Friday, June 14, 2024

Time Machine Preview

This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye: 


PLUS
1881  ..

2010  ..

1942
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1899  ..


Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Worcester and Somerset Sheriff among participants-

 


(WBOC)


PRINCESS ANNE, MD -- On Wednesday, police chiefs and sheriffs from nine different agencies across the peninsula met to share the challenges and opportunities facing their departments at the inaugural Law Enforcement Leaders of Delmarva Breakfast and Forum. 

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Good participation from Somerset citizens on long-range plan.

 (CRISFIELD-SOMERSET COUNTY TIMES)




PRINCESS ANNE — Somerset County’s draft Comprehensive

Plan is nearing completion with the consultants from Smith

Planning and Design “very happy” with the public’s response

during the year-long process.


Michele King said the website https://www.plansomersetmd.org

has been seeing a lot of traffic and “getting a lot of comments”

with the public survey yielding over 360 responses.

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Somerset County's Comprehensive Plan getting good public input, comments still welcome | Bay to Bay News

Tuesday, June 11, 2024

From the desk of Senator Carozza -

 



Remembering-

 


Today we remember our Pocomoke Public Eye late colleague Brenda Wise who passed away June 11, 2014.  Brenda used the screen name jmmb, enthusiastically keeping PPE readers informed about news and topics of interest locally.  Her passing left a void not filled.

-tk for PPE 

Monday, June 10, 2024

Berlin Bathtub Races Friday-

 



On Friday, June 14, the Berlin Chamber of Commerce will host its 34th annual Berlin Bathtub Races. Starting at 6 p.m., competitors will race their modified bathtubs down Main Street as onlookers cheer from the sidelines in what has become the town’s most beloved summer sporting event. 

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Berlin Bathtub Races set June 14 | Berlin | oceancitytoday.com



Thanks from Snow Hill Volunteer Fire Company-

 


Snow Hill Volunteer Fire Company Inc

While the Snow Hill Volunteer Fire Company is no longer on location at Tyson, but still supporting the mitigation of it, we would like to take a moment to thank some organizations for their assistance through this incident.

First and foremost, thank you to Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Company for lending us Engine 103 to use. Unfortunately just prior to this incident, we had two apparatus go out of service for maintenance. We asked around to see if any company had a piece of spare apparatus to lend to help support the incident, and Pocomoke came through in a big way. We greatly appreciate the use of your apparatus during this time!

Secondly, to Powellville Volunteer Fire Company and Girdletree Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. for making responses during the day and night. Your help is always greatly appreciated!

To the Town of Snow Hill, and our elected officials, thank you for your unwavering support as we supported the operations and mitigation of the incident!

To members of the various Worcester County Agencies, and Government that lent personnel, apparatus, equipment, expertise, thank you. The amount of phone calls, conversations, text messages, etc. that occurred, and brought us all together in support of mitigating this incident was overwhelming, but a safe mitigation could not have occurred without it.

To the membership of the Snow Hill Volunteer Fire Company, thank you for working as hard as you did over the last two weeks.

To our community, your support has been tremendous. We understand this has been a long incident, but the support you have given us is amazing. We truly appreciate it.

Mike Creech

Fire Chief


Sunday, June 9, 2024

Time Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; 1942, 1969, 1896, 1950, 1884.

 






                                                (excerpts)




December, 1942
Worcester Democrat

February, 1969


The Evening Sun (Baltimore)


May, 1896
Morning Herald (Baltimore)


April, 1950
Salisbury Times



    (Across the USA)
*December, 1884

New York Times