Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola updated homeowners on construction advancements, maintenance, and the community’s financial situation during the latest association meeting on March 23.
More than 48,000 drivers exceeded the speed limit on sections of Ocean Parkway over a three-week period, but few were clocked at more than 50 miles-per-hour, according to a recent speed survey.
Berlin officials have agreed that growth areas need to be adjusted as a review begins on Worcester County’s comprehensive plan.
Worcester County will have a shortfall of more than $10 million to address in the Fiscal Year 2025 budget as officials begin balancing the numbers.
Worcester County officials have approved a modified sewer capacity request that will allow Diakonia to pursue plans for a thrift store, food pantry and office on Route 611.
An array of spring and Easter events are on tap for the holiday weekend in Berlin, Ocean Pines and Ocean City.
Stephen Decatur High School’s plan to hold prom on Main Street failed to get the approval of elected officials after business owners voiced concerns.
The Ocean Pines Police Department has raised officers’ starting salaries to what officials say is the highest on the Eastern Shore.
The Ocean Pines Racquet Center building remains closed pending conclusion of a full investigation into allegations about the existence of mold.
The Ocean Pines Racquet Center reopened just after 10 a.m., March 25, after an initial investigation did not turn up any evidence of mold. The center closed temporarily March 24 in response to concerns from residents about unsafe conditions.