Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette
The Ocean Pines Association Board of Directors recently swore in a former Ocean City officer to the community force, discussed traffic concerns and recognized the Stephen Decatur High School wrestling team.
Talk of affordability, and why it was included as an action step in Berlin’s draft strategic plan, highlighted a recent input session about the working document.
Mayor Zack Tyndall has asked Berlin Fire Company leadership to determine if the department would consider leasing some of its property behind the station to the town to be used for parking.
Members of the Worcester County Board of Zoning Appeals recently approved a request from Atlantic General Hospital to hold the facility’s 31st anniversary celebration next month at a private local home.
Members of the Worcester County Board of Education recently discussed financial roadblocks to a desire to replace Buckingham Elementary School and new planned safety implementations.
Ocean Pines Public Works Director Eddie Wells and Accounting Manager Mark Swift have both been promoted to new positions.
Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola provided updates on the yacht club’s tiki bar expansion, renovations to the community’s racquet building, and more during the latest board meeting on April 20.
Ocean Pines Board resolving racquet committee is on the members; Berlin staff bonuses fair
Pines board needs to put attention on canals’ health Editor, Because we allow our residents to fertilize their lawns and blow grass into the canals we are destroying our waterways. This spring algae blooms have been worse than ever. We should be able to see to be the bottom and see grasses growing but all we… Read more »
Worcester County staff recently told the county commissioners that the state would be providing nearly $4 million for construction of a new library in Pocomoke.