Thursday, April 11, 2013

Police Still Confident Arson Duo Set Most Of the 77 Arsons

Charles R. Smith III
By Margaret Matray
The Virginian-Pilot

ACCOMAC
After his arrest, Charles R. Smith III told authorities his fiancee, Tonya S. Bundick, had "personally set 15 abandoned structures on fire," according to a search warrant filed in Circuit Court here and viewed Wednesday by The Virginian-Pilot.

News site DelmarvaNow.com reported that another warrant revealed Smith confessed to setting 52 fires.

Police have said they are confident Smith, 38, also known as Charles Applegate, and his fiancee, Tonya S. Bundick, 40, are responsible for most of the 77 arsons set in the county since November.

The documents came to light as Smith appeared before a General District Court judge on Wednesday, seeking to have bond set. His request was denied. One warrant said Smith told authorities the couple used a white Dodge Avenger belonging to her while committing arsons.
Tonya Bundick

On Tuesday, police searched a 2008 white Dodge Avenger purchased by Bundick in February 2012. Assorted papers and clothing and one men's shoe were taken, according to the warrant.

Smith and Bundick each are charged with one count of felony arson and one count of felony conspiracy to commit arson in connection with an April 1 fire in Melfa. Additional charges are expected.

At Wednesday's hearing, Smith said, if granted bail, he would return to work at his Tasley auto repair shop and try to provide for his family. His attorney, Carl Bundick, asked the judge to consider that Smith had kept court appearances in past cases and was not at risk to leave the county.

Commonwealth's Attorney Gary Agar argued that releasing Smith on bond was not what the community would expect after such a lengthy investigation.

"This is not a candidate for release on bond whatsoever," Agar said.
Judge Gordon S. Vincent declined to set bond, saying "the safety of the community is the overwhelming concern."

Smith wore a white jumpsuit and was shackled at the waist, his hands and feet in cuffs. He became emotional when asked about dependents and said his daughter turned 14 Wednesday. He said he also helped support Tonya Bundick's two children.

Answering questions asked by his lawyer, Smith admitted to once having drug problems. He said he relapsed about 21?2 years ago when his mom was dying but has been clean since meeting Tonya Bundick.

The former firefighter said he first became involved with the Tasley Volunteer Fire Company when he was about 12. Company members at one point had encouraged him to seek help for his drug problems, he said.

According to court documents, Smith's criminal history includes 31 felony convictions.
Smith and Tonya Bundick were taken into custody without incident shortly after midnight April 2 when a state trooper and sheriff's deputy stopped their minivan near a fire on Airport Drive in Melfa.
Virginia State Police were conducting surveillance on an unoccupied house April 1 when troopers saw a minivan stop in the road, heard a car door slam and then saw someone run from the vehicle toward the back of the house, according to search warrant documents. The troopers saw the flicker from a match or lighter, and a fire started at the back door, where the person was standing.

Troopers saw the person run toward the street, and the same minivan picked up the person, according to the documents. After the fire was extinguished, fabric was found wedged between the frame and the rear door of the dwelling.

When police stopped the gold 1997 Plymouth Voyager minivan, Bundick was identified as the driver, and Smith was the passenger. Smith confessed to setting the fire, according to court documents.

Police executed additional search warrants last week. Seized from the couple's home on Matthews Road in Parksley were a gas can, two laptops, several sets of boots and men's coveralls, according to search warrant documents.

A blanket was taken from Smith's business and, from the van, police recovered eight lighters, 14 white towels, two cellphones, black gloves, hats and jackets, a pair of shoes and brown gloves, according to the warrants.

The county saw its first suspicious fire Nov. 12 in Parksley. Since then, vacant residential and commercial buildings were set ablaze across the rural county.

Smith is being held in the Accomack County Jail.

Tonya Bundick was arraigned last week and is being held in the county jail without bond.
 
Pilot writer Sarah Hutchins contributed to this report.

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Summer Camp ~ Delmarva Discovery Center


Delmarva Discovery Center
SUMMER CAMP
 

It's time to think
SUMMER CAMP!
 
