Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Ocean Pines Elections Committee hosted a virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 14, to discuss candidate eligibility, timelines, events, and regulations for this summer’s Board of Directors election.
Ocean Pines Racquet Sports Director Terry Underkoffler is looking forward to the new structure of the amenity and programming and other plans for the coming summer.
During an update on the Ocean Pines Police and the Volunteer Fire departments’ recent activities last weekend, OPA Board of Directors President Rick Farr swore Officer Michael Ebersole into the police department.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) recently signed legislation that will facilitate evaluation and approval of revised offshore wind projects into law.
Berlin’s Old Fashioned Memorial Day Parade, a longstanding tradition in the town, is set to begin at 11 a.m. at Stephen Decatur Middle School and continue along Flower Street to Henry Park.
Ocean Pines Association Board members celebrated the opening of the new, expanded Yacht Club tiki bar with a ribbon cutting ceremony last Sunday.
Letter to the Editor: Route 611 speed concerns raised Editor, As I was leaving my development in Mystic Harbour today, I was nearly T-boned by a car leaving Sinepuxent Road. It was a very close call. Thank God I wasn’t coming down from Frontier town at 50 miles per hour, which brings me to the… Read more »
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola reported last Saturday that the OPA ended the fiscal year on April 30, with a $166,000 favorable variance to the budget for the month, among other updates.
Developers of a Microtel hotel planned for a 5-acre lot on Route 113 in Berlin are expected to work with members of the Berlin Planning Commission to come up with a building that fits the town.
The Berlin Beer Company is getting closer to opening on Broad Street in downtown Berlin last week with an alcoholic beverage license approval from the Worcester County Board of License Commissioners.