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March 10, 2021
OCEAN PINES, Md.- The Ocean Pines the community is coming together to support a family whose home was destroyed in a fire this past weekend.
The organizer of a Facebook group, called Local Help For you Worcester County, said the group was created to support locals during the pandemic.
She said immediately when the fire broke out they wanted to help the family, so she created a GoFundMe page.
We’re told since the GoFundMe went up the community support has been overwhelming.
“They are just so giving and amazing and just step up and we had over 300 people donate to the GoFundMe and businesses offering for drops off, we have car fulls of clothes so it just feels really good to be a apart of it,” Colby Phillips, the organizer said.
BERLIN – As recent rains have highlighted drainage issues in Ocean Pines, officials are assuring residents improvements are being planned.
General Manger John Viola told concerned residents during December’s Ocean Pines Association (OPA) board meeting that improvements, notably work at Bainbridge Pond, would be done in 2021.
“For the Bainbridge area, that whole area all around the pond, it’s definitely going to help it,” Viola said. “They’re doing work with the pond that will have a big plus to that area.”
Following Viola’s mention of the 5.7 inches of rain OPA Public Works staff measured on Dec. 5, a resident asked the board what impact the Bainbridge project would have for people like his sister-in-law, who lived on Burr Hill Drive.
OCEAN CITY Hundreds of toys and non-perishable food items were collected and delivered by first responders to families in Worcester County this month.
During the holiday season, the Ocean City firefighter union, IAFF 4269 typically adopts seniors at the Berlin Nursing Home as the beneficiaries of the union’s annual charitable event.
However, because of COVID, that wasn’t possible this year. Instead, the union teamed up with the entire membership of the Ocean City Fire Department and the Berlin Fire Department on what they believed at first was going to be a small-scale event, according to IAFF 4269 President Ryan Whittington.
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