TIME MACHINE:1936, 1942, 1994, 1916

June, 1936

Worcester Democrat

October, 1942

 The Salisbury Times

September, 1994

The Somerset Herald

May, 1916

 (1916)

 Baltimore Sun

 Maryland Historical Trust

(More information on Beckford:)

https://mht.maryland.gov/secure/medusa/PDF/Somerset/S-1.pdf

Beckford - U.S. National Register Of Historic Places

1968.. Jeannie C. Riley's "Harper Valley P.T.A. and The Beatles "Hey Jude" are two of the year's most popular records.  

1978.. What a year for blockbuster movies.. Grease, Saturday Night Fever,  and Close Encounters Of The Third Kind.

The Time Machine is a weekly feature I've enjoyed researching and compiling on The Pocomoke Public Eye since 2011.  I have fond memories of growing up in Pocomoke City and welcome reader contributions we can share about things you've read, remember, or were told relating to our Pocomoke/Eastern shore area...a sentence, a paragraph, or more all fine. Just email it.

UPDATED: 2 Minors Charged in Connection with School Safety Threat in Snow Hill

(WBOC)

Video:
http://www.wboc.com/clip/14802072/2-minors-charged-in-connection-with-school-safety-threat-in-snow-hill


Posted: Apr 12, 2019 6:33 PM EDTUpdated: Apr 12, 2019 6:33 PM EDT

By Caroline Coles

SNOW HILL, Md-- A shooting plot has been foiled at a Worcester County middle school.

Authorities released disturbing details about plans for a

school shooting at Snow Hill Middle.

Police say the threat was brought to light by several 

brave eight grade students. 

Friday afternoon, news of a mass school shooting plan

was brought forth by Worcester County officials. 

Authorities say two minors have been charged with

conspiracy to commit first degree murder.

"The investigation revealed the existence of a school 

shooting plot," says Sheriff Crisafulli. 

The sheriff's office could not say yet whether or not any 

weapons were collected as part of the evidence. 

Authorities say they were notified about the threat on 

March 22, but guardian Travis Ayers says he's upset 

there wasn't more transparency. 

"We're talking almost three weeks that this event has 

happened, there definitely should've been a notification

about this," says Ayres. 

The Sheriff's office says there is no longer a threat to 

the school and it's now safe to students. 

Next Antares Launch From Wallops..

(shoredailynews.com)

View article:
https://shoredailynews.com/uncategorized/april-17-antares-launch-from-wallops-should-have-good-viewing-from-eastern-shore/

A Downtown Pocomoke Revitalization Idea

(WBOC)

(View video story)

http://www.wboc.com/clip/14800447/pocomoke-city-officials-revitalization-efforts

April Snow? Not Likely But It's Happened Here.

                                                       (Google generic image)

      April 13, 1957

 Salisbury Times (April 13, 1957)

Pocomoke Cypress Trail Improvements Underway- Volunteers Helping.

(WBOC)

(View article/video)

http://www.wboc.com/story/40266930/work-begins-at-cypress-trail-in-pocomoke-city-volunteers-needed

TIME MACHINE: 2004, 1915, 1939, 1952.

October, 2004

  

(Corrections to newspaper typo's below: should read "It was sold in the 1990's." and "which used to be WDVM.") 

The change from WDMV to WGOP occurred when the corporation owning the station decided to assign the WDMV call letters to a station it operated on the western shore and assign that station's WGOP call to 540 in Pocomoke. -tk

Daily Times (Salisbury)

February, 1915

The Messenger (Snow Hill)

Footnote: The Empire Theater was located on the southwest corner of Market and Front Streets.  

August, 1939
(Before the time of "Mr. Boh.")

Worcester Democrat

January, 1952

The Morning News (Wilmington)

1964.. Cassius Clay becomes the heavyweight boxing champion defeating Sonny Liston.

1975.. Home video recorders are a reality but will it be Betamax or VHS winning format dominance?

The Time Machine is a weekly feature I've enjoyed researching and compiling on The Pocomoke Public Eye since 2011.  I have fond memories of growing up in Pocomoke City and welcome reader contributions we can share about things you've read, remember, or were told relating to our Pocomoke/Eastern shore area...a sentence, a paragraph, or more all fine. Just email it.

Worcester County Teacher Of The Year!

(Delmarvanow.com)

Snow Hill Elementary School Pre-Kindergarten Gina Russell is surprised during the school day with the award of Worcester County Teacher of the Year on Wednesday, April 3, 2019. (Photo: MEGAN RAYMOND/SALISBURY DAILY TIMES)

Snow Hill Elementary School special education teacher Gina Russell was named the 2019 Worcester County Teacher of the Year on Wednesday afternoon. 

Russell earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Salisbury University and a Masters of Special Education from Wilmington University. Currently in her eighth year at Snow Hill Elementary School, Russell currently teaches the new Pre- K3 (prekindergarten for three year olds) inclusion classroom and services Pre-K4 (prekindergarten for four year olds) students in the afternoon, according to a news release from Worcester County Public Schools.  

Russell believes every student has the right to an appropriate education; one that inspires all students to communicate, grow, feel safe, and have a voice. She serves as the team leader for Special Education, a mentor teacher for Salisbury University interns, and evaluates for the Infants and Toddlers team in the summer, according to a news release. 

"We could not be more excited to have Mrs. Russell serve as Worcester's next ambassador in the Teacher of the Year program," Superintendent of Schools Lou Taylor said in a news release. "She is not only an excellent teacher, but she is a leader in her field and an inspiration to her fellow teachers."

Recently, Russell hosted a team from Johns Hopkins University, who were interested in observing the PK3 program that she has designed at Snow Hill Elementary School, according to a news release. 

"Mrs. Russell is an incredibly dynamic teacher," said Carrie Sterrs, coordinator of the Teacher of the Year program in a news release. "She keeps even our youngest students engaged and excited to learn. It's an absolute joy to watch her in the classroom."

Yea!