Sale of Heron Park’s Parcel 57 To Be Discussed Again Monday; Mayor and Two Councilmembers Propose New Contract

Sale of Heron Park’s Parcel 57 To Be Discussed Again Monday; Mayor and Two Councilmembers Propose New Contract

BERLIN– Just two weeks after voting to end negotiations regarding the sale of Heron Park, the Berlin Town Council is expected to reconsider the issue on Monday.A trio of Berlin elected officials will seek additional discussion regarding the sale of a portion of Heron Park to local developer Palmer Gillis on Monday. Mayor Zack Tyndall… Read more »

Resort Planners OK Mini Golf Request; Owner Seeks Conditional Use For 18-Hole Course

Resort Planners OK Mini Golf Request; Owner Seeks Conditional Use For 18-Hole Course

OCEAN CITY – A conditional use request for a miniature golf course will advance to the Mayor and Council with a favorable recommendation.Nearly a year after receiving a conditional use for a new miniature golf course near 19th Street and Philadelphia Avenue, the connections of Nick’s Golf came before the Ocean City Planning and Zoning… Read more »

Quiet Storm’s Ongoing ‘Maui Strong’ Campaign Tops $100K In Sales

Quiet Storm’s Ongoing ‘Maui Strong’ Campaign Tops $100K In Sales

OCEAN CITY – A local surf shop continues to raise funds for Maui following recent wildfires.In recent weeks, Quiet Storm Surf Shop began selling “Maui Strong” T-shirts to benefit two Hawaiian nonprofits helping to rebuild parts of the island devastated by wildfires. As of Wednesday, the local company has raised $100,000 through T-shirt sales.“We’re just… Read more »

Ocean City Beach Patrol Reports Busy Labor Day Weekend; 230 Water Rescues Recorded Sunday

Ocean City Beach Patrol Reports Busy Labor Day Weekend; 230 Water Rescues Recorded Sunday

OCEAN CITY – Rough ocean conditions and strong rip current activity led to a busy Labor Day weekend for the Ocean City Beach Patrol.On Sunday, the Ocean City Beach Patrol recorded 230 water rescues with nine EMS requests and a couple aviation transports, resulting in a public alert being issued reminding swimmers to not go… Read more »

County Seeking Tighter Cannabis Regs Than State Law; Dispensary Distances A Concern; On-Site Consumption Sites Will Be Prohibited

County Seeking Tighter Cannabis Regs Than State Law; Dispensary Distances A Concern; On-Site Consumption Sites Will Be Prohibited

SNOW HILL – County officials discussed potential cannabis regulations, including a desire to keep dispensaries at least 2,000 feet from schools and childcare areas, this week.The Worcester County Commissioners on Tuesday met with staff to discuss provisions related to cannabis use following statewide changes. While the language discussed will need to return to the commissioners… Read more »

Funding Reallocation Allows After-School Programs To Continue

Funding Reallocation Allows After-School Programs To Continue

NEWARK – After-school programs will be available at certain northern Worcester County schools following reallocation of funding within the school system’s budget.Worcester County Public Schools (WCPS) announced last week that because the school system was receiving a grant for after-school programs at economically disadvantaged schools, funding that had been set aside for those programs could… Read more »

Wine On The Beach Returns To Ocean City This Weekend

Wine On The Beach Returns To Ocean City This Weekend

OCEAN CITY — Wine on the Beach, the beloved annual summer festival celebrating the regional industry, will be returning to the Ocean City Inlet this weekend.Set for Sept. 8-9, the festival will feature unique artisans and crafters, popular Delmarva food specialties and flip flop favorites performing on the oceanfront stage.Picnicking in the sand, with bottles… Read more »