Saturday flights from Salisbury-

 

(Source: AI at 9a.m. Saturday, 11/14/26))

Most flights out of Salisbury-Ocean City: Wicomico Regional Airport (SBY) are running on schedule on Saturday, November 14, 2026, though one morning flight to Charlotte is significantly delayed. Airlines nationwide are still recovering from yesterday's FAA telecommunications outage and ground stop, which may cause isolated ripple delays. [1, 2, 3]

SBY Departure Schedule (November 14, 2026)

• American Airlines Flight 5863 to Philadelphia (PHL). Scheduled for 6:30 AM, this flight departed on time at 6:28 AM and arrived early at 7:18 AM. 
• American Airlines Flight 5897 to Charlotte (CLT). Scheduled for 7:30 AM, this flight departed early at 7:17 AM and arrived ahead of schedule at 8:50 AM. [
• American Airlines Flight 5878 to Charlotte (CLT). Originally scheduled for 8:48 AM, this flight is delayed by 162 minutes with a new estimated departure of 11:30 AM. ]
• American Airlines Flight 5916 to Charlotte (CLT). Scheduled for 12:44 PM, this flight is currently listed as departing on time. 
• Breeze Airways Flight 1543 to Fort Lauderdale (FLL). Scheduled for 8:16 PM, this flight is currently projected to depart on time. 

Travel Recommendations

• Check live airline updates. Because carrier schedules are still stabilizing after Friday's nationwide ground stop, verify your specific flight directly with American Airlines or Breeze Airways before heading to the terminal.
• Monitor airport advisories. You can view real-time departure boards on FlightView or check local airport notices on the Salisbury Regional Airport site.

Saturday traffic alert-

 

TRAFFIC ALERT: OCEAN CITY RUNNING FESTIVAL TO ASSATEAGUE ISLAND – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14

Motorists should expect significant traffic delays on Saturday, November 14, in the south end of Ocean City and throughout West Ocean City due to the Ocean City Running Festival.

The marathon will begin at the Ocean City Inlet, cross the Route 50 Bridge (Ocean Gateway), and continue through the West Ocean City Park & Ride, Old Bridge Road, and Route 611 (Stephen Decatur Highway) to Assateague Island. Runners will then return along the same route to the Ocean City Inlet.

Traffic delays are expected between 7:30 a.m. and approximately 3:00 p.m. along the affected roadways.

Please be aware of the following traffic impacts:

• West Ocean City Park & Ride: CLOSED for the duration of the event.

• Golf Course Road: Closed to through traffic between Sunset Avenue and Old Bridge Road. Residents will have access.

• Old Bridge Road: Between Golf Course Road and Route 611, traffic will be restricted to one-way travel. Delays are also expected as SHA flaggers periodically stop traffic to allow runners to pass safely.

• Route 611: Expect delays at the intersections of Old Bridge Road and Sunset Avenue as runners pass through.

• Marathon Route: Law enforcement will be present throughout the course to assist with runner safety. Signs and traffic cones will also be posted along the route.

Motorists are encouraged to avoid affected areas whenever possible, plan alternate routes, and allow extra time for travel.

Please use caution, remain alert for runners, and be patient as traffic patterns are temporarily affected. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding!

Pocomoke Safe Paths project to begin-

 

City of Pocomoke City

SAFE PATHS PHASE 2 BEGINS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16

Phase 2 of Pocomoke City’s Safe Paths project begins Monday, November 16, 2026. Work will affect the following streets:

• Bel Air

• Snow Hill Lane

• Somerset Avenue

• Payne Avenue

• Dorchester Avenue

• Central Avenue

On-street parking is prohibited on the affected streets from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. during construction. If you live on one of these streets, please move your vehicle off the street before 7:00 a.m.

Thank you for helping keep the streets clear for work crews. 

Military honor to Senator Carozza-

 

Maryland's Van Hollen eyes Senate majority leadership-

 

After a week of “actively listening” to progressive Democrats who were calling on him to challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) for Senate majority leader, Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) confirmed late Thursday that the race is on.

(View news story)

Van Hollen says he will challenge Schumer to be next Senate majority leader - Maryland Matters

I will get the popcorn.

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tk for ppe says: Slim:  If you're looking for something more exciting, become a Curling fan.

Fuel cost impact-

 

(Nov. 13, 2026) This time last year, Worcester County school bus contractor Alan Hudson would spend up to $250 a week on diesel fuel. Today, it’s more like $500.

(View news story)

Diesel costs adding up for bus drivers | News | octodaydispatch.com

Time Machine Preview-

This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye: 

Plus

February 1964 ...

June 2001 ...

Community Preparedness Workshop-

CITY OF POCOMOKE TO HOST COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS  WORKSHOP 

The City of Pocomoke will host "Are You Prepared?," a community workshop designed to help residents prepare for power outages, severe weather, and other unexpected emergencies.

The workshop will take place Tuesday, November 17, 2026 at 6:00p.m. in the Maryland Room at the Pocomoke City Community Center.

