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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, May 21--Conservation Resource Program Questioned

Published May 21, 2010
SNOW HILL - A type of conservation easement meant to transfer marginal cropland to conservation land could be costing state taxpayers too much and causing enforcement problems for local jurisdictions. The Conservation Resource Enhancement Program (CREP) does not extinguish development rights, unlike many other conservation easement programs, and does not have to cover the entire farm parcel, which could allow for later development that could have negative impacts on the conserved land, according...READ MORE

Friday, May 21--County Speeds Up Process For Nuisance Issues

Published May 21, 2010
SNOW HILL - A measure to allow Worcester County staff to streamline and speed up a nuisance process for overgrown properties only received support from five of seven Worcester County Commissioners this week. The commissioners rarely encounter a split vote on decisions, preferring to work out a compromise all can agree with, but this was one instance when an agreement was not possible. Tall grass and overgrown vegetation was already a nuisance under county law when staff came to the commissioners...READ MORE

Friday, May 21--HSA Mandates Will Not Prevent Any Graduations

Published May 21, 2010
NEWARK - As was the case last year, no Worcester County high school senior will miss graduation next month because of Maryland High School Assessment (HSA) requirements. County public school staff reported this week that only two seniors have not met HSA requirements for graduation and one of those students will complete a Bridge project in time to graduate. The other student, said Stephanie Zanich, coordinator of instruction and assessment, has not met other graduation requirements in addition...READ MORE

Friday, May 21--National DNA System Leads To Arrest In 2008 Rape Case

Published May 21, 2010
OCEAN CITY - Nearly two years after offering a reward and asking the public's help in identifying the suspect in a brutal rape case, Ocean City police detectives last week solved the case with the help of a national DNA database, which identified a suspect now serving time in a Florida prison. The brutal attack and rape occurred on Memorial Day weekend, more specifically May 24, 2008, around 2:30 a.m. in the area of 49th Street. The unidentified suspect was seen by witnesses in the 49th Street...READ MORE