Stirring the breeze in Annapolis: Offshore Wind Project-

 

Senator Carozza Calls Out Attorney General Using Taxpayer Dollars On Foreign-Owned Offshore Wind Project 

 

Senator Mary Beth Carozza joined with the Senate Republican Caucus leadership in sending a letter which calls out Maryland Attorney General for using taxpayer dollars on a federal lawsuit supporting a foreign-owned offshore wind project and for his failing response to their letter. In the SRCC letter, the Senators urge the Attorney General to refocus his office on protecting Maryland taxpayers and to withdraw the State’s participation in this wasteful lawsuit. 

 

The SRCC letter and the Attorney General’s response are attached. (see below)

 

11/22/1963

 

This past weekend marked the anniversary of an event that left an indelible mark in the minds of those of us who remember that time.

Two years ago, on the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination The Pocomoke Public Eye published an article reminiscing the event including Washington memories of a young college student from Pocomoke.

To read that posting enter "PHOTO 1" (using quotations) at the right of the screen where it says, "Search This Blog".  

(Posting concludes with an editorial from the Democratic Messenger in Snow Hill.)

Time Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; 1980, 2002.

 

                                                      

                                

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*November 1980

Salisbury Daily Times

*March 2002

Baltimore Sun

I was there in Cole Field House for the final game in March of 2002. The outcome was a pleasant surprise. Danny and Nancy Miles were in the same row. Can't remember who else, after all it was well over 20 years ago.

Your friend,

Slim

tkforppe@yahoo.com

Be alert: New tactics by SCAMMERS-

 

The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office wants to alert the community about a growing arrest warrant scam. Scammers are using the real names of deputies and supervisors—including personnel from our office—to make their calls sound legitimate. 

Scammers may:

🔹 Claim there is an active arrest warrant for you due to missed court, jury duty, or other fabricated violations.

🔹 Pose as deputies or court officials and reference real law enforcement names to gain your trust.

🔹 Demand payment through gift cards, prepaid debit cards, wire transfers, Bitcoin, or fake websites to “resolve” the warrant.

🔹 Use threats of immediate arrest or legal action to pressure you into paying.

👉 Remember: The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office will never call you to demand payment or sensitive information to clear an arrest warrant or avoid jail. Legitimate law enforcement will never request payment over the phone.

 ✅ Verify Before You Act: Hang up on suspicious calls—even if they use a real deputy’s name. 

📞 For questions or to report a scam attempt, contact the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office Non-Emergency Line at 410-632-1111.

Please share this post to help protect your friends, family, and neighbors. Staying informed is the best defense against fraud!

Crash incident-

 

(Pocomoke Volunteer Fire Company:)

On 11/22/25 at 12:49 AM, the Pocomoke City Vol. Fire Co. responded to a motor vehicle crash in the 2200 block of Old Snow Hill Rd. Rescue 1 arrived and found a single-vehicle crash with a telephone pole cut in half with wires down, and the pole on top of the vehicle. The driver self-extricated prior to units arriving on-scene. The driver was evaluated by Pocomoke City Emergency Medical Services and declined transport. Delmarva Power responded and was able to remove the wires from the roadway prior to beginning the process of replacing the pole and restoring power. The roadway was shut down until 2:40 AM. Lt. T. Cowger had command.

A page from 1916's Maryland's Colonial Eastern Shore

 

(Continues with another page next Saturday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye.)

Lower Shore Performing Arts Company presents-

Order Tickets:

Show Tickets | lower-shore-pac

Wallops Visitors Center has re-opened-

 (WBOC)

"While we are exploring a number of actions, including some that may involve closure of facilities, no decisions have been made. At present, there are no plans to close either the Greenbelt or Wallops visitor centers."

(View news story:)

NASA Wallops Visitor Center reopens after government shutdown closure | Latest News | wboc.com

"Ice Ice Berlin"-

 

                                      Bayside Gazette

(View full story:)
11.20.25-Bayside-Gazette.pdf

Somerset Board of Ed Woes-

 

(WMDT)

SOMERSET COUNTY, Md. — The Somerset County Board of Education allegedly violated procurement protocols in selecting legal counsel for the district, according to a report from the Maryland Office of the Inspector General for Education.

(View news story:)

Legal issues for Somerset County Public Schools and board of education - 47abc

Yes, I'd like a dozen new police vehicles please-

 

(View news story:)

Police vehicles not cheap, as OC Council buys a dozen | Premium Content | octodaydispatch.com

Toys For Tots-

 

Congrats: Stephen Decatur soccer!

 BALTIMORE Md. – Stephen Decatur soccer defeated Centennial 4-1 to win the 2025 3A Maryland State Championship. 

(View DSN sports story:)

Three second half goals help Stephen Decatur soccer lift first state title since 2002. | Stephen Decatur High School | delmarvasportsnetwork.com

Honoring Captain Craven-

 

Pocomoke City Police Dept

It's the End of an Era!!!!! After 30 years of serving the city of Pocomoke City, Captain Brian Craven is retiring. To celebrate his dedication and commitment, we are selling a t-shirt in his honor. The cost is $20.00 each, while a limited supply is available, once they're gone there are gone. T-shirts can be picked up at the Pocomoke City Police Department, Monday-Friday, 8-4. All proceeds will go towards our Thanksgiving & Christmas drive for our beloved community.

Holiday Calendar note-