 
Three great programs for children entering 2nd grade through 8th grade!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Space is limited!
RESERVE  a spot for your child now
 
Camps run Monday-Friday
9 AM - 3 PM
 
 
 
 PRICING -
 Early registration - (ends May 31st)
 Member $170
 Non-Member - $180
 Regular Registration - (as of June 1st)
 Member - $190
 Non-Member $200
 

 After Camp is available from 3 PM - 5 PM for $40 per day.
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Possible Reason For the J Floyd Graffiti....??

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I knew I had read an explanation  to the story behind the Floyd graffiti that is still seen across Accomack County. Many residents wondered if the fires could be connected to the arsons in the local area.   During the arsons in Accomack County the J Floyd name associated with the graffiti was found on some of the selected burned buildings.

However, I do not think there have been any arrests in the spray painting even though the Accomack County Sheriff asked for information.  MAYBE since 77 arsons have struck the county in recent months citizens have become more aware of their surrounding and things that could possibly go wrong.


In July 2012 The Eastern Shore Drug Task Force/Accomack County Sheriff's Office was seeking info and offering a reward from anyone who may have any information linked to the graffiti.  READ
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Eastern Shore Post
Published Oct. 19, 2012

A felony charge was dismissed Monday in Accomack General District Court against Lander J. (Jay) Floyd Jr., a Parksley man made famous locally when his name was spray-painted across Accomack County in derogatory graffiti by culprits who damaged thousands of dollars worth of property and have managed to avoid arrest.
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Floyd, 48, of  Leemont  Road was accused  of possession in February of a firearm by a felon. Court records show Floyd was convicted of illegally possessing a drug with intent to distribute
in Florida in 1988.


His lawyer (and former commonwealth’s attorney), Jon C. Poulson of Accomac explained the gun was left at Floyd’s house by a man who borrowed money under the pretenses that it was needed so a third person could get chemotherapy treatment in Hampton Roads.


According to Poulson, Floyd became suspicious and later confronted the man and learned the gun had been stolen. “He found out who it belonged to and returned it,” the lawyer said. “The owner of the gun was extremely appreciative of what Jay did. A lot of people would have pitched it in the creek, so to speak.

Obviously, Jay did the right thing … and the commonwealth agreed.” Floyd took this action before police became involved, Poulson said.


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Floyd’s case was dismissed by retired Judge Robert Phillips. Most of the graffiti accuses Floyd of being a narcotics agent. Local law-enforcement has said this is not true. Some of the writing also accuses him of being a drug dealer and having officers “in his pocket.” The damage has been seen on buildings and roadways across the county, including homes under construction, road signs, the trailer of an 18-wheeler and even bales of hay.

Two men have been charged in connection with Floyd’s dismissed firearm charge.  Roy Edward Shreaves, 37, of Guilford Road in Bloxom and Robert W. Thornes, 39, of Mears Street in Greenbush were indicted earlier this month on counts of burglary and theft of a 20-gauge shotgun on Feb. 15 from the home of Craig Justis of Accomac.

 Thornes also was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon.

Eastern Shore Post

Save The Date ~ Ribbon Ceremony At Market Street Boutique

DOWNTOWN POCOMOKE'S NEWEST STORE
 
145-A Market Street
 
Please plan to attend the Ribbon Ceremony
Friday, April 19, 2013
12:00  PM
 
Store hours:
Tuesday thru Friday~ 10am-6pm
Saturday~ 10am-7pm.
 
 
LIKE Market Street Boutique

Mar-Va Theater~ Throwback Thursday

THROWBACK THURSDAY !!
 
 
 


At a 1962 College, Dean Vernon Wormer is determined to expel the entire Delta Tau Chi Fraternity, but those troublemakers have other plans for him.

April 11,2013
 7 PM
Tickets  ~ $5

NASA Sets TV Coverage for Antares Test Flight

Photo/NASA/Brea Reeves
WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. -- NASA's commercial partner, Orbital Sciences Corporation of Dulles, Va., is scheduled to launch its first Antares rocket from Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad-0A at the agency's Wallops Flight Facility on Wednesday, April 17. 

NASA Television coverage of the launch will begin at 4 p.m. EDT. Liftoff is scheduled for 5 p.m. with a daily launch window that runs until 8 p.m. If needed, back-up launch opportunities are available April 18-21. 

