Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Berlin Arts and Entertainment District, in partnership with Sound Storm Records, is set to host “Vintage and Vinyl in Berlin” to celebrate Record Store Day, showcasing not only vinyl records but vintage clothing, books and more.
After introducing a tax rate of $0.8375 per $100 of assessed valuation on April 8, Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall instructed staff to plan on adjusting the rate to the current rate of $0.8275 before a public hearing set April 22.
The Ocean Pines Anglers Club is gearing up to host a fishing flea market in preparation for its Teach a Kid to Fish Day and the Art Hansen Memorial Youth Fishing Contest this summer.
The application process to become an Ocean Pines advisory committee member and updates on the existing committees’ work were discussed at the latest executive council meeting on March 28.
Whether the false claim of mold in the racquet center building arose out of a misunderstanding, an innocent conversation that went deeper than it should have or a clumsy attempt to force the Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors to erect a new facility, the board’s racquet sports advisory committee is in a heap of… Read more »
Berlin council members have asked staff to draft a policy to allow for a special run-off election in the event of a tie vote.
Berlin council members have agreed to ask Worcester County for state Program Open Space funding to buy property that could help with stormwater management.
Access to more primary care options, the addition of new, innovative technology and workforce recruitment efforts highlighted a Q&A held recently with Atlantic General Hospital and Health Systems President Don Owrey.
Berlin Robert “Bob” Baker, 74, of Berlin, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024. He was the firstborn son of the late Marion Lee Baker and Ann (Disharoon) Baker. He is survived by his son, Robert Brooks Baker Sr. and wife Andrea, of Berlin. He is also survived by his loving… Read more »
What would ocean say about turbines? Editor, What if the Atlantic Ocean could share its thoughts about the offshore wind turbines? Would it be pleased to have over 100 offshore wind turbines planted in its ocean floor? Could it agree to the height of the turbines which could be over 900 feet? Will it be offended… Read more »