Worcester County Public School system officials addressed concerns this week about bus crowding during the first two weeks of the 2024-25 academic year.
Worcester County Public Schools address bus crowding concerns
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Berlin extends planning moratorium as director search continues
A moratorium on site plan approvals, annexations, and rezoning requests in Berlin has been extended again as the town continues its search for a planning director.
Ocean Pines issues bus safety reminders
As kids officially returned to schools, Ocean Pines officials are promoting safety during school bus encounters among changes to the educational system’s transportation methods.
Board certifies candidates for upcoming Berlin Municipal Election
Rules and regulations for then upcoming Berlin Municipal Election were laid out last week during a Board of Supervisors of Elections meeting.
Pickleball Smash planned for Sept. 19 at Worcester Prep
Pickleball novices are invited to attend free community clinics to learn tips and tricks from volunteer coaches to expand their prowess in the popular community sport.
Worcester Tech students to open Pines Cafe
Worcester Technical High School’s Culinary and Pastry Arts Department will officially open its teaching café at the TidalHealth Ocean Pines Campus Monday.
Ocean Pines turns focus to fall events
As summer cools down and the leaves start to fall, the Ocean Pines Association is gearing up to host autumnal events, classes, and sports leagues.
Worcester commissioners approve request from sheriff for full-time position
The Worcester County Commissioners agreed last month to convert two part-time positions within the sheriff’s department after learning that recent vacancies had resulted in soaring overtime costs.
Berlin launches community center survey
The process to develop the Berlin Community Center is continuing as town officials seek input from members of the public on desired amenities and features in a survey.
Worcester County discusses mobile food vendor regulations
Worcester County officials say they will work with the local health department to address concerns from mobile food vendors regarding equipment certification.