(Originally published April 18, 1941)
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(Originally published April 18, 1941)
(WBOC)
This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye:
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SNOW HILL– The county will assist Pocomoke with overnight emergency dispatch following a decision by officials this week.
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RockOn sounding rocket successfully launches from Wallops - Shore Daily News
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Pocomoke Boat Docking Challenge, Pocomoke City, Maryland
This is the 2023 Pocomoke Boat Docking shirt featuring last year's scholarship Run winner Jamie Marshall. They will be on sale on Saturday at the event. Med to XL for $20 and 2XL & 3XL for $25.
(Shore Daily News)
Wednesday, 8/15/23:
The first rocket went off as scheduled on time, but the second was scrubbed due to what NASA called “an anomaly” this morning at the Wallops Flight Facility.
According to NASA, the anomaly occurred with the RockSat-X sounding rocket launch, the first rocket which shot off at 6:21 AM. NASA Range, safety and Sounding Rocket experts are investigating the cause of the anomaly.
Backup launch days are Aug. 16 through 18. No new launch date for the second launch has been set.
The rockets carried experiments developed by more than 30 university and community college teams as part of NASA’s RockOn Workshop and RockSat programs. Fifty percent of the RockOn teams are from minority serving institutions.
(Shore Daily News)
A tiny community named Pocomoke once existed in North Carolina. We'll have some of its' history tomorrow (8/15) here at The Pocomoke Public Eye.
(WMDT)
...Worcester County Sheriff Matt Crisafulli is raising the alarm citing serious safety concerns.
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Safety concerns raised over Saturn app for HS students - 47abc (wmdt.com)
LONG AGO BUT NOT FAR AWAY- THE ORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF OUR SOUTHERN PENINSULA
From a 1951 feature article in the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. The author, Leonora W. Wood, (1892-1989) wrote articles of regional historic interest for Virginia newspapers and authored "Guide To Virginia's Eastern Shore" in 1952. She was an inspiration for the novel "Christy" written by her daughter Catherine Marshall, a well-known author. Mrs. Wood's husband was a minister who had served Holmes Presbyterian Church in Cheriton.
(This week: Article excerpt #2 of nine:)