Unique Factors In 2018 Result In ‘Incomplete’ Coastal Bays Evaluation

Unique Factors In 2018 Result In ‘Incomplete’ Coastal Bays Evaluation

WEST OCEAN CITY – Citing a lack of data, officials this week announced Maryland’s coastal bays received an incomplete health rating in 2018, but highlighted a decline in water quality.For the first time since 2008, the coastal bays system last year received an “incomplete” grade on its annual Coastal Bays Report Card.Each year, the Maryland… Read more »

Wicomico Executive Denies Sabotage Claim On Folk Festival

Wicomico Executive Denies Sabotage Claim On Folk Festival

SALISBURY – Wicomico County Executive Bob Culver shared his intentions last week for sending a letter to Maryland Senate President Mike Miller outlining his concerns that wine and beer licenses approved by Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot for the National Folk Festival were “illegal” after the comptroller’s chief of staff penned a response lambasting the county… Read more »

Zoning Board Allows Special Events At Berlin Estate Despite Community Objections

Zoning Board Allows Special Events At Berlin Estate Despite Community Objections

BERLIN –  A Flower Street property will be able to host special events following approval from the Worcester County Board of Zoning Appeals last week.After a lengthy hearing last Thursday, the board voted 5-1 to allow property owner Patrick Brady to hold special events at Brooklyn Estate on Flower Street. The approval, which is subject… Read more »

Chester To Participate In Local Book Signing, Q-And-A’s After Movie Showings

Chester To Participate In Local Book Signing, Q-And-A’s After Movie Showings

BERLIN – A writer and documentarian with ties to Ocean City will return to the area this weekend for a book signing and question-and-answer sessions.On Saturday, Sept. 21, John Chester, the writer, director and producer of the documentary “The Biggest Little Farm,” will visit The Greyhound Indie Bookstore and Fine Arts Gallery in Berlin for… Read more »

3,000 Participants Expected For Spartan’s First Ocean City Obstacle Course Event

3,000 Participants Expected For Spartan’s First Ocean City Obstacle Course Event

OCEAN CITY – The Mayor and Council week approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the first-ever Spartan obstacle course race in Ocean City set for Oct. 5.Spartan, a national sports event company based in Boston, produces high-intensity obstacle course runs all over the country. For the first time ever, Spartan is bringing it obstacle… Read more »