The Antares test flight is the first of two missions Orbital is scheduled to conduct this year under NASA's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) Program. This mission will demonstrate the Antares launch system beginning with its April 6 rollout and placement on the launch pad through its fueling, launch, and delivery of a mass simulator payload into orbit. 

The mass simulator matches the weight and dimensions of the Cygnus spacecraft, which Orbital has developed to deliver cargo to the International Space Station. The simulator carries instruments to collect data about the launch environment during the Antares flight. 

In advance of the launch, NASA will host a media briefing to discuss the Wallops Flight Facility, Orbital's activities under NASA's COTS and Commercial Resupply Services initiatives, and the new Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad-0A. It will begin at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, at the Wallops Visitors Center. At 3 p.m., NASA will host a prelaunch news conference about the test launch and mission. Both briefings will be carried live on NASA TV and the agency's website. 

NASA Gov.

TROOPERS INVESTIGATE FATAL PEDESTRIAN CRASH

TROOPERS INVESTIGATE FATAL PEDESTRIAN CRASH IN BALTIMORE

April 9, 2013

(BALTIMORE, MD)



Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal crash which occurred when a speeding driver lost control of his vehicle and struck a pedestrian in front of Baltimore City Hall, this afternoon.


The deceased pedestrian is identified as Matthew Hershl, 45, of Baltimore, Maryland. He was pronounced dead by medical personnel at University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.

The driver involved is identified only as a 43 year old man from Baltimore. He was taken into custody as he attempted to flee the scene. He is not being identified further at this time, due to pending charges. He is currently being treated at Mercy Medical Center for minor injuries sustained during the crash. He was operating a 2000 Acura TL.

Just before 2:00 p.m. today, Trooper First Class Zachary Mills, of the Golden Ring Barrack, was traveling southbound on the Jones Falls Expressway prior to Pleasant Street. At that time, a black Acura passenger vehicle approached Tfc. Mills’ marked Maryland State Police patrol at an extremely high rate of speed.

Concerned the vehicle may strike his patrol unit in the rear, Tfc. Mills activated the rear emergency lights to warn the oncoming vehicle. The Acura slowed and stayed directly behind the patrol vehicle. Tfc. Mills moved to the side to let the vehicle pass. Once at the Pleasant Street exit, the Acura abruptly crossed traffic and exited the expressway.

Tfc. Mills did not initiate a pursuit, but attempted to observe the vehicle in order to alert the Baltimore Police Department. The Acura continued through a red signal at the intersection of Holiday Street and Saratoga Street. The Acura attempted to make a left turn at Lexington Street and lost control.

Seeing the smoke from the brakes of the Acura and hearing sounds of a crash, Tfc. Mills activated the emergency equipment of his patrol unit and responded to the crash scene. Once at the scene, he observed that the Acura overturned and struck a pedestrian in the process. The driver was attempting to exit the vehicle and flee the scene. Tfc. Mills detained the driver. The Baltimore Police Department and emergency medical personnel were immediately notified

The Maryland State Police CRASH Team responded to the scene and is conducting the ongoing investigation. There were no passengers in the Acura. There has been no determination of speed at this point in the investigation.

Due to the severity of the crash and the amount of debris, the intersection of Holiday and Lexington Streets were closed for several hours. Baltimore Police Department officers handled the road closures.

The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office has been notified and will be consulted reference any charges being placed against the driver. Anyone with information regarding this crash is asked to contact the Maryland State Police, Golden Ring Barrack at (410) 780-2700.

Submitted:
Maryland State Police

Arsonist David Parks To Be Sentenced

David Parks
In 2006 David Parks with arson in Salisbury, Md. (Wicomico Co.)  Parks was charged with starting four fires: The Country House, a tea room, the former Feldman's building and a vehicle.  He pled quilty to two counts of arson and two counts of reckless endangerment and was sentenced.  At the time he resided in Melfa, Virginia.

AUGUST 2012
After a long investigation by Virginia State Police, Worcester County Authorities and  Worcester County Fire Marshal's Office  David Parks was  arrested  in Accomack County for an April 11, 2012 fire   and charged with  arson in connection of a barn fire located  on  Sheephouse Road in Pocomoke City, Md.

