Voters give board chance for repeat The Ocean Pines Association has reached the Goldilocks level, General Manager John Viola said Saturday at the association’s annual meeting, and not only does that appear to have happened, but it also looks as if the community’s fiscal and physical circumstances will continue in that direction for another year…. Read more »
Opinion
Letter To The Editor: Landowner details solar farm benefits
Landowner details solar farm benefits Editor, The story of community solar in Worcester County is that it benefits our community. As a landowner in Worcester County, the recent story “MACo officials present overview of solar projects on Worcester County ag land” by Bethany Hooper raises several issues that warrant additional local perspective. My property is… Read more »
Letter To The Editor: Volunteers donated 800 hours to event
Volunteers donated 800 hours to event Editor, To the Ocean Pines community and surrounding area: The Annual Ocean Pines Library Book Sale was held July 23 through July 29 and was a huge success with approximately $14,000.00 in sales that will be used for programs, events, children’s programs and other needs that the Ocean Pines… Read more »
Bayside Gazette Editorial 8/8/2024: New OP board should follow current path
Even if the winners of this year’s Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors election are unknown at this writing — a few hours before the ballot counting begins — it’s safe to assume that the association will continue to follow its current path. There’s no reason not to, considering that the only possible trouble on… Read more »
Vote count about to begin
(Aug. 8, 2024) Sometime later today or tonight, assuming everything goes correctly, members of the Ocean Pines Association should know how the voting went in this summer’s contest between five candidates for two seats on the board of directors. Ballot counting is scheduled to begin at noon at the Golf Club, where homeowners may watch… Read more »
Bayside Gazette Editorial 8/2/2024: ‘Let Them Play’ helps kids get leg up in life
‘Let Them Play’ helps kids get leg up in life Some kids have the skills, or ability to develop them, and some others just want to be part of the same thing their friends and acquaintances enjoy. But regardless of their motivations or desire to see what they can do, it’s all beside the point… Read more »
Letter To The Editor: Thankful for quality care, empathy
Thankful for quality care, empathy Editor, We are writing to bring attention to some truly amazing local heroes, who are surely deserving of far more praise and esteem than they usually publicly receive. Our beloved mother experienced a series of strokes, which caused her to be consigned to long term care at Berlin Nursing &… Read more »
Letter To The Editor: Md. needs to learn from recent mishap
Md. needs to learn from recent mishap Editor, Raise your hand if you are aware of the environmental disaster that started on July 13 off the coast of Nantucket? For those who don’t know, a 300-foot long blade broke off a turbine in the Vineyard Wind project located between Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. This project… Read more »
Bayside Gazette Editorial 7/25/2024: Boating safety class scheduled, so sign up
Boating safety class scheduled, so sign up It’s never too late to learn something new, especially when it pertains to protecting oneself and others from serious harm that could have been avoided. Enter the Coast Guard Auxiliary in Ocean Pines, where its last boating safety course of the season will be held on Saturday, Aug…. Read more »
Bayside Gazette Editorial: Berlin Planning Commission needs to tread lightly
Berlin Planning Commission needs to tread lightly The Berlin Planning Commission might think it is looking out for the community by blocking the development of a Microtel Inn on Route 113, but its continued exercise of authority it doesn’t have risks placing the town in legal jeopardy. Obviously, the commission doesn’t want Microtel or probably… Read more »