Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
A Berlin man will serve at least one year in jail for distributing child pornography. According to a news release, on April 4, Pasco L. Allen, Jr., 75, was convicted of distribution of child pornography and sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Brian D. Shockley to five years of incarceration with all but one year suspended…. Read more »
Fox’s Pizza Den on Samual Bowen Boulevard off of Route 50 has transitioned to carryout and delivery only, and Smashed Bar and Grille has moved in to offer dine-in service.
Local plans will have to change if Worcester County wants state funding for a new Buckingham Elementary School.
Berlin’s strategic plan review process entered its final stage with a community comment session April 15, where a modest crowd discussed the future of the town.
The two incumbents whose seats on the Ocean Pines Association’s Board of Directors are running up this year have already filed for re-election as the political season gets underway.
Worcester County education officials recently reviewed the school system’s proposed budget with the County Commissioners in a lengthy work session.
Jay Walter Perskie Ocean Pines Jay Walter Perskie, 78, of Ocean Pines, went to be with the Lord Jesus Christ at 8:30 p.m., April 12, 2024. He was born to Leon and Leah Perskie on Oct. 7, 1945, in Baltimore. He graduated from Baltimore City College in 1963. After several semesters of college at the… Read more »
The Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department continues to hold fundraising initiatives for fire equipment and an improved South Station facility.
Worcester County officials have agreed to rent a temporary generator for the jail while plans for replacement of the facility’s backup generator are explored.
As Ocean City officials seek funding and land for a planned sports complex, City Manager Terry McGean said during a meeting April 1 that the town has received four proposals for an operations consultant that would manage the facility.