Pines board needs to put attention on canals’ health Editor, Because we allow our residents to fertilize their lawns and blow grass into the canals we are destroying our waterways. This spring algae blooms have been worse than ever. We should be able to see to be the bottom and see grasses growing but all we… Read more »
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State providing $3.9M for new Pocomoke library
Worcester County staff recently told the county commissioners that the state would be providing nearly $4 million for construction of a new library in Pocomoke.
Worcester Chamber in Ocean Pines sticking to name change despite continued backlash
Controversy surrounding the Ocean Pines Association’s decision to cut ties with the Worcester Chamber of Commerce in Ocean Pines, formerly the Ocean Pines Chamber of Commerce, was recently rehashed.
Ocean Pines board dissolves racquet sports committee
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors voted in a 6-1 majority to dissolve the community’s Racquet Sports Advisory Committee following mold allegations and membership option controversies.
Berlin restaurants secure liquor licenses, transfers
The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved liquor license requests for a trio of businesses in Berlin last week.
Berlin balances budget with no tax rate increase
Berlin council members have approved a tax rate of $0.8275 per $100 of assessed land value, the same as it is now.
Berlin historic commission approves siding for Main Street home
Members of the Berlin Historic District Commission have voted to approve cedar impression vinyl siding for a Formstone home on South Main Street.
Ocean Pines honors volunteers
The Ocean Pines Board of Directors recognized the unpaid people who donate their time and efforts to the community at the association’s annual volunteer appreciation dinner at the Yacht Club April 11.
Residents share wish lists for Berlin community center
A pool, exercise equipment, office space and a community kitchen were among the numerous ideas voiced by members of the public at the meeting about the new Berlin community center last week.
Health insurance savings could help Berlin fund emergency services
Unexpected insurance savings are expected to help Berlin address needs within the municipality’s proposed budget, namely for fire and EMS services.