BERLIN – Town officials vowed to do whatever was necessary to get the road damaged during the construction of Cannery Village repaired.At the urging of Councilman Dean Burrell, the town council agreed Monday to have staff get the damaged section of Flower Street in front of Cannery Village repaired as quickly as possible at the… Read more »
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Pines Board Votes To Move Ahead With Capital Projects
BERLIN – After some minor changes, the new members of the Ocean Pines Association’s board of directors agreed to move quickly ahead with several capital projects.In a special meeting Sept. 9, the board — which now includes four new members — voted to move ahead with plans for new bathrooms at White Horse Park, changes… Read more »
Schools Adopt Hybrid Flyer System
NEWARK – The school system is using a mix of paper and electronic flyers this year in an effort to ensure information makes its way home to parents.Though Worcester County Public Schools tried an electronic flyer delivery system last year, parents were slow to sign up. Since the spring, schools have been using both paper… Read more »
Pines Board Votes 4-2 To Fill Vacancy With Parks
OCEAN PINES – Leaders of the Ocean Pines Association have selected Doug Parks to fill the board vacancy created by the recent resignation of Pat Renaud.During a special meeting Friday, the board of directors voted 4-2 to appoint Parks to the position. The vote came after Cheryl Jacobs nominated Frank Daly, the next highest vote-getter… Read more »
Worcester Backs Hogan’s Planned Septic Changes
SNOW HILL – County officials called Gov. Larry Hogan’s plans to remove septic pretreatment requirements for systems throughout most of the state a victory.During the Maryland Association of Counties conference, Hogan announced his plans to remove the septic pretreatment requirements for systems not in the state’s critical areas. At this week’s meeting of the Worcester… Read more »
Spray Irrigation Project Advances After Contract OK’d
SNOW HILL – The spray irrigation project at Eagles Landing Golf Course is expected to move forward following a contract decision this week.On Tuesday the Worcester County Commissioners voted to award the contract for the installation of a spray irrigation system at the Ocean City course to Leibold Irrigation of Illinois. Though the company was… Read more »
Berlin Will Use Grant To Add Park Restrooms
BERLIN – Thanks to a grant, residents will soon see permanent bathrooms installed at Henry Park.The town received a $96,000 Community Parks and Playgrounds grant that will fund the majority of the costs associated with replacing the portable toilets at Henry Park with permanent restrooms.“I think it’s a good point to make that’s a very… Read more »
Berlin Mayor, Council Candidates Talk Issues At Political Forum; Election Set For Oct. 4
BERLIN – As the municipal election approaches, candidates shared their views on everything from annexation to economic development at a forum this week.The town’s candidates for mayor, Gee Williams and Lisa Hall, and candidates for the District 2 council seat, Jack Orris and Zack Tyndall, participated in a forum hosted by the Coastal Association of… Read more »
Worcester Looking To Sublet Liquor Store Location In Resort
SNOW HIL – The county will begin seeking proposals from parties interested in subletting the 16th Street liquor store this month as the exit strategy designed to get Worcester County out of the liquor business moves ahead.On Tuesday, the Worcester County Commissioners approved a request for proposals (RFP) that will be issued to sublease the… Read more »
New Learning Center Focuses On ‘Individualized Learning’
BERLIN – A new educational facility in northern Worcester County is focused on providing children with a hands-on approach to learning.Coastal Early Learning Center, a Montessori school, opened this week in a brand new facility on Seahawk Road. The center is designed to offer a Montessori education to children between the ages of two and… Read more »
