Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
As Ocean City officials seek funding and land for a planned sports complex, City Manager Terry McGean said during a meeting April 1 that the town has received four proposals for an operations consultant that would manage the facility.
After meeting with representatives from Salisbury University’s Business Economic and Community Outreach Network, the Berlin Town Council is hosting two public sessions to review the towns’s working strategic plan.
The Worcester County Commissioners have delayed a decision on naming a private, currently unnamed, road in South Point in an effort to get more information.
The Worcester County Commissioners have approved plans for a $4.9 million roof replacement at Snow Hill Middle School/Cedar Chapel Special School.
County officials are expected to consider a text amendment that would allow farm-based slaughterhouses in the agricultural district following a favorable recommendation by the planning commission.
The Ocean Pines Association is one step closer to combatting erosion around the South Gate Pond after receiving two bids for the design of the restoration project.
Ocean Pines clubs, amenities and businesses will have the chance to add new members as they gear up to welcome residents to the first-ever Season Kickoff Expo on April 20 at White Horse Park.
Berlin Arts and Entertainment District, in partnership with Sound Storm Records, is set to host “Vintage and Vinyl in Berlin” to celebrate Record Store Day, showcasing not only vinyl records but vintage clothing, books and more.
After introducing a tax rate of $0.8375 per $100 of assessed valuation on April 8, Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall instructed staff to plan on adjusting the rate to the current rate of $0.8275 before a public hearing set April 22.
The Ocean Pines Anglers Club is gearing up to host a fishing flea market in preparation for its Teach a Kid to Fish Day and the Art Hansen Memorial Youth Fishing Contest this summer.