February, 1952
Salisbury Times
February, 1940
Baltimore Sun
April, 1989
Daily Times (Salisbury)
October, 1909
Democratic Messenger
Sallie Kaye Shipwreck
Sunday, March 20, 2022
Saturday, March 19, 2022
Friday, March 18, 2022
Pocomoke's Follow the Gold Treasure Hunt drawing.
View Friday's drawing for the winner in Pocomoke's Follow the Gold Treasure Hunt:
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Maryland's gas tax is suspended through April 16th
(WMDT)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – On Friday, Governor Larry Hogan signed a 30-day suspension of Maryland’s gas tax.
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Gov. Hogan suspends Maryland's gas tax for 30 days - 47abc (wmdt.com)
Time Machine Preview
This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye:
1952 .. Proposed Pocomoke Heights housing project-
1940 ..
1989 ..
1909 ..
Plus TV segment with local history author Jim Duffy commenting on the Sallie Kaye Shipwreck.
Thursday, March 17, 2022
(Salisbury Independent)
OSPREYS HAVE RETURNED TO SALISBURY. A newly arrived osprey lands atop a Citizens Alert Warning System siren in Salisbury, which was a former nesting location. Volunteers from the Salisbury Fire Department's Station 16 removed the former nest and built a new osprey box with a perch about 50 feet away from the siren.
Virginia governor wants 26.2 cents per gallon gas tax suspension
(Shore Daily News)
RICHMOND, VA – Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that he would send a bill to the General Assembly in the upcoming special session to suspend Virginia’s gas tax for 3 months. The Governor proposes using over $437 million in unanticipated transportation revenues to support the gas tax holiday. Data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this week showed a 38.8% surge, year over year, in the gasoline index, and inflation on all items is at a 40-year high.
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Governor Youngkin to submit bills to suspend Virginia's gas tax for 3 months - Shore Daily News
Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Chincoteague Seafood Festival in May!
(Shore Daily News)
Long Time…No Sea! That’s the theme of the 52nd Annual Chincoteague Seafood Festival to be celebrated on May 7, 2022 at Tom’s Cove Park Campground. The chamber-sponsored event is held the first Saturday in May to promote the seafood industry on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.
The festival offers fresh, local seafood and signature dishes from local restaurants as well as old and new Eastern Shore favorites prepared by famous festival cooks, volunteers, and professionals.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Pocomoke Fire Company's 2022 Boat and Cash Bash this Saturday, March 19.
Grand prize is a 2021 184 Coastal Skiff with Trailer and 90hp Tohatso Motor provided by Scott's Cove Marina
1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
(Doors Open at 12:30 pm)
At the Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Company
All You Can Eat & Drink
Beer (must be 21) & Sodas
Tickets are $40 per. or 3 Tickets for $100.
Current CDC Guidelines will be followed.
More ticket info:
https://www.pocomokefire.com/messageCenter/detail?id=44191
Brad Paisley's OC concert cancelled
Keith Demko
Salisbury Daily Times
After first being postponed from its original September 2021 date, Brad Paisley's rescheduled Ocean City concert set for June 12 has now been canceled.
The announcement by Special Events Productions Inc., which stages entertainment events for the town of Ocean city, cited "unforeseen circumstances."
All tickets will be refunded through the original point of sale beginning March 14, according to the announcement. Contact Ticketmaster for refunds on tickets purchased through that agency. Refunds for tickets purchased through the Roland E Powell Convention Center box office can be picked up there.
Tri-state traffic enforcement on Rt.13 this week
(Shore Daily News)
GLEN BURNIE, MD (March 14, 2022) – A collaborative law enforcement effort called Border-to-Border kicks off, March 15, 2022,...
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Monday, March 14, 2022
Pocomoke City's 1922 fire to be commemorated
On Saturday, April 16th, 2022 the Pocomoke Fire Company is opening its doors from 1-4p.m. to mark a century since the April, 17, 1922 fire that devastated much of Pocomoke's business district and dozens of residences, and to recognize the numerous area fire departments that came to assist the Pocomoke firemen.
On Sunday, April 17th view a Special Edition about the 1922 fire on "The Time Machine" here at The Pocomoke Public Eye.
Sunday, March 13, 2022
Time Machine: 1883, 1973, 2003, 1911, 1950, 1937.
February, 1883
The Morning News (Wilmington)
October, 1973
Worcester County Messenger
PPE viewer comment:
Anonymous said...I can remember when John Yankus was hired as Pocomoke City Manager in the early 70's at the handsome salary of $7,500 per year.
March, 2003 (excerpt)
Daily Times (Salisbury)
August, 1911
Democratic Messenger
May, 1950
Salisbury Times
November, 1937
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