National Search Likely To Fill OC Chief Vacancy

OCEAN CITY -- Ocean City Police Chief Bernadette DiPino was appointed to the same position in Sarasota, Fla. this week after 10 years at the helm in the resort, leaving local officials with another de...

Proposed Project For Cropper Concrete Site Gets Extension

OCEAN CITY -- The future of the historic George B. Cropper Concrete Company property along the bay at North 1st Street immediately north of the Route 50 bridge looks a little brighter this week after ...

We Remember Those We Have Lost

Linde David Bakke BERLIN -- Linde David Bakke, age 58, of Berlin, passed away at the Coastal Hospice at the Lake in Salisbury on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012. Linde was born in Lewes, Del., son of the lat...

OC Council Hopefuls Agree Keeping Tax Rate Down A Priority

OCEAN CITY – With at least 100 attendees at the AARP forum at the Elks Lodge in North Ocean City on Tuesday night, it was a common belief the attendance foreshadows what will be a large turnout ...

Renovate dinner with some tricked-out garnishes

 It's time to go over my article checklist: Lie to faithful reader about writing an article on bratwurst. Check. Supplant with sarcastic checklist to open my magnum opus. Check. Finish su...

Ideas flow between OPA and residents

OCEAN PINES – Discussion of two major projects dominated last Wednesday’s town hall meeting, when Ocean Pines Association General Manager Bob Thompson gave residents an opportunity to ask ...

County delays OPA Yacht Club project over parking area

OCEAN PINES – Construction for the new Ocean Pines Yacht Club will begin later than expected, as the Worcester County Planning Commission denied the Ocean Pines Association approval to initiate ...

Berlin Main St. church to celebrate 100th Year

BERLIN – The 100th anniversary of Stevenson United Methodist Church on North Main Street will be celebrated with a free day of worship, dinner and music and more this Sunday. "Three of o...

Former Berlin Fire Company employee lawsuit dismissed

BERLIN – The EMS employee who sued the Berlin Mayor and Council in July for $200,000 after being fired by the governing body had his case dismissed on Monday by Worcester County Circuit Court Ju...

Forty-three Worcester Preparatory school students honored for scores

 Forty-three Worcester Preparatory School students from the Classes of 2012 and 2013 were honored for their outstanding Advanced Placement Test scores. The Berlin school announced that five stude...