Farr wins lawsuit for Pines board election

By Greg Ellison (Jan. 13, 2022) Rick Farr, the previously disqualified candidate for the Ocean Pines Board of Directors, was vindicated last week in a Worcester County Circuit Court finding that curre...

Pines opens FY22/23 budget presentations

By Greg Ellison (Jan. 13, 2022) Ocean Pines officials took a deep dive on the proposed budget for next year during multi-day departmental presentations begun last Tuesday. General Manager John Viola s...

OP Bylaws examines candidate rule tweaks

Proposed changes would require board review, with final referendum approval By Greg Ellison (Jan. 13, 2022) Amending governing documents to clarify election eligibility requirements for candidates for...

Roasting clams in combi-oven successful

By Paul Suplee, MBA, CEC, PC-3 Whether it’s at my “real job” teaching culinary at Wor-Wic Community College, or at one of my restaurants, I am always in a mode of research and development. Ther...

Paid fire department will happen eventually

Ocean Pines, like many communities in this and other areas, might as well accept the idea and prepare for the eventuality of an all-paid fire and rescue service. Unless towns and communities revert to...

Pines fire budget talks get testy

As volunteer numbers drop, department emphasizes need for more paid staff By Greg Ellison (Jan. 13, 2022) Immediate costs for additional staffing and long-term expenses to transition to an all-paid st...

Mayor Tyndall reviews 2021, goals for 2022

Asks for public’s opinions on what it hopes to see By Greg Ellison (Jan. 13, 2022) Berlin Mayor Zack Tyndall gave the Town Council his overview of operations for 2021 on Monday evening, and followed...

Gazette Cartoon

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Ocean City Fire Department Issues Reminders After Recent Fatal Fires

OCEAN CITY – Have a working smoke alarm. Practice an escape plan. Identify a meeting spot.These are just some of the things first responders say residents can do to protect themselves and their...

Logistics Issues With Other Big Events Could Push Sunfest Into October Again

OCEAN CITY — With a series of special events stacked up on back-to-back weekends next fall, the annual Sunfest event could be moved back later into October.During a Tourism Commission meeting t...