Bethany Hooper is a reporter for The Dispatch and a freelance writer for the Dayton Business Journal. With a focus on local news in Ocean City, Maryland, Bethany covers a range of topics including city developments, community events, and government decisions. Her articles provide readers with timely and informative updates on the happenings in the area.
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The investigation into the tram collision that killed a toddler on the Boardwalk this summer has revealed a series of motor vehicle violations.
Worcester Youth & Family Counseling Services will mark its 50th anniversary this year with a host of celebrations and fundraisers.
State transportation officials will visit Ocean City next week to gather public input on pedestrian and bicycle safety needs along Coastal Highway.
While acknowledging that some operational changes were needed, a recent manpower study conducted by the Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM) did not recommend that the Ocean City Police Department increase its number of sworn officers.
A legal battle over a proposed elevator shaft at an oceanfront townhome in Ocean City concluded last week with the state's appellate court upholding a Worcester County Circuit Court decision.
Roof damage from a nearby business closed Coastal Highway in both directions for several hours last Wednesday as road and utility crews worked to secure the area.
Officials say revenue from a recent beach equipment rental franchise auction declined.
Community members are raising funds for a local historian who lost his home, and all of his archives, in a fire late last month.
By: Bethany Hooper
City planners this week approved a site plan revision that will allow the developer of a downtown hotel to add parking that will accommodate a fifth story.
While acknowledging that Winterfest attendance was down from last year, City Manager Terry McGean said a late Thanksgiving, colder weather, and other factors had some impact.
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