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Beloved Worcester woman, 101, remembered
BERLIN -- Katie C. Jenkins was remembered Thursday as a good-hearted woman who taught school, helped those in need and deeply loved animals.
BERLIN: Atlantic General announces new guidelines for visitors
BERLIN -- In an effort to protect the community against the spread of seasonal and H1N1 flu, Atlantic General Hospital and Health System announced Tuesday a set of suggested guidelines for visitors to the hospital.
One Of The Nation's First ARRA Funded Project Breaks New Ground...
In a special ground breaking ceremony held on October 2, 2009, federal, state, and local government agencies joined together to announce more than $16M in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding to improve the Wastewater Treatment Plant in Berlin, Maryland.
Berlin Man Charged in Stabbing
OCEAN PINES , Md.- Authorities say a 67-year-old Berlin man is behind bars in connection with a stabbing alleged to have occurred during a dispute about a car repair.
Thieves target unlocked cars in West Ocean City
OCEAN CITY -- In the past two weeks, more than 15 people have been victims of random thefts in West Ocean City.
State Sex Offender Sign Required For Halloween
" When trick-or-treaters young and old head out for the annual Halloween tradition tomorrow, the scariest sights they might see are the "No Candy at This Residence" signs posted on the doors of dozens of registered sex offenders in the area.
Friday, Oct 30--Berlin Building Surge Eyed
" New homes, new buildings and new businesses are on the way for Berlin, despite the recession and real estate market concerns.
Berlin sewer rates to rise before upgrades are done
BERLIN -- The Berlin Utility Commission will recommend that the mayor and Council increase the town's sewer rate 6.5 percent starting Jan.
A West Ocean City man was arrested on first-degree assault charges last week after allegedly chasing another man around a residence in Ocean Pines with a knife.
Berlin considers ban on farm animals within town limits
BERLIN -- Weeks after the presence of two chickens and three ducks in a Berlin backyard caused an uproar among neighbors, the town is scheduled to consider outlawing poultry within town limits at today's council meeting.
BERLIN: Maryland State Police urge residents to lock their vehicles
BERLIN - The Maryland State Police in Berlin and the Worcester County Sheriff's Office have been investigating numerous incidents in the West Ocean City area that involved the theft of items from unlocked vehicles.
Appeal aims to save historic Berlin home
BERLIN -- In a last-minute attempt to halt the demolition of one of the town's oldest houses, Sherrie Beckstead has filed an appeal to stay or reverse the decision of the town's Historic District Commission, in a 3-2 vote, that recently gave the green light for owner Pino Tomasello to raze the structure on Main Street.
New prosecutor assigned to fatal OC hit-and-run case
SNOW HILL -- Worcester County's state's attorney won't personally prosecute a drunken driver facing manslaughter charges because the defendant is connected with a campaign donor.
Berlin institutes two energy programs
BERLIN -- While Berlin's electric rates made news last fall, officials are hoping that more stable rates and the addition of two new programs will make for a quieter winter in town this year.
BERLIN -- Bandstands and bricks, among other things, could be used to improve Berlin's parks, according to a recent report.
BERLIN , Md.- A Berlin resident is fighting to keep her "pet" chickens, ducks, and geese in her backyard.
No avoiding higher Berlin sewer rates, consultant says
BERLIN -- Although special connection charges and user rates for Berlin's soon-to-be-upgraded wastewater treatment plant will rise, they will not be going up as much as consultants originally thought.
Friday, Oct 16--Berlin Man Rescued From Fire
BERLIN a ' A Berlin man was seriously injured in a house fire on Flower Street late last Friday and his condition remained uncertain as of late this week.
BERLIN - Agriculture Secretary Buddy Hance and staff joined the Maryland Agricultural Commission for its annual fall tour in Somerset and Worcester counties, which was led by Maryland Extension Agents Laura K. Hunsberger and Ginny Rosenkranz.