Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
Bucky Gray Bishopville Harold J. “Bucky” Gray Jr., 56, of Bishopville, died Sunday, May 26, 2024. He was born in Salisbury and was the son of Carol E. (Eskridge) Gray of Bishopville and the late Harold J. “Buck” Gray Sr. Bucky was a harness racehorse trainer and a member of Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Assoc. In… Read more »
Berlin council members have approved several annual vendor and service contracts and agreed to increase funding for the Heron Park Building Demolition Project to address on-site discoveries.
Berlin Chamber of Commerce’s 34th Berlin Bathtub Races will commence at 6 p.m., this Friday, downtown.
After reports of outages in the Berlin area over Memorial Day weekend, a Comcast official said last week that the internet interruptions have been fixed.
A previously unnamed private road in South Point will now be officially called Heron Lane following a vote by county commissioners.
Local businesses will once again compete for a trophy, and bragging rights, in the 34th installment of the Berlin Bathtub Races won June 14.
Ocean Pines resident Margit Novack’s self-published book, “Squint: Re-visioning the Second Half of Life,” is now available as an audiobook.
Members of the Ocean Pines Elections Committee have determined preliminary questions and ballot order for the five candidates running for the association’s Board of Directors, who are set to face off at a forum on June 13.
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.