Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola reported last Saturday that the OPA ended the fiscal year on April 30, with a $166,000 favorable variance to the budget for the month, among other updates.
Developers of a Microtel hotel planned for a 5-acre lot on Route 113 in Berlin are expected to work with members of the Berlin Planning Commission to come up with a building that fits the town.
The Berlin Beer Company is getting closer to opening on Broad Street in downtown Berlin last week with an alcoholic beverage license approval from the Worcester County Board of License Commissioners.
Worcester’s politics have many layers Anyone who thinks describing Worcester County politics is a piece of cake has another thing coming, judging from events of this week. On one hand, county voters can be more conservative than those in Maryland’s other districts, while town policies often go in the opposite direction. On Monday, for instance,… Read more »
OC Liquid Limo is offering Ocean Pines residents a convenient and relaxing ride to Oceans Calling and Country Calling festivals this fall by way of its Liquid Tiki charter boat.
Members of the Berlin Parks Commission have agreed to adjust the date of Berlin Cleanup Day in 2025 in an effort to boost participation.
Plans for a new Pocomoke library continue to advance with county staff members reporting last week that the $8.1 project is expected to go to bid in August or September.
Commissioner Diana Purnell last week presented a proclamation recognizing May as National Foster Care Month to Roberta Baldwin, director of the department of social services, and members of her team.
The Ocean Pines Pine’eer Craft Club has named treasurer and longtime member Jane Wolnik the May crafter of the month.
Mayor Zack Tyndall confirmed this week that the town would again be flying the pride flag and issuing a proclamation in honor of Pride Month following comments on the topic at Monday’s council meeting.