Parks was living in Accomack County while on post-release probation from the Wicomico County fires.

Photo/Worcester County Fire Marshal's Office


He waived extradition at the time of his arrest and since April 11, 2012 David Parks has been behind bars in Snow Hill.
 
Trial date for Parks,  being rescheduled a few times, arrived on Tuesday, April 9, 2013.  Having selected to not have a jury trial David Parks stood before a Judge.

David Parks was found guilty on all four counts:

Arson Second Degree
Malicious Burning/First Degree
Malicious Destruction Of Property/Value Less Than $500
Reckless Endangerment

A presentence investigation has been ordered.

**Keep in mind that at that time there were other fires of undetermined causes in southern Worcester, northern Accomack areas. One of those major fires was Red Hills.


 At that time the Worcester County Fire Marshal's Office and Worcester County investigators, V‏irginia officials were still working on those when Parks was arrested but no connection was found between Parks and the fires.** 

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

MD Has Highly Productive Legislative Session? Depends On Who You Ask

The Maryland General Assembly has adjourned ending what they call a "highly productive" legislative session.  HUH???

Let's see.... most pressing  issues that passed... gun control, capital punishment and medical marijuana, just to name a few.

Good for you!!

And you thanked your wives, patted each other on the back and someone even came up with the bright idea  of playing  "Who Let the Dogs Out"?  Didn't you know that there were thousands of others watching?  Waiting?

But you didn't address all of the IMPORTANT issues. 

You allowed yourselves to be so disrespectful and RUDE to those  Marylanders waiting patiently and quietly for your discussion concerning the ruling last year defining pit bulls as "inherently dangerous".

You let those Marylanders down!

So now Maryland families with pets and pit bulls in general are  left in a legal limbo.

Pit bull owners and dog owners in general are upset about this.  They have every right to be since the majority of them are tax payers also and they have fought a clean and vigorous battle trying to prove that pit bulls are NOT "inherently dangerous".  They have proven that they deserve YOUR respect also!


But maybe it's a little difficult with those insurance companies banging in your ear....or maybe you were too busy singing along to "Who Let the Dogs Out?".  Or perhaps you were the one with your lips pressed together making the bomb sound.

What a disappointment to so many...more than you can imagine.

For a short article and video that boasts of the wondrous things the Maryland legislature has done for the residents of Maryland - HERE


Basket Bingo! To Benefit the Mar-Va Theater

Basket Bingo!

Friday, April 12, 2013
Pocomoke Fairgrounds
 
Bring your dabbers &bring your friends!
 
 
 
The doors open at 5:30 PM and Bingo begins at 7 PM.
 
 Tickets are $20
 
You can purchase tickets at the door or
 contact Diane at 410.957.1351
Reserved seating is available
 
 
door prizes
 50/50 raffle 
 tricky tray
 
The Longaberger Baskets were graciously donated by private collectors.
 
All proceeds will benefit the Mar-Va Theater

Accomack County Board of Supervisors Vote On 2013 Budget Today

The Accomack County Board of Supervisors will meet at 5 PM today to vote on the 2013 budget.

This year's budget is $6 million less than last year's because of extra money needed last year to close the Southern landfill. The highlights of this year's budget are:


1. No tax increase.
2. Local sales tax collection was up due to new retail sales.
3. $1.3 million in new capital expenditures.
4. $290,000 for additional space for the sheriff's building.
5. A 3% raise for all county employees
6. $772,000 additional dollars put in the rainy day fund bring the total to 10.6% with a long term goal of 16%

Source:

Save the Youth Adult Computer Classes

 Adult Computer Classes
 
Sponsored by
Save The Youth
of Pocomoke City
 
 
 
126  Willow Street
Pocomoke City, Maryland

Stop by the Save The Youth office on Willow Street  to
sign up by April 30, 2013.

Office is OPEN 9:00 AM  until 3:00 PM

 

Studio Day~ Pocomoke Area Chamber of Commerce

Pocomoke Area Chamber of Commerce
6 Market Street
Downtown Pocomoke City
 
Presents
 
Studio Day~
See local artist Jenny Somers at work
 
Saturday, April 13, 2013
10:00am until 4:00pm
 
 
 
 
Be sure to ask Jenny about her hand painted stemware.
 
