A Berlin daycare worker is facing assault and child abuse charges after an eight-month-old baby was brought to the hospital with a broken leg. While the investigation is ongoing and more charges are likely, on Feb. 20 Berlin resident Heather Lynn Ward, 39, was charged with 14 counts of second-degree assault and one felony count…
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Plans for a Wawa in Berlin got preliminary approval this week but developers will have to work elements of the town’s architecture into the design if they want the project to come to fruition. After nearly three hours of discussion and several failed motions, the Berlin Planning Commission voted 4-2 Wednesday to give preliminary approval…
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OCEAN CITY – The construction of “little libraries” is expected to benefit an uptown community. Last summer, Caine Woods Community Association resident Finian Dudley,16, began an effort to construct “little libraries” for his Eagle Scout service project. With the boxes now installed at three public parks, he said he is hoping those in his neighborhood…
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BERLIN – A local student was recently recognized for winning a regional design contest. On Jan. 18, representatives with the Delmarva Shorebirds visited Berlin Intermediate School to recognize sixth-grade student Loralei Donoway as the winner of this year’s “Hit The Books” bookmark contest. Donoway’s design was selected from tens of thousands of submissions across 100-plus…
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The eighth grade class last Friday sponsored “Decade Dress” Spirit Day to help celebrate Worcester Preparatory School’s 50th Anniversary this year. Middle School students
participated by wearing outfits representing the 70s, 80s, 90s or the 2000s. Above, at right are eighth grader Beckett Green and teacher Allison Bescak. Below right are sixth graders, back row, Ruya Kucuk, Sarah Williams and Emma Brooks, and, front, Addison Perdue, Ariana Dorfler and Gracie Holloway. Above left are eighth graders Sydney Mize, Anisha Batra, Emily Patrowicz, Elliott Windrow, Catherine Cullen and Ayla Yonker. Bottom left are sixth graders Brock Phillips, Jack Tunnell, Ben Rafinski, Wesley Wisniewski, Chase Thompson and Ayven Browne.
