Restructuring rates requires intensive study

By Rachel Ravina, Staff Writer (Sept. 5, 2019) Should the Town of Berlin decide to change restructure its water and sewer rates someday, the mayor and town council will have a good idea of how to beg...

Heron Park reopens months after spill of caustic chemical

By Rachel Ravina, Staff Writer (Sept. 5, 2019) Heron Park in Berlin has reopened after taking several months to clean up a caustic chemical at the site on Old Ocean City Boulevard, Mayor Gee Williams...

National Folk Festival takes place in Salisbury this week

By Morgan Pilz, Staff Writer (Sept. 6, 2019) The 79th annual National Folk Festival will take place Friday through Sunday in downtown Salisbury, featuring more than 350 traditional musicians, dancers,...

Windmill Creek celebrates first anniversary

By Morgan Pilz, Staff Writer (Sept. 5, 2019) Situated on a 12.5-acre farm with a historic house, the Windmill Creek Vineyard and Winery, located on 11206 Worcester Hwy in Berlin, celebrated its first ...

Lost History: Dr. Frederick (Bailey) Douglass

About the Event In continued recognition of the lost Eastern Shore history of Dr. Frederick (Bailey) Douglass, a special presentation on Rev. Henry Augustus Monroe will be delivered Friday, September...

Commissioners Table Request For Table Games Money For South End; Nordstrom Confident In Colleagues

SNOW HILL –  Municipalities in the southern end of Worcester County could see an increase in funding from the county next year.The agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Worcester Count...

Resort Monitoring Dorian’s Track; Emergency Alert Sign-Ups Encouraged

OCEAN CITY — With Hurricane Dorian trudging slowly off the southeast coast, the track as of midweek appears to take it easy on Ocean City, but town officials are preparing nonetheless.After rava...

“Guy had an unparalleled commitment to civic responsibility’

OCEAN CITY — The void was palpable at the first Mayor and Council meeting on Tuesday after the passing of long-time City Solicitor Guy Ayres III.Ayres passed away at his Ocean City home early S...

Chewing Before the Blow

Well today looked like the last reely nice day before we start to feel the effects of Hurricane Dorian as he moves up the east coast and eventually offshore.  The current forecast has Dorian pass...

OP Board votes 6-1 against spending referendum

By Greg Ellison (Sept. 5, 2019) Pointing to a legal opinion issued by Ocean Pines Association Attorney Jeremy Tucker, the Board of Directors voted 6-1 to invalidate a petition seeking a referendum to ...