process last week of creating community schools within the system.
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.
Atlantic General Hospital to explore strategic partnership vs. staying independent
After 31 years of operating independently, Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin is looking into whether to seek a partnership with another health care organization or continue to go it alone.
Stuart Lakernick appointed Ocean Pines Association Board president
The Ocean Pines Board of Directors voted at a special meeting Aug. 23 to appoint Dr. Stuart Lakernick in place of Rick Farr as president for the coming year.
US Wind to offer compensation package to local fishermen
US Wind officials confirmed last week that the company is developing a compensation program to benefit commercial and recreational fishermen that may be affected by local planned projects.