Donahue updates OP recreation, amenities

By Greg Ellison (April 29, 2021) Ocean Pines Recreation and Parks Director Debbie Donahue provided the Board of Directors updates  on her department’s activities last Wednesday. Replacing aging pla...

Gazette Editorial

Self-evaluation tough to share with others Considering the apparent but largely concealed turmoil on the Ocean Pines Board of Directors, it’s no wonder that two members have declined to participate ...

Gazette Cartoon

Cartoon by Jim Adcock The post Gazette Cartoon appeared first on Berlin, Ocean Pines News Worcester County Bayside Gazette.

Pines community bike ride May 1

By Greg Ellison (April 29, 2021) Ocean Pines and the Worcester County Bike and Pedestrian Coalition are teaming up to host a free community bike ride on Saturday, May 1. The 14-mile ride will start at...

‘Wall That Heals’ draws crowd in Ocean Pines

Worcester County Veterans Memorial will retain exhibit piece on permanent basis (April 29, 2021) More than 5,000 people visited the “Wall That Heals” last week at the Worcester County Veterans Mem...

Flags for Heroes in OP May 15 through July 4

(April 29, 2021) The Rotary Club of Ocean City/Berlin and the Worcester County Veterans Memorial Foundation are partnering to offer area residents a unique way to honor a “hero” in their lives. On...

Referendum ballots mailed to residents, due May 13

(April 29, 2021) The Ocean Pines Association mailed referendum ballots this week to all eligible voters. Those ballots are due back by 4 p.m. on Thursday, May 13. The referendum asks homeowners to vot...

Two OP police department members covid positive

(April 29, 2021) Ocean Pines Association General Manager John Viola issued a statement last Thursday about two workers who tested positive for covid-19. “Two members of our Police Department recentl...

Tourism Officials Continue Labor Force Discussions

OCEAN CITY — The growing labor shortage with the summer season quickly approaching was the subject of debate at the Tourism Commission this week.With “help wanted” signs continuing ...

Enhanced Animal Control Regs Move Ahead In Worcester

SNOW HILL – Legislation to enhance Worcester County’s animal control regulations continues to move forward.The Worcester County Commissioners last week agreed to introduce a text amendment...