View Jenny's artwork on facebook

Little Miss Pocomoke Contest Winners

Little Miss Pocomoke Contest Winners
 
 

Little Miss 1st Runner Up (left) Caroline Webster
Little Miss Pocomoke (center) Hannah East
Little Miss People's Choice (right) Kyleigh Kruse




Antares Test Flight Scheduled for April 17

We've waited a while for this!  Should be spectacular and I can't wait!!
 Antares Rocket
The Antares rocket in vertical position, following roll-out maneuvers on
 April 6, 2013, at Wallops.  Credit: NASA/Brea Reeves
 
 
 
WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. -- Orbital Sciences Corp. completed roll-out of the first fully-integrated Antares rocket to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad-0A at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility on Saturday, April 6. Orbital has confirmed an April 17 target launch date for the rocket test flight with a planned liftoff of 5 p.m. EDT.

Orbital is testing the Antares rocket under NASA's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) program. NASA initiatives like COTS are helping develop a robust U.S. commercial space transportation industry with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and cost-effective transportation to and from the space station and low-Earth orbit.

For more information on the launch, Wallops, and NASA initiatives like COTS, see:http://www.nasa.gov/centers/wallops/missions/antares.html.

Weekend Programs At Delmarva Discovery Center


Monday, April 8, 2013

STATE POLICE TO HOLD BRIEFING RE: MURDER OF UMES STUDENT

(PRINCESS ANNE, MD) -- Maryland State Police will conduct a media briefing to unveil a key piece of evidence in the ongoing investigation of the February murder of a University of Maryland Eastern Shore student. The Maryland State Police Homicide Unit will release a photo of recovered evidence in an attempt to enlist the assistance of anyone who may have information about the murder or about who may have had this item in their possession. 

Edmond A. St. Clair, 21, was stabbed to death at about 9:00 p.m. on February 16, 2013, on the university campus in Princess Anne. St. Clair was a passenger in a vehicle crossing campus when he and two others in the car encountered several people walking in the street. Some type of altercation ensued and the victim was stabbed. 

A reward of $10,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the murder. Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776, or the Maryland State Police Princess Anne Barrack at 443-260-3700.

Callers may remain anonymous. 

WHAT: RELEASE OF MURDER EVIDENCE INFORMATION 

WHEN: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, AT 1:00 P.M.

WHERE: UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE
STUDENT SERVICES CENTER - ROTUNDA 
COLLEGE BACKBONE ROAD, OFF UMES BLVD (RT. 822)
PRINCESS ANNE, MD

Submitted:
Maryland State Police

Shore Beef and BBQ ~Active Volunteer Fireman 2nd Annual Event

 


Feel free to bring your firetrucks!

Don's Seafood-Pocomoke

Don's Seafood-Pocomoke
 
FINALS GAME TONIGHT
 
 
Big Screen and Flat Screen TV's
 
 1/2 price Wings & $1 off Domestic Beer
 
10 for $10 Entree Selections
 
 

Upper Deck Weekly Lunch Specials


The Upper Deck Seafood Restaurant & LoungeWeekly Lunch Specials!
 
Tues...Crispy Chicken caesar Wrap & Chips....$6.50
 BBQ Chicken Sliders & FF.....$6.99
 
 Wed...Tuna Melt with Chips....$4.99
 Hot Turkey Sandwich & Mashed Potatoes..$6.50
 
Thurs......BBQ Beef Sandwich  with FF....$6.50
 Crab Cake Slider with Garden salad.....$7.99
 
Friday Lunch Buffet
 Fried Chicken, Fried Flounder, Au Gratin Potatoes, Peas n' Dumpliings, Soup, Salads etc!
 
 

Newsflash for those Marylanders Concerned about Government Spending

Newsflash for those Marylanders Concerned about Government Spending

Published on Apr 8, 2013
This is an audio clip taken from the House Floor Proceedings on Saturday, April 6, 2013.

