Monday, December 2, 2024

Pocomoke parade: traffic/parking alert-

 Pocomoke City Police Dept

Pocomoke City Christmas Parade:

Vehicles need to be moved off Market Street by 4:00 pm. We will make every attempt to contact owners to move vehicles but if the vehicle is there past 4:00 pm, it will be towed. Roads will start closing at 6:00 pm or sooner, from 14th Street to the Downtown Bridge.

Starting at 5:30 pm Market Street at Old Virginia Rd will be controlled access to Payne Ave. Please Drive Safely & be aware of pedestrians and Law Enforcement in the area. Enjoy the Parade!

Almost here!  One of the largest nighttime parades on Delmarva.. the Pocomoke Christmas Parade is Monday, Dec. 2 beginning 7PM.  The Market Street route is north from 14th Street and through downtown.

Weather peak:  Plan to bundle up! Dry but cold. Parade time temperatures in the 30's.

(View listings of other Christmas Parades:)

Christmas Parades Across Delmarva 2024 | Latest News | wboc.com



Worcester shares state budget concerns.

 

Worcester official- 

"We're definitely keeping an eye on things. It's not looking good."

(View WBOC news story:)

Some Eastern Shore Counties Voice Concern Over Upcoming State Budget | Latest News | wboc.com

Sunday, December 1, 2024

Time Machine: 90 years ago this week in Pocomoke's newspaper; 1914, 1942, 1937, 2003.

An archived edition of the Pocomoke City newspaper for 100 years ago this week was not available. The following is from this week in 1934. 



                                        


PPE note: Pocomoke area seniors will recall from their childhood days going up the long flight of stairs from the Coffman-Fisher balcony to visit the large Toyland display on the second floor.

Coffman-Fisher had the local franchise to carry Boy Scout and Cub Scout uniforms, supplies and accessories. The local Boy Scouts were Troop 143 and the Cub Scouts were Pack 143.

Your friend,
Slim

Other years-


December, 1914
Crisfield Times

October, 1942

Salisbury Times


December, 1937
Worcester Democrat


December, 2003
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Salisbury Daily Times

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