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Saturday, June 18, 2022
Friday, June 17, 2022
Time Machine Preview
This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye:
1829 .. On the lower Eastern Shore-
2007 .. Construction in progress on an important Pocomoke City structure-
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Wednesday, June 15, 2022
From the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office-
Deputy First Class Glenn Hilliard
Funeral services will be held Tuesday June 21, at 12 Noon at Emmanuel Wesleyan Church on Beaglin Park Drive in Salisbury. There will be a public viewing for two hours prior to the service.
The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 111 has established a fund for the family of Glenn Hilliard. Checks may be made payable to the "Memorial Fund for Glenn Hilliard" and either mailed or dropped off at the Bank of Delmarva located at 921 Eastern Shore Drive Salisbury, MD 21804.
Operation We Care has a PayPal account set up to also accept donations - click on the button that says "Donate" and you will find the link for the "DFC Glenn Hilliard Family".
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Snow Hill Paddle Fest!
Dear Friends — We're baaaack!
Walk on Water and the Town of Snow Hill Present the 5th Annual Return to Goat Island Paddle Fest Saturday, July 23rd, in Snow Hill, Maryland.
Walk on Water will be celebrating a milestone 10-year Anniversary this July making a memorable race weekend even BETTER!
So, Join us on Saturday, July 23rd, for a FUN day of racing and hanging out with family and friends as we gather to celebrate the paddling lifestyle and all that it means to us.
Races are open to paddlers of All levels:
2-mile Open Race - SUP All & Kayaks (under 12 ft. ONLY)
6-mile Race - SUP 14' (category incl 12'6"), SUP surf style (under 12') and Kayaks & Surfski
Dash for Cash Sprint (right after the main races) -SUP 14' (ONLY)
Kids Races on giant inflatables.
Read more about it:
The O's
(Sports Illustrated)
Baltimore Orioles Chairman Responds to Relocation Speculation
Orioles chairman John Angelos pushed back Monday against speculation that the team could be relocating in the near future.
“As I have said before, as long as Fort McHenry is standing watch over the Inner Harbor, the Orioles will remain in Baltimore,” Angelos said in a statement.
John’s brother, Louis Angelos, filed a lawsuit against his older brother and his mother in Baltimore County Circuit Court last week, alleging that his brother took over total control of the team in defiance of his father’s wishes for the sons to share the franchise.
According to The Baltimore Banner‘s report regarding Louis Angelos’s lawsuit against his family, the Angelos brothers have been at odds since their father and longtime owner of the Orioles, Peter, became ill in 2017. When Peter Angelos got sick, he reportedly appointed his wife and sons as co-trustees of a trust governing the family fortune, which included the Orioles franchise.
In the suit, Louis hinted that John could sell the team or move it to Nashville.
“John intends to maintain absolute control over the Orioles—to manage, to sell, or if he chooses, to move to Tennessee (where he has a home and where his wife’s career is headquartered)—without having to answer to anyone,” the suit says.
John dismissed the accusations of his brother on Monday, saying in a statement: “For [my mother and father] as for me, the Orioles will forever play at Oriole Park, and at no time ever have we contemplated anything different.”
Wicomico Sheriff's Deputy is killed
The Pocomoke Public Eye posted this story Monday morning but it didn't appear until later when we discovered a technical glitch in the posting process. Check wmdt.com or wboc.com for continuing updates on this story. -tk for PPE
(WBOC)
Wicomico Sheriff's Deputy Killed Trying to Arrest Fugitive in Pittsville
PITTSVILLE, Md. (WBOC/AP)- A Wicomico County sheriff's deputy was shot and killed late Sunday night while trying to arrest a fugitive in Pittsville, authorities said.
Wicomico County Deputy First Class Glenn Hilliard spotted the suspect, who was wanted on multiple felony warrants, coming out of Talbot Apartments on Gumboro Road in Pittsville, the sheriff's office said. A foot chase ensued and Hilliard was shot trying to arrest the suspect, later identified as Austin J. Davidson, 20, of Delmar, Md.
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Sunday, June 12, 2022
Time Machine: 1964, 1979, 1989, 1882, 1939, 1922, and local history author's part 2 TV segment on Steamboat Days.
(1964-1989: From smoking review to total ban)
February, 1964
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Salisbury Times
January, 1979 (PGH bans smoking except in designated areas.)
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Salisbury Daily Times
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Salisbury Daily Times
August, 1882 (The lower Eastern Shore described)
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The Aegis & Intelligencer(Bel Air Md).
October, 1939
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Worcester Democrat
February, 1922
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Democratic Messenger
Steamboat Days Part 2
