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Berlin to continue support for WCDC, Worcester Youth

(April 27, 2017) The Berlin Town Council approved increased funding for Worcester Youth and Family Counseling programs and consented to keep funding level for Worcester County Developmental Center during a meeting on Monday. Worcester Youth programs, which includes the Berlin Youth Club, will get an annual grant of $40,000. The Developmental Center will continue to… Read more »

Route 113 dualization effort could continue into next year

(April 27, 2017) Drivers on Route 113 between Snow Hill and Berlin will continue to encounter lane closures during peak travel hours until Memorial Day, with single-lane traffic limited to off-peak hours during the summer as construction crews’ complete a more than $86 million highway dualization project. Work on the project, however, could stretch well… Read more »

Snow Hill employee arrested, but officials silent on reason

(April 27, 2017) Erica Holland, 31, of Snow Hill was arrested Tuesday afternoon at her place of employment at Town Hall in Snow Hill, but no charges have been filed against her as of press time. Up until yesterday at least, she was employed as a receptionist for the town. The locks on the doors… Read more »

Worcester County remembers former Warden Gary Mumford

(April 27, 2017) County staff and officials appeared wearing blue ribbons pinned to their lapels at the county commissioners’ Tuesday meeting to remember Warden Garry Mumford, 57, who passed away after a brief illness last Saturday. Jim Bunting, county commissioner president, said the county “had lost a dedicated and respected person, and I lost a… Read more »

Pocomoke man arrested as suspect in shooting death

(April 27, 2017) Darryl K. Wise Jr., 26, of Pocomoke City, is facing multiple charges including first degree murder after police say he shot and killed Deontre’ Bailey, 23, following a verbal altercation last Thursday night in Pocomoke. According to Maryland State Police Homicide Unit investigators, Wise was engaged in a discussion on the front… Read more »

Ripple effect of Oasis pool felt at meeting

 (April 27, 2017) A huge crowd by Ocean Pines standards turned out for last Thursday’s special meeting to oppose change at the adults-only Oasis pool and succeeded in convincing the board of directors to scuttle that proposal by a 5-2 vote. The ripple effect of that meeting continued to be felt during Monday’s work session,… Read more »

Pocomoke liquor store sale final

 (April 27, 2017) The county commissioners voted to approve two documents on Tuesday: an agreement of sale and an asset purchase agreement, which finalized the purchase of the Shore Spirits Liquor Mart in Pocomoke City by Kalpesh Patel for $1.174 million. Patel bid $950,000 for the real estate, furniture, fixtures and improvements, and the existing… Read more »

Temporary ramps for skateboarding coming to BF park

(April 27, 2017) By a unanimous vote, including one emphatic vote of “absolutely” by Berlin Councilman Thom Gulyas, the town agreed to allow Sean McLaren to set up public-use skateboard ramps once a month at Berlin Falls park starting in May. McLaren will set up the ramps on the east and north sides of the… Read more »

Inaugural Men’s Conference in Snow Hill, this Saturday

(April 27, 2017) Husbands, sons and brothers are invited to attend the inaugural Men’s Conference this Saturday at the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Snow Hill starting at 11 a.m. The event, which is being organized by Sylvester “Dawk” Bratten Sr., is an attempt to gather males together for an open discussion of the… Read more »

Walk for Kids this Sunday to benefit CRICKET Center

(April 27, 2017) To raise funds and generate attention during Child Abuse Awareness Month, the nonprofit CRICKET Center in Berlin will host its fourth annual Walk for Kids on the Boardwalk this Sunday, April 30. “This event is special because it’s all about prevention,” said CRICKET Center Executive Director Wendy Myers. “While we do need… Read more »