BERLIN — A new ordinance for park rules and regulations in Berlin is headed back to the drawing board for some tweaks after a lively discussion, including one elected official reminding staff members their job is to carry out policy dictated by the council. During the public hearing on a new ordinance, which creates new… Read more »
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Worcester Ad Campaign To Feature Professional Boarder
OCEAN CITY – Two-time U.S. National Pro Tour Bodyboarding Champion Brian Stoehr, 34, has made a name for himself on a national level and will now be taking on a new task of promoting Worcester County and everything it has to offer. “I was asked to be the spokesperson for Worcester County … I think… Read more »
County Brings Back Co-Op Campground Talks
SNOW HILL — Though it seemed dead on arrival when introduced to the Worcester County Commission in August, two commissioners this week chose to resurrect discussion on possible cooperative campground changes that would allow the enclosure of porches. Commission President Bud Church and Commissioner Jim Bunting both decided to add their name to an application… Read more »
OC Business Seeks More Entertainment Privileges; Board Holds Off Decision
SNOW HILL — A business request to have a few entertainment privileges restored this week met with a renewed round of complaints from neighbors, causing the Board of License Commissioners (BLC) to take the changes under advisement and delay a decision for 30 days. The Galaxy Bar and Grille, and specifically the restaurant’s Skye Bar… Read more »
OC Beach Replenishment Project Pushed To Early ‘14
OCEAN CITY — It now appears an emergency beach replenishment project for the Ocean City beaches originally believed to be set for this fall will now take place in early 2014 with a completion date in April. During Hurricane Sandy last October, the Ocean City beaches took a hit with severe erosion and the destruction… Read more »
Partners Review OC’s Walk Smart Campaign Success
OCEAN CITY – Plans for next summer are underway, but city and state officials took the opportunity this week to review this season’s successful Walk Smart campaign and the fact there were no pedestrian fatalities and a major reduction in accidents. On Wednesday afternoon, Maryland State Highway Administration (MD SHA) representatives met with Ocean City… Read more »
Berlin Wind Turbine Back On Track
BERLIN — A few technical setbacks have delayed the construction of Berlin’s first wind turbine but all bugs have been eliminated and blades should be spinning this November. The snag came this summer while testing materials that would be used in the turbine, according to Doug Richard, owner of DDU Magnetics. However, there was a… Read more »
Assateague Cleanup Planned For Sept. 21
BERLIN — The Assateague Island Coastal Cleanup will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21, at Assateague Island National Seashore and Assateague State Park. The event begins at 9 a.m. at the North Beach Parking Lot on Assateague Island National Seashore, and usually ends by 11 a.m. This event is part of the worldwide cleanup hosted… Read more »
City Looking For Fix To Cabs Taking Up Public Spaces
OCEAN CITY – Once again, the town has found itself needing to sit down with representatives of Ocean City’s taxi cab industry to find a solution when it comes to parking cabs on public streets. Last month Dead Freddies co-owner Steve Carullo presented the Police Commission with his concerns over out-of-service taxi cabs parking on… Read more »
First Ever Decatur Way 5K Slated
BERLIN- The first-ever Decatur Way 5K, benefiting Stephen Decatur High School and the Decatur Athletic Boosters, is set for next Saturday, September 7 at the Berlin school. Produced by OC Tri Running, The Decatur Way 5K is a fun run open to runners of all ages and skill levels with the proceeds benefiting the high… Read more »
