Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The town council voted 4-0 this week, with Councilman Jay Knerr absent, to approve an application for a $3.8 million bond to the Community Development Administration 2024 Local Government Infrastructure Financing Program.
Supporters of Diakonia are exploring options in the wake of the Worcester County Commissioners’ decision not to approve Diakonia’s plan to acquire sewer capacity from the Town of Ocean City.
Jenkins Point, south of the Route 90 bridge in the Isle of Wight Bay, is a series of islands kayak-distance from Ocean Pines that was an unbroken peninsula before 60 years of erosion caused what is now the fragmented pieces off the residential community.
Since the parcels that are meant to be home to the center were consolidated last fall, the committee is expected to provide the public with an update on their efforts this month.
Club members have expressed interest in providing $6,000 toward the purchase of automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, for Henry and Stephen Decatur parks.
Officials at Coastal Hospice & Palliative Care have been notifying affected individuals following a data security incident that occurred in July.
On March 2, Berlin resident Lara Mulvaney will host the workshop, which will guide attendees through hands-on cleanup action.
The Berlin Chamber of Commerce Financial Literacy Educational Series kicked off Feb. 1 and runs through the end of March.
By Charlene Sharpe, Contributing Writer Various projects aimed at increasing pedestrian safety highlight the Town of Berlin’s annual transportation priority list. On Monday, the Town Council approved a letter that will be sent to the Worcester County Commissioners outlining the projects municipal officials would like to see as transportation priorities. Officials are requesting sidewalks on Route… Read more »
Heron Park low bid comes in well below grant amount By Charlene Sharpe, Contributing Writer (Jan. 25, 2024) Demolition work at Heron Park in Berlin is expected to start within 30 days following selection of a contractor this week. The Berlin Town Council on Monday accepted a $112,715 bid from JNT Enterprises for the demolition of… Read more »