Ocean Pines Police Chief Tim Robinson said he has received a number of phone calls, emails, and social media messages about speeding in the community, prompting increased enforcement efforts.
Ocean Pines police stepping up radar enforcement
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Berlin Intermediate students hear stories of sacrifice during veterans memorial trip
Berlin Intermediate School fifth graders took a trip to the Worcester County Veterans Memorial in Ocean Pines last week to hear stories of the American sacrifice for freedom.
Berlin waives fees for weather station
The Berlin Mayor and Council have unanimously voted to waive $290 building and fence permit fees for site work and installation of a weather station near Stephen Decatur Middle School.
Berlin extends tattoo moratorium
A seven-year tattoo moratorium in Berlin was extended for another year Monday with the town officials expressing a need for more time to iron out health and safety details.
State board approves Pocomoke library grant
A nearly $4 million state grant will advance the construction of a new planned library in Pocomoke.
Surfing, bodyboard lessons open for Ocean Pines youth
Ocean Pines kids interested in surfing and bodyboarding this summer will have the opportunity to learn the necessary skills, tips, and tricks from professional instructor Brian Stoehr.
Bayside Gazette Editorial 6/14/24: Straightening out our home delivery route
Straightening out our home delivery route Please bear with us as we figure it out. That’s the message this week to our Bayside Gazette home delivery customers in Ocean Pines as we switch to a new distributor. We made the change last week, and despite starting from scratch without a precise list of recipient addresses,… Read more »
Electric meter process advances in Berlin
An effort to bring electric meters to the Town of Berlin advanced this week with the launch of an RFP process.
Worcester County approves open space projects
The Worcester County Commissioners have approved a slate of planned projects for the next round of funding through the state’s Program Open Space.
Berlin officials not happy with $150K lease proposal for fire company parking lot
Berlin council members expressed opposition and concerns last week to a proposal from the fire company for an annual lease of $150,000 for a parking area on the company’s property.