Drive-Thru Food Pantry Serves 200-Plus Local Families

Drive-Thru Food Pantry Serves 200-Plus Local Families

BERLIN – Members of a local nonprofit haven’t let the COVID-19 outbreak stop them from helping those in need.In an effort to continue to provide meals for the community amid current social distancing requirements, the Stevenson United Methodist Church’s Spirit Kitchen is now operating a drive-thru food pantry in conjunction with Worcester Youth and Family… Read more »

Governor Issues Face Mask Order, Talks Responsible Recovery

Governor Issues Face Mask Order, Talks Responsible Recovery

OCEAN CITY — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday afternoon announced a new executive order mandating face masks or other face covering for residents visiting retail establishments such as grocery stores, convenience stores and other essential retail businesses effective early Saturday morning.In his weekly COVID-19 update, Hogan said despite the deadliest 48-hour period in Maryland… Read more »

Local Company Offers ‘Spread A Little Sunshine’ Campaign

Local Company Offers ‘Spread A Little Sunshine’ Campaign

BERLIN – A resort-based company is looking to help those in the local service industry through a new campaign.Last week, Ultra Solar & Wind Solutions – a residential and commercial solar contractor and certified SunPower dealer – announced the launch of its “Spread a Little Sunshine” campaign. For every residential SunPower solar system sold from… Read more »

Despite Current ‘Holding Pattern,’ OC Prepping Bus, Tram Operations For Season

Despite Current ‘Holding Pattern,’ OC Prepping Bus, Tram Operations For Season

OCEAN CITY — While a return date to full operation of the resort’s municipal bus service and Boardwalk tram service remains much in doubt, steps are being taken to hit the ground running when restrictions related to the ongoing pandemic are eased.While the season has changed to spring, the town’s municipal bus service remains on… Read more »

UPDATED: What Happens When A Positive COVID-19 Case Is Confirmed? Worcester Now Has 21 Cases

UPDATED: What Happens When A Positive COVID-19 Case Is Confirmed? Worcester Now Has 21 Cases

SNOW HILL – As COVID-19 cases continue to increase locally, Commissioner Chip Bertino reminds citizens that health officials have procedures in place to respond to the pandemic.“We are all concerned about the COVID-19 virus and what impact it is having on our community,” Bertino said. “Many have contacted me sharing their concerns and frustrations. We’ll… Read more »