More than $1.5 million in state funding will allow the design of a shared-use path along Route 611 to advance to the next planned phase.
Route 611 bike path design gets state funding
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Ocean Pines Salute to Service event set Oct. 13 at yacht club
Ocean Pines Get Involved and Steel Blu Vodka are teaming up next month to give back to American troops for the second installment of a Salute to Service event in Ocean Pines.
Bayside Gazette Editorial 9/26/2024: Body armor in Pines becomes essential
Body armor in Pines becomes essential Not that they shouldn’t have it, but you have to wonder what the world’s coming to when the police officers in one of the quietest, most peaceful communities in the three-state region need bulletproof vests. This is no knock on the Ocean Pines Police Department or its request for… Read more »
Tiffany Knupp enters Alford plea in embezzlement case
Tiffany Knupp, the founder of a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money in her deceased son’s name, will be placed on probation after entering an Alford plea this week to one of nine charges in an embezzlement case.
Proposed Berlin Community Center undergoing feasibility study
The proposed Berlin Community Center off Flower Street is set to undergo a feasibility study following approval from members of the Town Council this week.
Berlin chamber planning two new events for ‘25
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 event schedule is set, with a new concert series and a chili and chili pepper day added to the regular list of offerings.
Ocean Pines police secures $61K in state grants
The Ocean Pines Association Police Department will bolster community safety efforts through a series of state grants, including $35,000 for body cameras.
Worcester County approves $40K quote to rebuild Bishopville Park pavilion
Worcester County officials have approved a $40,000 quote to repair the Bishopville Park pavilion, which was brought down in a May storm.
Developer changing Berlin apartment complex to duplexes
Developers for the proposed Assateague Landing Apartments on Bay Street in Berlin want to transition the initially approved apartment complex outline to a 12-unit duplex.
Worcester commissioner wants staggered election terms kept top of mind
Worcester County Commissioner Joe Mitrecic is urging staff and colleagues to continue evaluating staggered terms for commissioner elections despite not getting it on the ballot this year.