Wednesday, November 13, 2024

Goodbye present-day Bay Bridges?

 (Chesapeake Bay Magazine)


Maryland transportation leaders are laying out their vision for a new Chesapeake Bay Bridge, and it means taking out the existing two spans entirely to replace them with new, wider spans. 

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MD Proposes Removing & Replacing Both Spans of Bay Bridge with New Structures | Chesapeake Bay Magazine

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

(Updated daily) Mainly DRY, some rain late week-

WHAT WE STILL NEED:



FORECAST: 11/14 to 11/20
Predominant pattern
 

THURS 11/14 50% chance PM showers

THURS NIGHT 70% chance showers 1/4 - 1/2 inch


REMINDER:

AN OUTDOOR BURNING BAN IS IN EFFECT THROUGHOUT DELMARVA.


Late mayor accomplished much for Crisfield..

 
The City of Crisfield is mourning the passing of former Mayor, Kim Lawson. Mayor Lawson served the City in many capacities, City Council, 1990-1994, 2006-2010 and 2010-2014, Mayor 2014-2018 and Park Committee Chairman. He was the driving force for the creation of the Crisfield Park Committee in 2010, where he served as Chairman for many years and was instrumental in the writing of and successful award of grants that were responsible for the park, playground & walking trail on Collins Street He truly loved Crisfield and had a vision for our City.

Thank you for your service to our city, Mayor Lawson.



Monday, November 11, 2024

Blood Emergency-

 

SEE DONATION LINK BELOW

🚨 Blood Bank of Delmarva has declared a blood emergency as we face a nearly 20% drop in donations, putting our community’s blood supply at serious risk.

With the holiday season approaching, we urgently need donors of all types, especially Type O.

Our community depends on a steady flow of donors to ensure our hospitals remain supplied. As we enter this critical time of year, we’re calling on everyone eligible to roll up their sleeves and donate. 

Your contribution is essential for ensuring that patients in need receive the lifesaving blood they rely on.

Schedule a donation: https://bit.ly/3AmZUxH


Shore native, nearing 100, recalls World War II combat.

 

Charles Robert Corbin Jr. poses in his U.S. Army uniform during World War II. Corbin, who grew up in Accomack and Northampton counties, was injured in Europe during the war. He will be 100 years old next month. 

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Sunday, November 10, 2024

Lady Warriors are state champs again!

 (Salisbury Daily Times)


State Champions Again: Pocomoke field hockey defeats Patuxent 3-1, wins 1A State Title

Salisbury Daily Times

The MPSSAA Class 1A Field Hockey State Championship is once again headed back to Pocomoke City, as the Pocomoke Warriors defeated Patuxent 3-1 Saturday night to grab the state title.

After a scoreless first quarter, Patuxent got on the scoreboard first with a goal in the second quarter by Caydence Stone. Down 1-0 at halftime, Pocomoke needed a big second half to grab another state championship, and they did just that, scoring three goals in the final two quarters.

Pocomoke hosted Queen Anne's Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024, in Pocomoke City, Maryland. Pocomoke defeated Queen Anne’s 1-0 in penalty shootouts

The first goal for the Warriors came courtesy of Aubrey Jackson-Bowen, who tied things at 1-1 in the third quarter. And Pocomoke took the lead in the fourth, with Kendall Rayfield scoring the go-ahead goal in the final quarter. One more goal put the game away and sealed the 3-1 championship victory for Pocomoke.

For Pocomoke, this is its 22nd field hockey state championship in program history and its third in the last four years, continuing the school's field hockey dynasty. Only one school, Severna Park, has more Maryland field hockey state titles than Pocomoke, as the Warriors currently have the second most in state history.

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Highlights: Pocomoke Field Hockey wins 22nd 1A MD State Title with 3-1 win over Patuxent | Ott | delmarvasportsnetwork.com

Time Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; 1884, 1954, 1999, 1939, 1927.

 













January, 1884
The Morning Herald (Baltimore)


June, 1954

Salisbury Times


November, 1999
Salisbury Times




*August, 1939
Baltimore Sun



*March, 1927
The Evening Times (Salisbury)