Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Worcester County Commissioners have agreed to rescind a denial letter for a solar project in Snow Hill, officially settling an administrative appeal Chaberton Snow Solar LLC filed in circuit court late last year.
Newly installed speed cameras on Flower Street in Berlin are officially live and clocked nearly 180 drivers traveling more than 37 mph on the 25 mph road in two days.
Berlin council members approved a $14 million budget that includes funding for key projects such as a new public works facility, an employee step and grade system, and design guidelines last week.
Atlantic General Hospital’s Walk with a Doc program, offered monthly in Ocean Pines, allows Worcester County residents to improve their heart health, foray into regular physical activity, and get answers to medical inquiries all during a morning stroll.
Several Berlin residents voiced support last week for the town’s plan to seek a Community Development Block Grant for a community center on Flower Street.
Berlin council members are expected to revisit a discussion the potential sale of a portion of Heron Park in July.
Appearances can be as important as money It’s not a matter of whether the Berlin mayor and council want to sell Parcel 57 on the Heron Park tract, that’s been established. At issue is how town officials want to sell it and how many strings they want to attach to its development. The latter will… Read more »
Decision makers hurting our county Editor, Residents should know that the Worcester County Commissioners are being incredibly short-sighted and setting up our schools for future failures if they continue down this path of politicizing education in our county. It isn’t (just) that Worcester County teachers are paid the lowest in the state(marylandpublicschools.org), or that our… Read more »
After residents in Berlin urged to report outages, Comcast officials say that the company has addressed internet issues within the town.
Three Ocean Pines residents — Amy Peck, Sherrie Clifford, and Jerry Murphy— have thrown their hats into the ring to challenge incumbents Rick Farr and Jeff Heavner for the two available seats on the association’s Board of Directors.