Voices From The Readers – December 10, 2021

Voices From The Readers – December 10, 2021

Step Up Education OfficialsEditor:Week after week, I keep seeing justification for student mask wearing by the MD Department of Health, MD Department of Education, local school boards and this editor.Facts: Masks retard learning especially K-6 Teachers spend valuable time policing masks Children are made to feel wrong for non-compliance Children cannot see teachers expressions or… Read more »

Fenwick Approves Plan To Tackle Bayside Flooding

FENWICK ISLAND – A three-part plan to address bayside street flooding will move forward with the town council’s approval.Last Friday, the Fenwick Island Town Council voted unanimously to a three-part plan that includes replacing backflow preventer valves, developing a flood-reduction project on Farmington Street and researching options for a town-wide mapping of all pipes and… Read more »

Big Changes For This Year’s Berlin Fiddlers Convention; ‘It’ll Be The Best Of The Best Performing’

Big Changes For This Year’s Berlin Fiddlers Convention; ‘It’ll Be The Best Of The Best Performing’

BERLIN – The 29th annual Berlin Fiddlers Convention returns this weekend to showcase a variety of well-known bluegrass acts as well as some talented young performers.With last year’s event canceled because of COVID-19, organizers are thrilled this year to be able to once again welcome visitors to town for Berlin’s largest festival. The Berlin Fiddlers… Read more »

Plan For ‘Private Funded Community Green Space’ Earns Historic District Commission Support

Plan For ‘Private Funded Community Green Space’ Earns Historic District Commission Support

BERLIN – Plans for an outdoor special event space received approval from the Berlin Historic District Commission.The commission on Wednesday approved plans for a community green space proposed by the owners of The Buzz Meadery. They’re in the process of purchasing a vacant lot on Jefferson Street and want to convert it to the Berlin… Read more »

Study Results Lead Resort To Revisit Current Boardwalk Noise Ordinance

Study Results Lead Resort To Revisit Current Boardwalk Noise Ordinance

OCEAN CITY – Discussions on revising the town’s Boardwalk noise ordinance highlighted a resort commission meeting this week.Last August, the town contracted with an engineering firm to take sound measurements at different locations and times on the Boardwalk to determine if the town’s noise ordinance needed to be amended. And late last month, the firm’s… Read more »

Ocean Pines Agrees To Release Investigation Reports; Board Decides Not To Consider President’s Removal

OCEAN PINES – Citing the need for transparency, the association’s board this week directed legal counsel to prepare statements on two investigations involving association management and a recent complaint against President Larry Perrone before announcing they would not move forward with a special meeting to remove him from his post.In a virtual meeting held Monday,… Read more »

New State Record Triggerfish Caught

New State Record Triggerfish Caught

OCEAN CITY — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has confirmed a gray triggerfish caught off the coast of Ocean City late last month is a new state record for the species.On Sept. 25, Logan Liddick, 34, of Carlisle, Pa., was fishing above a shipwreck about 14 miles off the coast of Ocean City… Read more »