(Aug. 25, 2016) Along with offering a number of services for aspiring writers – everything from editing copy to producing books in-house – Berlin’s Salt Water Media is also becoming something of a one-stop shop for Apple users. Inside the business, on 29 Broad Street near downtown Berlin, is a stylish new custom counter made… Read more »
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Photographers to highlight August’s Fourth Friday event
(Aug. 25, 2016) Michael Galeone has the 1,000 words for each of his pictures, and is eager to share them. “Every photo has a story — ask me and I’ll tell you. I love telling stories,” he said. “I’m always open to helping people, because I want to talk about what I’ve learned.” A Fourth… Read more »
Spots still available for 2016 Paint Berlin show, competition
(Aug. 25, 2016) The deadline for Paint Berlin is fast approaching, and only about 10 slots remain for the seventh annual plein air show and competition. Registration is open to 50 artists, and Worcester County Arts Council Executive Director Anna Mullis said the nonprofit had “close to 40” artists sign up so far. The deadline… Read more »
Final steps to cap Berlin Rubble Fill
(Aug. 25, 2016) The next steps in the Berlin Rubble Fill closure project was approved by the Worcester County Commissioners at its meeting last Tuesday. John Tustin, county Pubic Works director, provided background on the project. “We are under consent order by the Maryland Department of the Environment to construct a cap and closure to… Read more »
Meet your new Pines directors
(Aug. 18, 2016) After listening to months of debate and attending three public forums, Ocean Pines homeowners learned on Saturday that Brett Hill, Slobodan Trendic and Patricia Supik had won the 2016 board of directors election. Each will serve a three-year term on the OPA board and will join returning directors Pat Renaud, Cheryl Jacobs,… Read more »
Annual meeting sees Hill, Trendic and Supik elected
(Aug. 18, 2016) With a quorum of more than 100 people present during the annual meeting on Saturday, the Ocean Pines Association announced that Brett Hill, Slobodan Trendic and Patricia Supik, as the top-three vote getters in this year’s election, were elected to serve three-year terms on the board of directors. Hill led the way… Read more »
Pocomoke residents call for curfew
(Aug. 18, 2016) Following a melee in the area of Fourth and Laurel Streets in Pocomoke City on July 29 that resulted in two arrests and one deployed Taser, residents of the neighborhood asked the mayor and City Council this week to institute a curfew in town. “We need the support of citizens” to enact… Read more »
State names first growers, processors for med. marijuana
(Aug. 18, 2016) The state’s medical marijuana commission decided on Monday the names of the first 15 growers and processors of medical marijuana in the state. The results were organized by county, though those issued pre-approvals don’t yet need to have a physical presence in the county where they plan to serve. Shore Natural RX… Read more »
Paddle Pocomoke River for nonprofit Worcester GOLD
(Aug. 18, 2016) Worcester GOLD, a nonprofit dedicated to helping county families make ends meet, will be holding an evening paddle on the Pocomoke River on Saturday as a new fundraiser. The paddle will be held at the Pocomoke River Canoe Company, just off River Street in Snow Hill, and is scheduled to begin at… Read more »
Pocomoke police nab cash during Rt. 113 traffic stop
(Aug. 18, 2016) During a traffic stop conducted on southbound Route 113 near Brantley Road on Aug. 4, the Pocomoke Police Department reported seizing about $35,000 from the unidentified vehicle occupants. “During the stop, officers became suspicious of possible criminal activity, which led to a search of the vehicle. During the search, officers recovered $35,253… Read more »