In this audio clip you will hear Delegate Mike Dermott's floor remarks on the Capital Budget Bill (HB-101) which calls for an appropriation of $900,000.00 to "...design, construct, renovate, and equip a facility for the relocation of Delmarva Public Radio...".


 




Website: www.delegatemcdermott.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/electmikemcdermott
Twitter: www.twitter.com/Del_McDermott

 

16th Annual Tortoise and Hare Dare


Spaghetti Fund Raiser To Benefit David Chew III Fund

Fundraiser Spaghetti Dinner
to Benefit David Chew III
 
 
 
Hallwood United Methodist Church
 
Friday, April 12, 2013
 
5 PM to 7 PM
 
Menu
 
Spaghetti, Bread, Salad, Tea and Dessert
 
Donations will be accepted for the
David Raymond Chew III Fund
 

Firefighter David Chew, Jr. was  a member of the Bloxom Fire Company,  paramedic with the Northampton County Department of Emergency Medical Services, and Minister of the Hallwood United Methodist Church.  Firefighter Chew died in  a crash involving a Bloxom firetruck in July 2012.

Pocomoke Area Chamber of Commerce ~ Business After Hours

 
 
Please join us on 4/18 as we host the opening of "Something to Crow About" a special exhibit on loan from the Ward Museum and the Pocomoke Chamber Business After Hours.
 
 

Pocomoke City Mayor and Council Meeting

 
 
A G E N D A
 
POCOMOKE CITY MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING
 
7:30 p.m., Monday, April 8, 2013
 
City Hall
 
  1. Call to Order, Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance.
 
2.  Review and approval of minutes from meeting of March 4, 2013.
 
3.  Review and approval of bills to be paid.
 
4.  Mayor Morrison to swear in Councilmembers Diane Downing and George Tasker for three year terms on the City Council.
 
5.   Selection of First and Second Vice President of the City Council for the coming year.
 
6.   Introduction of new police officer Jerome Stanford.
 
7.   Authorize Mayor to sign Proclamations:
                        A.        “Pay It Forward” (Lift Class, Salem Methodist Church)
                        B.        Fair Housing Month- April 2013
                        C.        Child Abuse Awareness Month (CRICKET Center)
                        D.        Arbor Day 2013
 
   8.      Representatives of Go Getters and Worcester County Health Department to discuss the establishment of Go Getters residences at 234 and 236 Morgan’s Court (Butler’s Village).
 
  9.       Discuss request from Save the Youth to designate a handicap parking space at 126 Willow Street.
 
10.       Eagles Scout candidate Nathan Stephens to discuss his Eagle project to build new picnic tables at Cypress Park.
 
11.       City Attorney items:
                        A.        Proposal to amend current schedule of fees and charges concerning violations of Chapter 99 of the City Code (Weeds and Vegetation)
                        B.        Proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Worcester County Jail regarding persons arrested on warrants from out-of-area jurisdictions.
 
12.       Discuss letter from Elks Club requesting use of Winter Quarters Municipal Golf Course for a golf tournament on May 11.
 
13.       City Manager to present 9 month budget summary.
 
14.       Discuss letter from Crisfield Marine Company for pile driving at Municipal Dock for proposed boat docking contest.  (Mike Shannon).
 
15.       Consider request from Assateague People of Delmarva for use of Cypress Park for Pow Wow on May 18 & 19, 2013.
 
 

Comments from the Audience.
 
Mayor and Council Items.
 
Adjourn.

Miss Pocomoke and Little Miss Pocomoke

The 55th Miss and Little Miss Pocomoke Contest
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Pocomoke City, Maryland



LITTLE MISS AND MISS POCOMOKE

 
2013 Little Miss Pocomoke Hannah Mae East.
2013 Miss Pocomoke  Paige Noelle Stanley


Little Miss Pocomoke Hannah Mae East
Hannah is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Major East

 


Little Miss Runner up Caroline Nicole Webster


 

 From left to Right: Phoebe Shay Rantz Most Talented, Paige Noelle Stanley 2013 Miss Pocomoke, Taylor Nicole Zimmerman Peoples Choice and Runner Up, and Karisa Bre'anne Ridway Miss Congeniality



Many thanks to Ashley for sending me the info and photos.
I hope to have more info soon.