Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Maryland Public Service Commission last week hosted a virtual public hearing on a plan by Chaberton Snow Solar LLC to build a 4.0 megawatt community solar generating facility on Timmons Road in Snow Hill.
As educators and parents worry that Worcester County Public Schools will receive minimum funding for the 2024-25 Fiscal Year, the Ocean Pines Association has asked residents to remove yard signs expressing support for the system.
The Calvin B. Taylor House Museum on Main Street in Berlin is kicking off the season with a new exhibit, which opened May 1.
The Treasure Chest, a staple on Main Street in Berlin since 1977, welcomed Ashley Harrison this month to work with owner Terri Sexton.
Members of the Local Development Council, the committee that reviews how local jurisdictions use casino revenues, is continuing to question the Town of Berlin’s spending plan.
Town of Berlin officials are mourning the loss of Dave Engelhart, the municipality’s planning director, who passed away over the weekend following an illness.
The Worcester County Board of Education honored accomplished students, athletes and coaches from the system’s three high schools at an open meeting on April 16.
While a bill that would have allowed internet gaming in Maryland did not end up passing this year, Worcester County lawmakers are concerned about affects to the local casino if it comes back up.
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors has a Pittsburgh company to handle ballot counting for the upcoming election.
A record 50 vendors will line the streets with line Commerce, Pitts and Main streets in Berlin on May 5 for the official opening of the town’s seasonal farmers market.