“Helping Hands” Project Donates Items

The local branch of Delta Kappa Gamma Society provided toiletries and other needed items to Diakonia and Good Samaritan through their annual “Helping Hands” project. Pictured are President...

Cartoon

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School mask decision moving to local board

The Worcester County Board of Education, like every other school board in the state, is waiting for the General Assembly’s Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive & Legislative Review to ap...

Journey tribute band Eclipse fills Yacht Club

By Greg Ellison (Feb. 24, 2022) Although the packed house at the Ocean Pines Yacht Club resulted in some fans missing out on the music inside last Saturday, plenty of opportunities to catch a groove o...

OP Board reviews latest budget, fees drop

Directors consider approval for FY23 proposed figures in meeting on Wednesday By Greg Ellison (Feb. 24, 2022) Ocean Pines’ assessment fees for next year continue to dwindle with the proposed FY23 bu...

OP Budget Committee previews final FY23 proposal

Surplus funds to be used to drive down assessments By Greg Ellison (Feb. 24, 2022) Ocean Pines Budget and Finance Committee members were updated on Tuesday regarding final tweaks to the proposed FY23 ...

Sound Storm Records embraced by Berlin

By Greg Ellison (Feb. 24, 2022) Vinyl enthusiasts have been flocking in droves to Sound Storm Records in Berlin since its opening earlier this month on the corner of Broad and Gay streets. The new bus...

Berlin Goes Green to aid recovery

Project’s second year aims to continue battle against local substance abuse (Feb. 24, 2022) Helping people overcome substance abuse issues is the impetus for the second annual “Berlin Goes Green f...

Pines Rec Parks Committee talks walking trails, kayak launch

By Greg Ellison (Feb. 24, 2022)Promoting and enhancing exercise on the water and land was the focus during the Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Committee meeting last Tuesday evening. Committee Chair ...

Picanha served with roasted vegetables

By Paul Suplee, MBA, CEC, PC-3 One of the most frustrating parts of being a chef is finding that beautiful “Lesser Cut” of meat that no one knows about yet, and then all of a sudden everyone knows...