Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
With the filing deadline passing Friday, Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall and Councilman Jack Orris have unofficially been re-elected, while Councilmember Shaneka Nichols faces a familiar challenger for her second term.
Two Ocean Pines women made the dreams of a pair of local seniors come true last Wednesday, thanks to the Twilight Wish Foundation.
Charges have been filed against a third former Berlin Activities Depot employee following a reported incident earlier this month.
Members of the Maryland Board of Public Works recently approved a $216,000 funding request from the Town of Berlin for new playground equipment at Dr. William Henry Park.
The Worcester County Chamber of Commerce in Ocean Pines is hosting its first National Civics Bee for middle school students in conjunction with the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
The Ocean Pines Association and members of the Environment and Natural Assets Committee are working to protect the neighborhood’s geese and duck population.
Becker Morgan Group has been officially selected to complete architectural and engineering services for a new public works facility in Berlin.
Berlin council members unanimously approved Haley Architecture to manage services that will ultimately lead to major renovations at Town Hall.
Following the success of this year’s Worcester County Fair, county leadership last week agreed to set dates for next year’s event at John Walter Smith Park for Aug. 8-10.
Worcester County Commissioners have denied a request from representatives of the Alyosha bay sailing business to reconsider a lease at the West Ocean City Harbor.