Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
In a 4-1 vote, the Worcester County Board of Education recently adopted a revised budget for the upcoming fiscal year that provides raises for teachers and support personnel following the county commissioners’ vote to reduce funding levels.
The Town of Berlin is sticking to tradition and celebrating Independence Day a day early on July 3 with a fireworks show to begin at 9 p.m.
For about 48 hours this weekend, Worcester County officials asked residents and visitors of Riddle Farm and South Ocean Pines to cease all non-essential indoor and outdoor water use because of low water tables and well pump issues.
Worcester County Commissions recently approved a text amendment that will allow slaughterhouses on A-1 agricultural properties by special exception after a public hearing during which several residents objected to the change.
The annual Maryland Coastal Bays Program report card recently released a score that reveals the health of the Eastern Shore waterways has improved since last year.
Worcester Technical High School’s Culinary and Pastry Arts Department is preparing to launch a teaching café at the TidalHealth Ocean Pines Campus, allowing students to receive hands-on education and give back to the community.
The Worcester County Commissioners are pushing back on a state initiative to shift more health department funding to local governments that could cost an additional $6 million.
The Berlin Planning Commission heard concept site plans last week for a potential home for Buzz Meadery and a new office building on South Main Street.
The Worcester County Commissioners have approved an agreement to provide naloxone to jail inmates upon their release.
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola and his team recently provided their monthly report on current community initiatives and assured homeowners that amenities remain profitable.