Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Residents asked to attend, comment at SHA hearing By Jack Chavez, Staff Writer (June 16, 2022) The Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Committee is asking its members and Ocean Pines residents to provide input at the upcoming public hearing being held by MDOT-SHA on June 21, which will focus on the Route 90 bridge. “(Our)… Read more »
Cartoon by Jim Adcock
By Paul Suplee, MBA, CEC, PC-3 Today was my last day at the college. To say it was bittersweet would be an understatement, to say the least. For eight years, that job was the best job I ever had. After that? Well, that just reminds me of something that a mentor shared with me decades… Read more »
Regardless of whether the OPA Board of Directors has the authority t0 act in this instance, or even if some members have had it in for Tom Janasek for some time, the board’s vote last week to suspend the former director’s amenities privileges for 90 days was appropriate. By all accounts, his comments to Director… Read more »
OPA Board of Directors member Amy Peck responded this week to the public letter written by Ralph DeAngelus concerning Peck’s email to him advising him that Tom Janasek should be banned from the Ocean Pines Yacht Club. She said her private email to him was leaked and she only learned of his response when she… Read more »
By Stewart Dobson Editor The ramifications of a May 20 confrontation at the Ocean Pines Yacht Club between former Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors member Tom Janasek and current member Josette Wheatley continued this week with a board hearing scheduled, an ultimatum emailed and the yacht club management’s response to what it perceived as… Read more »
By Greg Wehner (June 9, 2022) Jets and all manner of aircraft will scream and soar over Ocean City this weekend, giving visitors and residents an opportunity to witness high-flying, death-defying aerial acrobatics and an idea of why this nation’s military pilots are the best in the world. The 2022 Ocean City Air Show is… Read more »
By Greg Wehner (June 9, 2022) The purchase of a 95.6-acre property in Berlin for $7.15 million could face a challenge at the ballot box as a committee operating under a fiscal responsibility banner is closing in on the required number of signatures to take the acquisition to referendum. The People for Fiscal Responsibility committee… Read more »
By Greg Wehner (June 9, 2022) The 301 members of Stephen Decatur High School’s class of 2022 ended their final year last week with a graduation on the football field filled with families, friends and fireworks. Just before walking through the field’s ticket booth, through the rows and rows of family and friends, and to… Read more »
By Greg Wehner (June 9, 2022) A man was hospitalized after a reported shooting in Snow Hill on Saturday evening. Snow Hill police responded to the area after the Worcester County 911 center received multiple calls for shots fired on Cypress Lane near Byrd Park. According to reports heard over the scanner, the person who… Read more »