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October 29, 2010

Clarification Of Last Week's Article

In last week's issue, a story was published on the State's Attorney ca...READ MORE

Berlin Council Agrees To Fund New Speed Board

BERLIN - The Town of Berlin is moving ahead with plans to retrofit an ...READ MORE

Juvenile Drug Court Scores Federal Grant

BERLIN - The Worcester County Health Department's Case Management Unit...READ MORE

Judge Rejects Last Sifrit Appeal

OCEAN CITY - Convicted killer Benjamin Sifrit, who, along with his wif...READ MORE
October 22, 2010

Berlin Recycling Efforts Kicked Up A Notch

BERLIN - The Town of Berlin's recycling program recently took a big st...READ MORE

State Briefs County On Economy, Current Projects

BERLIN - The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDT) and the State...READ MORE

New Owner Brings Gold's Gym Back To Life

OCEAN CITY - Next Saturday, Oct. 30, Gold's Gym in the Gold Coast Mall...READ MORE

Coastal Style Expo Brings Magazine To Life

OCEAN CITY - The 3rd Annual Coastal Style Luxury Living Expo will be t...READ MORE
October 15, 2010

Pink Ribbon Run/Walk Eyes New Site For Weekend Event

OCEAN CITY - Breast Cancer Awareness Month is the month of October and...READ MORE

Finally, No Bridge Work Over Off-Season

BERLIN - For the first winter in three years, there will be no major b...READ MORE

Friday, Feb 5--County Takes Issue With Salvia Legislation

Published February 05, 2010
SNOW HILL - Under recently introduced state legislation, the controversial hallucinogen salvia could reappear on store shelves in Worcester County, with sales of the substance restricted to adults 21 and over. The proposed state legislation, House Bill 13, would treat salvia divinorum like alcohol, said county attorney Sonny Bloxom. 'They're in essence trying to treat it as underage possession of alcohol,' Bloxom told the Worcester County Commissioners Tuesday morning. The bill, pre-filed by...READ MORE

Friday, Feb 5--Mining Project To Ease Demand On County Landfill

Published February 05, 2010
SNOW HILL - A plan to mine and reclaim part of Worcester County's landfill to hold more garbage, delaying the construction of costly new landfill cells, is on track to begin early this year. The county's Public Works Department will screen through the contents of cell 1, the oldest part of the landfill, to reclaim recyclables, add to its store of cover material and provide enough space for future trash to put off the construction of another cell at the landfill for years. According to county...READ MORE

Friday, Feb 5--Ocean Pines Appeals Ruling For YMCA In Contract Dispute

Published February 05, 2010
SNOW HILL - Just about three weeks after a visiting Worcester County Circuit Court judge dismissed a civil suit over disputed property just south of Ocean Pines once slated for the development of a YMCA, the Ocean Pines Association last week filed a notice to appeal the lower court's decision, furthering what has essentially boiled down to a battle over semantics. In what was a complicated situation from the beginning, developer Marvin Steen in 2002 donated 26 acres of a larger parcel just south...READ MORE

Friday, Feb 5--Snow Closures Likely To Extend School Year In June

Published February 05, 2010
NEWARK - With two more days off this week because of the major snowstorm last weekend, Worcester County Public Schools have now exhausted their allotted inclement weather closure days, likely tacking any unscheduled closures on the back end of the school year. Worcester County schools were closed on Monday and Tuesday, the third and fourth unscheduled closures of the year, which now exceeds the school system's allocation of three days. As a result, the last day of school has been moved back by...READ MORE