The Pocomoke Public Eye

Sunday, January 30, 2022

Time Machine: 1973, 2011, 1992, 1814, 1957, 2005

September, 1973

Worcester County Messenger

April, 2011

Daily Times (Salisbury)

March, 1992

Somerset Herald

April, 1814

The United States Gazette (Philadelphia)

November, 1957

Salisbury Times

February, 2005

Friday, January 28, 2022

Storm impact

View these links:

Closings and Delays - 47abc (wmdt.com)

Closings and Delays. Jan 28-31 - Shore Daily News

Closings | wboc.com

PHONE 511 FOR MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA ROAD CONDITIONS

Snow Emergency Plan

SNOW EMERGENCY PLANS WERE PUT IN EFFECT ON 1/28/22 IN ALL LOWER EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND COUNTIES.

CHECK CURRENT STATUS:

CHART - Snow Emergency Plans (maryland.gov)

SNOW EMERGENCY IN EFFECT

The Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack in conjunction with local agencies and The State Highway Administration are implementing the Snow Emergency Plan for Worcester County effective as of January 28, 2022 at 1600 hours. This plan is to assist The State Highway Administration in snow clearing operations throughout the county.

Once the Snow Emergency Plan goes into effect, all vehicles on the roadway must be equipped with snow chains or snow tires. In addition, a parking ban is imposed on all snow emergency routes in the County. All vehicles left on the shoulders of the routes will be towed at the owner's expense.

A press release will be sent out when the Snow Emergency Plan has been lifted. Motorists with questions can contact the Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack at 410-641-3101.

Stay up to date on the winter storm

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

"Apple Air Tag" alert from the Pocomoke City Police Department

During the week of 17 January 2022, Pocomoke City Police Officers received information from a concerned citizen in regards to their personal phone being tracked.

The complainant stated they received a message on their iPhone which stated they were being tracked and showed the route of travel history. The complainant was advised to turn off all gps tracking settings on their device in the event that a hacker was able to retrieve information from their phone. (No tracking device was found on the phone or vehicle at this time).

Upon further research, Officers learned that Apple produced a device that has location-tracking capabilities called the Apple Air Tag. These devices measure in size of 32mm x 32mm x 6mm, approximately the size of a half dollar piece.

It is likely these small devices could be placed anywhere on a vehicle which would then track that vehicle's location and routes of travel.

Pocomoke City Police Department wants the community to be aware of devices such as these and if anyone experiences an event such as this to contact the police department.

Wednesday, January 26, 2022

Firemen pay tribute

(From Pocomoke Fire Co. Facebook page entry)

Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Company- Our thoughts are with the Baltimore City Fire Dept. as they mourn the loss of three members who were lost in the line of duty. We also ask that you keep FF John McMaster in your thoughts as he was seriously injured in the same incident.

Monday, January 24, 2022

Worcester County Health Department providing free masks

View announcement:

Worcester Health to provide KN95 facemasks at local offices

Looking forward!

Mark your calendar. The date for the Eighth Annual Downtown Pocomoke SPRING FESTIVAL is Saturday, April 2.

Sunday, January 23, 2022

Monday Accomack County Public Schools delay

DUE TO ICY ROAD CONDITIONS, ACCOMACK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OBSERVE A 2 HOUR DELAY ON MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 2022 FOR ALL STUDENTS, STAFF AND 12 MONTH EMPLOYEES.