The Maryland Coastal Bays Program hosted two volunteer surveys last month to assess the species diversity of reptiles and amphibians, or herps, in the area.
Maryland Coastal Bays conducts herp searches
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Ocean Pines launches ‘Rock the Park’ events
The Ocean Pines Association’s Recreation and Parks Department is offering family-friendly events all summer long through its “Rock the Park” initiative.
Worcester County nixes rec storage buildings on ag land
A text amendment permitting recreational storage buildings on Worcester County’s agricultural land failed to pass at the County Commissioners’ June 18 meeting.
Berlin store receives small business grant
Furnishings and decor business House Berlin recently received a $10,000 grant to enhance the store’s offerings and provide an improved shopping experience for town residents and tourists.
Maryland department of housing issues $3.8M in bonds to Berlin
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development has officially issued $3.8 million in bonds to support planned infrastructure improvements in the Town of Berlin.
Legion donates funds for new flag poles in Berlin
The Berlin American Legion Post #123 recently provided the town with funding to replace three flag poles at the Main and West streets memorial sites in downtown.
Berlin seeking residents to fill committee vacancies
The Town of Berlin is accepting applications from residents through July 19 for upcoming vacancies on various boards, committees and commissions.
Inaugural Pocomoke River Raft Race, Snow Hill festival and fireworks, set July 5
The inaugural Pocomoke River Raft Race will precede the Town off Snow Hill’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show and holiday celebration this year on Friday at Sturgis Park.
Ocean Pines Fourth of July festivities set for day of holiday
The Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Department is gearing up to host a Fourth of July festival and fireworks celebration on July 4 at Veterans Memorial Park.
Worcester County wants community feedback for comp plan update
Worcester County planners continue to welcome the community’s input as part of a 10-year update to the comprehensive plan.