The Berlin American Legion Post #123 recently provided the town with funding to replace three flag poles at the Main and West streets memorial sites in downtown.
Legion donates funds for new flag poles in Berlin
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Berlin seeking residents to fill committee vacancies
The Town of Berlin is accepting applications from residents through July 19 for upcoming vacancies on various boards, committees and commissions.
Inaugural Pocomoke River Raft Race, Snow Hill festival and fireworks, set July 5
The inaugural Pocomoke River Raft Race will precede the Town off Snow Hill’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show and holiday celebration this year on Friday at Sturgis Park.
Ocean Pines Fourth of July festivities set for day of holiday
The Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Department is gearing up to host a Fourth of July festival and fireworks celebration on July 4 at Veterans Memorial Park.
Worcester County wants community feedback for comp plan update
Worcester County planners continue to welcome the community’s input as part of a 10-year update to the comprehensive plan.
Worcester County secures grant to dredge West Ocean City harbor
By Steve Green, Executive Editor A grant is expected to be used to fund an upcoming dredging project at the commercial harbor in West Ocean City. Worcester County Procurement Officer Nicholas Rice was given the green light from the Worcester County Commissioners at the June 18 meeting to solicit bids for dredging services of the harbor…. Read more »
Worcester County signs off on open space requests
The expansion of an athletic complex just south of Berlin is at the top of the county’s approved list of Program Open Space priorities for the coming fiscal year.
Bayside Gazette Editorial 6/27/24: Slow progress on bays shows tough job ahead
Progress is painfully slow, but the overall state of the coastal bays and their tributaries is slightly better than it has been over the years, the Maryland Coastal Bays Program reported this week. How slow? Consider that in 2008, the program’s annual report card gave the six areas surveyed — the St. Martin River, Assawoman… Read more »
Worcester County adopts state of emergency plan for schools
The Worcester County Board of Education unanimously approved the adoption of the prolonged state of emergency plan, a preventative measure if events such as the COVID-19 pandemic force school closures again.
Worcester board of ed gives update on gifted, talented program
Worcester County Coordinator of Instruction Tamara Mills recently discussed the school system’s Gifted and Talented program, including how students are identified and what services are provided.