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Thomas W. Purnell - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

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Thomas W. Purnell - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

Thomas W. Purnell Berlin Thomas W. Purnell, 89, of Berlin, departed this life on Friday, July 4, 2025, at Berlin Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Berlin. Born in Berlin, he was the son of the late Laura Purnell and Monroe Jones. He honorably served his country in the United States Army. Prior to retiring, he was employed by the State of Maryland as a Parks and Recreation worker. A man of deep faith, he was a dedicated member of St. Paul Unit…Read Article

07/17/2025 Bayside Editorial: Town should be able to revoke licenses - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

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07/17/2025 Bayside Editorial: Town should be able to revoke licenses - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

Town should be able to revoke licenses Being able to revoke a business’s license makes sense according to the laws of nature: for every action, there is an opposite reaction. Although it’s highly doubtful that Sir Isaac Newton’s Third Law of Motion is nestled deep within the Berlin Town Code, it remains applicable to the mayor and Town Council’s discussion of more power over business licenses. Common sense dictates that any privilege granted can…Read Article

Historic group okays Berlin projects - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

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Historic group okays Berlin projects - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

By Tara Fischer Staff Writer Last week, the Berlin Historic District Commission approved a slew of additions and storefront adjustments for a few businesses in town. Kelly Dean of Sylvie Rose LLC, a flower shop at 17 Jefferson Street in Berlin, came before the commission at its Wednesday, July 2 meeting. She asked the historic district group to approve her request to add a vinyl decal to an existing sign structure on the roof of her business. Th…Read Article

Berlin holding an auction to sell off old street signs

BERLIN, Md. — The town of Berlin is holding an auction, offering old municipal items. Recently, the town replaced several street signs to improve visibility and comply with the Maryland Department of Transportation. Now, the old signs are going on the auction block to help fund the development of a new community center. Mayor’s Assistant Sara Gorfinkel is leading the project and said it has been a long time coming. “The auction has been open sin…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

The Town of Berlin to renovate government building

BERLIN, Md. – The Town of Berlin plans to renovate its government center building following the recent approval and finalization of the next fiscal year’s budget. Funding has been allocated for updated street signs, new parking meters, and renovations to the Berlin Government Center. The building will likely be gutted and restructured. Mayor Zach Tyndall called the overhaul much needed, adding that the building holds historical significance. “Th…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

Berlin advances to District 8 Majors Championship with offensive explosion

DELMAR, Md. – Berlin took down Delmar 10-0 in four innings on Thursday to advance to the Maryland Little League District 8 Majors Championship. Berlin’s offense started early and never let up, opening up a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning. James Runkles expanded the lead to 4 with a solo home run in the bottom of the third. An RBI single from Cash Foster made it 5-0 in the fourth, then starting pitcher Jackson Booher followed with an R…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

Michael Pylypczuk - Worcester County News Bayside Gazette

Michael Pylypczuk Berlin Michael Pylypczuk, born Aug. 20, 1937 in Ukraine, passed away on Sunday, June 22, 2025 at the age of 87 at a nursing home in New York. Michael was a graduate of Stephen Decatur High School in Berlin. He then attended Maryland Institute of Art and graduated from Johns Hopkins University before being drafted into the United States Army. After serving, he became an art teacher, working in Maryland and then New York. Once he…Military · Berlin Read Article

Berlin holds off Fruitland in Majors District 8 Tournament

BERLIN, Md. – Berlin held on to beat Fruitland 10-8 in the Maryland Little League District 8 Majors Tournament on Tuesday. Berlin started quickly on offense, scoring four runs in the bottom of the 1st inning. The home team expanded their lead to 7-1 after the bottom of the 3rd, thanks in part to a solo home run from Benny Maldanado and a triple from James Runkles. Fruitland would close the gap with four runs in the top of the 5th, highlighted by…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

Berlin Man Sentenced for Felony Arson

A Berlin man who was convicted for felony arson has been sentenced to 40 years in prison. Worcester County Circuit Court Judge Beau Oglesby sentenced 38 year old Felix Rounds, Jr., on Friday – and suspended all but 15 years of active incarceration. Rounds will serve 5 years of supervised probation on release, receive mental health counseling for pyromania and pay over $12,000 in restitution to multiple victims. Court records show there were thre…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

Berlin Fire Company to Test Siren

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The Town of Berlin is alerting neighbors of a possibly noisier Monday than normal as firefighters make an important fix.Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

2025 Berlin Bathtub Races returns again

BERLIN, Md. – The Berlin Bathtub Races have begun, continuing a long-standing tradition. The races kicked off at 6 p.m. after a parade down Main Street. Local businesses competed using their own custom-designed racing bathtubs. Berlin Chamber of Commerce Vice President David Fitzgerald said the tradition brings out much of the town. “It’s a fun family event. We’ve got 16 teams racing tonight, and they’re going after the Turner Cup trophy, which…Berlin, Maryland · Berlin Read Article

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