Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Barbara F. Parks Snow Hill Barbara F. Parks, 86, of Snow Hill, was born on April 9, 1938. She was called home to be with our Lord and Savior on June 6, 2024. She passed away at Hartley Nursing and Rehab in Pocomoke due to natural causes. While we are saddened by her passing, we… Read more »
The annual Maryland Coastal Bays Program report card recently released a score that reveals the health of the Eastern Shore waterways has improved since last year.
Worcester Technical High School’s Culinary and Pastry Arts Department is preparing to launch a teaching café at the TidalHealth Ocean Pines Campus, allowing students to receive hands-on education and give back to the community.
The Worcester County Commissioners are pushing back on a state initiative to shift more health department funding to local governments that could cost an additional $6 million.
The Berlin Planning Commission heard concept site plans last week for a potential home for Buzz Meadery and a new office building on South Main Street.
The Worcester County Commissioners have approved an agreement to provide naloxone to jail inmates upon their release.
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola and his team recently provided their monthly report on current community initiatives and assured homeowners that amenities remain profitable.
Friends and family honored well-known Ocean City relator and Army veteran Bruce Moore with a brick dedication and ceremony at the Worcester County Veterans Memorial in Ocean Pines this week.
Ocean Pines safety officials provided community updates on rules and regulations during the latest board of directors meeting, namely on fireworks safety as the Fourth of July holiday approaches.
A former employee of the Berlin Activities Depot, Catherine Deutsch, 32, of Ocean Pines, was arrested June 11 on 15 charges – 11 charges of failure to report child abuse/neglect and four charges of neglect of a minor.