Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Ocean Pines Association has named veteran area tennis coach Terry Underkoffler as the new director of racquet sports. Veteran coach Terry Underkoffler took over March 15 By Tara Fischer, Staff Writer Terry Underkoffler, a tennis coach from Ocean Pines and Worcester Preparatory School, has been named the new director of racquet sports for the… Read more »
Members of the Worcester County Public Works Water and Wastewater Division will conduct smoke testing of the sanitary sewer system March 21-26 in Ocean Pines.
The first hammers have been swung to kickstart the demolition of the long-shuttered former chicken processing plant building at Heron Park in Berlin.
A public hearing is set for March 25 on a US Wind application to build a concrete pier off Harbor Road in West Ocean City.
Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan said the town officials are seeking more unrestricted grant funds, as well as continued support of funding EMS service in West Ocean City, from Worcester County in the coming fiscal year.
Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan has a point, when he says the Worcester County Commissioners should tie their annual grants to the towns to the Consumer Price Index. Not only would all the towns and the Ocean Pines Association benefit from this more logical grant structure, the annual “beg-a-thon,” as these bended-knee appeals for money… Read more »
What is hidden agenda? Editor, As a community member and education advocate, I have been attending County Commissioner meetings and Board of Education meetings. What I see happening is very disturbing. The Board of Education has worked diligently to share with the County Commissioners the budget information they requested. However, the commissioners wanting the school… Read more »
Teacher addresses school safety Editor, I’ve spent my entire teaching career at Stephen Decatur Middle School. This is year 22. Never have I ever feared for my safety. I have had three of my four kiddos in my building. Never have I ever feared for their safety. My husband now works in my building as… Read more »
Berlin Town Council members unanimously selected a contractor to handle the relocation of a water main on Harrison Avenue.
The Town of Berlin is officially seeking $3.8 million in bonds for a new public works building and electrical infrastructure.