"Smart" homes may be vulnerable to hackers

 

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Is Your Home Hackproof? | Latest News | wboc.com

Rabid Cat

 

Time Machine Preview

This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye:

1940  ..  

1906  ..  

2001  ..  

2012  ..

Plus local history author Jim Duffy's TV segment about a Lighthouse Honeymoon.

                                                                                              

Somerset victims identified

 

Victims Identified In Apparent Murder Suicide In Somerset Co.

July 6, 2022

(PRINCESS ANNE, MD) — Maryland State Police have identified two victims in an apparent murder and suicide last night in Somerset County.

The victims are identified as Richard Cantwell, III, 35, and Michael Jarman, 61, of Princess Anne.  Both victims were pronounced deceased inside their home by emergency medical service personnel. Cantwell and Jarman have been transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for autopsy.

The Maryland State Police Homicide Unit leads the investigation.  Investigators know Cantwell to be Jarman’s stepson. Both men lived in the residence along with Cantwell’s mother.

At about 4:30 p.m. yesterday, Maryland State Police at the Princess Anne Barrack responded to a call for a shooting at a residence in the 32,000 block of West Post Office Road in Princess Anne, Md. Responding troopers found Cantwell and Jarman, each suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. 

At this time, the investigation indicates Cantwell and Jarman were inside their home when the incident occurred.  Investigators learned a verbal altercation occurred prior to the shooting

Maryland State Police Forensic Sciences Division crime scene technicians responded and processed the scene for evidence. The Somerset County State’s Attorney’s Office was notified and an official from that office responded to the scene.  Assistance was also provided by the Princess Anne Police Department.

The investigation is continuing.

Fireworks equipment malfunctioned

 (Shore Daily News)

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Equipment malfunction ends Cape Charles fireworks show early - Shore Daily News

 Irie Tree Band

 

Time Machine: 1906, 1960, 1975, 1963, 1898, 1919, plus local history author's TV segment about an 1820's summer travel tax proposal.

 

June, 1906

Democratic Messenger

May, 1960

                 

Salisbury Times

(ACROSS THE USA)

July, 1975

        

                                                                     Sunday Times (Salisbury)

January, 1963

Democratic Messenger

January, 1898

                                                                      Baltimore Sun

       

June, 1919    

               

Wilmington Morning News

The summer travel tax proposal of the 1820's

Throwback Thursday – The Summer Travel Tax Proposal of the 1820s – DelmarvaLife

 HOLIDAY  WEEKEND  FIREWORKS 

AND  CELEBRATIONS!

View the listings:

Fourth of July Fireworks on Delmarva 2022 | Latest News | wboc.com

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Cool things happening on the Shore this weekend - Shore Daily News

Manager is "Out"

 

(Baltimore Sun photo)

Orioles manager Brandon Hyde was ejected in the third inning of Friday's game with the Minnesota Twins while claiming there was a disrespectful exchange between the home plate umpire and the Baltimore dugout.  The Orioles lost 3-2 on Byron Buxton's walk-off homerun in the ninth.

                          

Time Machine preview

This Sunday here at The Pocomoke Public Eye: 

1906 ..    

1960  ..  Ranking the 30 top records of the week-

1975  ..  

1963  ..          

                        

1898  ..  A cotton factory for Pocomoke City?

1919  ..  

Plus local history author Jim Duffy's TV segment on the summer travel tax proposal of the 1820's.

Roadblock

 

      (Shore Daily News)

A tractor trailer overturned on Route 13 in Northampton County near Capeville early Thursday.  The driver wasn't injured.  No word on the cause.

(Updated) Serious Route 12 crash

 

(6/29 Update)

The driver from Temperanceville passed away Wednesday.

 (Edited from WBOC info, 6/28)

Maryland State Police are investigating the cause of a car crash Tuesday that left one man dead and a woman in serious condition.

Troopers arrived to the area of MD 12 south of the Wicomico/Worcester County line around 5:15pm for a reported two vehicle crash. Investigations revealed the victim, Joshua Xavier Capra, 23, of Salisbury was traveling northbound on RT 12 when he crossed the center line into the southbound lane striking another car driven by Emani Press, 21, of Temperanceville.

Capra was pronounced dead at the scene. Press was transported to Tidal Health in Salisbury with life threatening injuries.

Any witnesses to the crash are asked to contact the Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack.

10K Lottery ticket sold in Pocomoke

 

$10,000 Mega Millions: Goose Creek #01, 2322 Stockton Road, Pocomoke City (Sold June 24th – unclaimed as of June 27th).    

Marion Station contestant is the 2022 Miss Maryland!

 To compete for Miss America title-

View video:

Kayla Willing Miss Maryland 2022 - Crowning - June 25, 2022 - YouTube

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Somerset County Kayla Willing Was Crowned Miss Maryland 2022 | Features | wboc.com

OC Police statement on rabid raccoon attacks

 

On June 22, 2022, Ocean City Officers were flagged down by a female in the area of 139th Street to report that she had been attacked by a rabid raccoon. The female was treated by Ocean City EMS on the scene for injuries to her hand. The raccoon was not immediately located.

Approximately five hours later, a second female called 911 to report that she was attacked by a rabid raccoon in the area of 141st Street. Officers responded and met with the victim. She was transported to Atlantic General Hospital by Ocean City EMS for several injuries from the attack. Officers established a perimeter in an attempt to corral the raccoon.

Animal Control responded to the scene and was able to capture the raccoon. Below is the latest update from the Worcester County Health Department.

A CONFIRMED RABID RACCOON FOUND IN THE AREA AROUND 141st STREET, OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND

Worcester County Health Department has confirmed a raccoon in Ocean City tested positive for rabies this week. The raccoon had attacked two people in the early morning hours of June 23, 2022 in the area surrounding 141st Street.

Health department officials warn that any person, pet or other animal that may have had contact with this raccoon could be at risk for rabies exposure. To report any contact with or exposure to the raccoon, call the Worcester County Health Department immediately at 410-352-3234. If you call after hours or on the weekend, call Worcester County Emergency Services at 410-632-1311 to reach the health department on-call staff.

If a person has been bitten or scratched, they should seek immediate medical care. Post-exposure treatment is necessary to prevent rabies.  If not treated, rabies is fatal.  If a pet has had contact with this raccoon, contact your veterinarian immediately. 

For more information about rabies, please visit our website at  http://www.worcesterhealth.org . 

Time Machine: 1893, 2006, 1936, 1940, 1906, and local history author's TV segment about when Delmarva almost became a state.

 

 July, 1893

The Cecil Whig (Elkton) 

April, 2006

Salisbury Daily Times

February, 1936

Baltimore Sun

February, 1940

The Daily News (New York)

August, 1906

Democratic Messenger

When Delmarva Statehood almost happened

Throwback Thursday - Delmarva Statehood | DelmarvaLife | wboc.com