Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The case against 23-year-old Berlin resident Tyler Mailloux, accused in the 2022 hit-and-run death of Gavin Knupp, will continue in Worcester County Circuit Court following an appellate court opinion released March 27.
A grand jury on March 28 indicted Heather Lynn Ward, 40, on 90 charges charges related to her time working at Berlin Activities Depot/Education Station.
The Berlin Planning Commission voted 4-3 on March 27 to approve a revised site plan for a Wawa convenience store at the intersection of Route 50 and North Main Street.
Most of the Ocean Pines Racquet Center office building has been reopened following an investigation into reports of potential mold and unsafe conditions on March 23.
The Town of Berlin has secured a $1.2 million grant from the federal government to study construction of a pedestrian and walking bridge that would connect two sides of town separated by Route 113.
Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department President Joe Enste shared plans raise money for renovations to the South Fire Station and fire safety tips during the Ocean Pines Association board’s latest meeting.
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.