OC Council Approves CIP; Baltimore Avenue Redevelopment Project Postponed

OC Council Approves CIP; Baltimore Avenue Redevelopment Project Postponed

OCEAN CITY – Resort officials this week approved a capital improvement plan that features a phased Baltimore Avenue redevelopment project beginning in fiscal year 2025.After a contentious debate Tuesday, the council voted 5-1, with Councilman Peter Buas opposed and Councilman John Gehrig absent, to approve the fiscal year 2024 capital improvement plan (CIP). While the… Read more »

Worcester Officials Begin Review Of Proposed $241M Budget

Worcester Officials Begin Review Of Proposed $241M Budget

SNOW HILL– Worcester County faces a shortfall of more than $11 million as the annual budget process begins.In a work session this week, county staff presented the Worcester County Commissioners with a proposed fiscal year 2024 budget featuring revenues of slightly more than $230 million and proposed expenditures of more than $241 million.“This leaves a… Read more »

Hospital To Notify Individuals Impacted By Cyberattack

Hospital To Notify Individuals Impacted By Cyberattack

BERLIN– Atlantic General Hospital is currently notifying individuals whose personal information might be impacted by the cyberattack that occurred in January.On March 24, Atlantic General Hospital began mailing letters to potentially impacted individuals. The hospital also updated its website to include notice of a data privacy event.“AGH encourages individuals to remain vigilant against incidents of… Read more »

Early OC Budget Proposal Maintains Same Tax Rate; Constant Rate Brings In Additional $478K Due To Rising Valuation

Early OC Budget Proposal Maintains Same Tax Rate; Constant Rate Brings In Additional $478K Due To Rising Valuation

OCEAN CITY – Salary increases, additional public safety positions, and a tax rate above constant yield highlighted last week’s introduction of the fiscal year 2024 budget.Last Thursday, City Manager Terry McGean and Budget Manager Jennie Knapp presented the Mayor and Council with the fiscal year 2024 budget, launching a two-week review process. The proposed spending… Read more »

Residents Oppose Liquor License Change

FENWICK ISLAND – Citing written opposition from nearby property owners, Delaware’s alcoholic beverage control commissioner will hold a public hearing on a local restaurant’s request for a liquor license amendment.On April 12, the Office of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner (OABCC) will hold a virtual hearing on a protested application from Matt’s Fish Camp, located… Read more »