Representatives from Baxter Insurance, Choptank Electric Cooperative, and Sharp energy will provide practical information to help residents prepare for power outages, severe weather, and other emergency situations.

Topics will include steps residents can take before an emergency, recommended household supplies, utility and homes safety considerations, and reliable sources of information and assistance. Attendees will also have an opportunity to hear directly from participating organizations and ask questions.

Emergencies can occur with little warning, but advance preparation can help households respond more safely and confidently. The workshop is intended to give residents useful, locally relevant information that they can apply throughout the year.

Community members are encouraged to attend and learn how to create a preparedness plan that meets the needs of their household.

Event details

Are You Prepared? Community Workshop

Tuesday, November 17, 2026

6:00 p.m.

Maryland Room

Pocomoke City Community Center

For additional information, contact Amanda Russell, Community Outreach Coordinator at A.Russell@pocomokemd.gov or 410-957-1333, ext. 102

Pocomoke Autism Roundtable-

 City of Pocomoke City

What would make it easier for you or your family to take part in community life in Pocomoke? We want to hear from you.

Join us for the Pocomoke Autism Community Roundtable with Mayor Todd J. Nock. We’re inviting autistic adults, parents, caregivers, and family members to share what’s working, what gets in the way, and what they’d like the City to do next.

We’ll talk about sensory needs at City events, autism acceptance, accessible parks and playgrounds, and how families and first responders can get to know one another before an emergency. Come to share an idea or just listen. You’re also welcome to share your thoughts in writing.

Monday, November 16, 2026 | 6–7 p.m.

Pocomoke Community Center, Maryland Room

1410 Market Street, Pocomoke City, MD

Planning to join us? RSVP to Amanda Russell at arussell@pocomokemd.gov or 410-957-1333 ext. 102. You can also use either contact for questions or accommodation requests.

Please share this invitation with someone who might want to join the conversation.

Pocomoke Meet & Greet with Superintendent-

 

Worcester County Public Schools

Pocomoke, we’re coming your way!

Our next Diet Coke with the Supt is headed to Pocomoke McDonald’s on Monday, November 16, from 5:00–6:30 p.m.! Please note this is a rescheduled date from the original October 13 event.

No agenda. No presentation. Just a casual opportunity to stop by, pull up a chair, and chat with Dr. Annette Wallace about our students, our schools, and what matters most to you.

We hope you’ll join us! #WeAreWorcester #ListeningLeader

Berlin brothers sentenced for tax-evasion-

 
(WMDT)

BERLIN, Md. – A federal judge handed down prison terms to a pair of twin brothers in connection with multi-million-dollar tax-evasion crimes.

(View news story)

Berlin twin brothers sentenced for each evading $1.8M in taxes - 47abc

Bird flu detected in Worcester-

 (WBOC)

WORCESTER CO., Md. - Preliminary testing has detected highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza at a commercial broiler operation in Worcester County, the Maryland Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday.

Officials say the property has been quarantined, and the flock is being euthanized to prevent the disease from spreading. Birds from the affected flock will not enter the food supply, according to the department.

(View news story)

Preliminary tests detect bird flu at Worcester County poultry farm | Latest News | wboc.com

 

Courtesy Worcester County Sheriff's Dept.

A positive impact for ECI?

 

(View WMDT news story)

Moore cabinet changes could lead to changes for ECI community

Future Worcester educators receive scholarships-

 

(View more about it and who they are)

Nineteen SU students awarded scholarships as future Worcester County educators | Local News | wboc.com

Weekend fire: Pocomoke assists Va. fire companies-

 

Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Company

Accomack Co., VA - On November 7, 2026, shortly after 11:00 p.m., Tanker 1 and Rescue 1 from the Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Company responded to Savannah Road in Accomack County, Virginia, to assist with a residential structure fire.

Upon arrival, Rescue 1 staged while its crew split into two groups to assist with fire extinguishment and tanker operations.

Pocomoke personnel operated on the scene before returning to quarters at approximately 1:30 a.m.

📸 FF J. Kamps

(View news story:)

Alleged abandoned home destroyed by fire in Accomack County | Latest News | wboc.com

Alleged abandoned home destroyed by fire in Accomack County | Latest News | wboc.com

Did you know about DELMARVA ACES Baseball?

(Dave) Whigham, 40, a former professional baseball player, launched a youth baseball academy in 2014 with a handful of teams and a shoestring budget. Today, his organization has grown to serve hundreds of young athletes across the region, including some who have gone on to professional careers.

(View news article)

Delmarva Aces continuing to grow | News | octodaydispatch.com

Discovery Museum raffle reminder-

 

Have you entered the Delmarva Discovery Museum's Winter Raffle for a chance to win $250 in Maryland Lottery scratch-off tickets?  The drawing will be December 12th.  Tickets are available at the Discovery Center Gift Shop and from staff members.

Time←←Machine: 100 years ago this week in Pocomoke City's newspaper; 2007, 1969.

 

From our archives:

April 2007

              New Pocomoke Fire Headquarters

     

Salisbury Daily Times

February 1969

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