Berlin Farmers Market continues

By Ally Lanasa, Staff Writer (July 30, 2020) The Berlin Farmers Market is expanding its schedule to meet demand, and will now run until Sunday, Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This is not the first yea...

Burn in Berlin closes indoor dining

By Ally Lanasa, Staff Writer (July 30, 2020) Burn Wood Fired Pizza announced on Facebook on Monday that it would be closing indoor dining because of a spike in positive cases of coronavirus in Worcest...

Berlin Mayor and Council Briefs

By Ally Lanasa, Staff Writer (July 30, 2020) The following took place during the Berlin Mayor and Council meeting on Monday: Unity celebration Jeron Whaley and Adrian Bowen proposed a Berlin Unity Cel...

Ocean Pines water bacteria levels drop down to end July

By Greg Ellison (July 30, 2020) Recently elevated bacteria counts in the St. Martin River next to the Ocean Pines Swim and Racquet Club declined by roughly 80 percent last week, after exceeding, EPA s...

Worcester women’s suffrage group supports voting rights

By Greg Ellison (July 30,2020) The echoes of the Women’s Suffrage Movement’s successful battle for the right to vote will be heard again in August, 100 years after the passage of the 19th Amendmen...

OP drainage project funded over half million from DNR

By Greg Ellison (July 30, 2020) A Department of Natural Resources grant to help pay to complete drainage repairs in Ocean Pines has been approved, giving the Ocean Pines Association more than a half-m...

OPA election heads toward its final week

By Greg Ellison Ballots to be tallied Aug. 7, validated at Aug. 8 meeting (July 30, 2020) With the deadline to submit ballots arriving on Wednesday, the 2020 Ocean Pines Board election should be concl...

OP BNI group keeps up networking

By Greg Ellison (July 30, 2020) One year after launching an Ocean Pines Business Network International chapter and reaching an initial benchmark for success this April, the groups’ weekly meetings h...

Worcester County Farmers Markets

Supporting our local makers, growers, watermen, and farmers is of utmost importance. Not only do you get the freshest product when you shop local, but you’re also supporting local and independe...

Dogfish Head Participates in Black Is Beautiful Initiative

Rehoboth’s Dogfish Head brewpub proudly joins over 1,000 breweries worldwide, participating in the Black Is Beautiful Initiative and collaboration brew. The Black Is Beautiful Initiative is a ...