Time←← Machine:100 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; plus 1997, 2002.

 

(March 1926 ad)

                                                                                   

*February 1977

Marylander & Herald

*March 2002

Baltimore Sun

I was actually present for the Dunbar game at Cole Field House on that March weekend in 2002. I can remember Danny and Nancy Miles were seated next to us, just to our left. The crowd was unusually quiet, as if they were witnessing a miracle in progress. After all, Dunbar was the perennial championship team and the heavy favorite. David Byrd never lost his cool and acted as if this was just another game.

Your friend,

Slim

tkforppe@yahoo.com

Pocomoke Spring Festival!

 

                

(See more photos)

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Highlights from Annapolis-

4/4/26

See below for links to more detail on above items in addition to other issues of concern to Senator Carozza:

Senator Mary Beth Carozza hosts weekly session newsletters and press updates on her official website. You can find the primary archives for the 2026 legislative session at the Weekly Newsletters - 2026 Session page. [1, 2, 3]

Other relevant links for her press releases and regular updates include:

• Official News Feed: The Mary Beth Carozza Newsroom provides the latest press releases, media coverage, and official statements.
• Weekly Session Archives: Individual weekly updates from the current and past legislative sessions are available, such as Week One and Week Ten.
• General Assembly Profile: Her official Maryland General Assembly page lists sponsored legislation and hearing schedules.
• Social Media: She frequently posts updates and "In Case You Missed It" (ICYMI) segments on her Facebook page. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

First-ever at the Pocomoke Fairgrounds-

 

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Time Machine Preview-

This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye: 

PLUS

1977  ..                                                                                  

                                       (Hosts? See the full ad Sunday.)

2002  ..

Pocomoke City parking regulations enforcement-

 

City of Pocomoke Announces Enforcement of Parking Regulations Beginning May 1, 2026

Pocomoke City, MD — April 2, 2026 — As part of its ongoing commitment to community safety and accessibility, the City of Pocomoke, in coordination with the Pocomoke City Police Department, will begin enhanced enforcement of municipal parking regulations starting May 1, 2026.

Vehicles found in violation of city parking ordinances may be subject to citation. This initiative is designed to improve traffic flow, ensure emergency access, and maintain safe, accessible public spaces for residents, businesses, and visitors.

The following parking violations will be strictly enforced:

Parking opposite the flow of traffic

Parking in a posted no-parking zone

Double parking

Parking on a yellow line

Blocking a private, business, or public entrance

Standing, parking, or stopping on a sidewalk

Standing, parking, or stopping within 15 feet of a fire hydrant

Standing or stopping in a marked fire lane

Standing, parking, or stopping in handicapped zones or designated accessible spaces

Other violations as set forth in Chapter 220 of the City Code

City officials encourage all motorists to review local parking regulations and comply with posted signage to avoid penalties.

The City of Pocomoke appreciates the public’s cooperation in helping maintain safe and orderly streets for everyone.

Welcome Amanda to the Pocomoke team!

 

The City of Pocomoke is excited to welcome our newest team member, Amanda Russell!

Amanda Russell is the new Community Outreach Coordinator who loves bringing people together and building strong community connections. With 14 years of teaching experience and two years at the Delmarva Discovery Museum, she’s known for creating and marketing fun, engaging educational events that spark curiosity in visitors of all ages.

When she’s not working, Amanda stays busy in the community—hosting a cozy knit night at Cypress Roots and volunteering at the Great Pocomoke Fair. She enjoys meeting new people, sharing ideas, and finding creative ways to make her community an even better place to live.

In this new role, Amanda will develop strategies to engage diverse groups & ensure events are inclusive & welcoming for all community members.

Please join us in officially welcoming Amanda to the team!