News scoop?

 Just saying...

Some people actually pay to get "news" like this?

(7/3/26 Delmarva Now top story)

Major acquisition for a staple at Wallops-

 (Shore Daily News)

Rocket Lab, which already has a major launch presence on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, has announced plans to acquire Iridium Communications in a cash and stock transaction valued at approximately $8 billion.

(View news story)

Rocket Lab to acquire Iridium in major space industry deal - Shore Daily News

It's carnival time on Chincoteague!

 (WBOC)

CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND, Va.– The Chincoteague Volunteer Fireman's Carnival gets underway July 2, leading up to the 101st annual Pony Swim July 29. 

(View news story)

 Chincoteague Volunteer Fireman's Carnival kicks off | Latest News | wboc.com

Marion Station man identified as crash victim-

 

(View news story)

UPDATE: One killed in Route 13 crash near MD-VA border | Latest News | wboc.com

Heat-Related Illnesses- What to do-

 (Worcester County Health Department)

Saving Tangier-

 

Tangier Island: rising waters, eroding shores, dwindling time

Saving the island means preserving the area’s history and culture while also protecting wildlife habitats critical for the Chesapeake Bay.

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Tangier Island: rising waters, eroding shores, dwindling time - Maryland Matters

Anonymous said...

The water isn't rising.

Your friend,
Slim

Note: Another view is that wave action and sinking land has taken its toll on the island's land mass.  

♪♪Singing The News♪♪

                            

 Just saying-

Have you ever noticed the sing-song delivery in the news presentations of anchors Heidi Kristine of WMDT and David Scott of WBOC, i.e. frequent upward inflections of words especially at the end of sentences?  Contrast this to the conversational delivery of WBOC's veteran anchor Steve Hammond and the pros on networks and in larger TV markets.

Well, I never felt more like singin' the news

'Cause I never thought I'd ever lose

Your viewin' just for singin' the news.

Time←←Machine: 100 years ago this week iin Pocomoke City's newspaper; 1938.

 

(According to AI, Tangier Beach was a segregated beach on Tangier Sound at Dames Quarter and closed in the 1920's. The derelict 16-acre property was sold to Dames Quarter native Loraine Henry and her husband George for $2,500 in 1951. They reopened the area as Henry's Beach in 1952, one of the first integrated beaches on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.  The site, in an area of severe coastal erosion, was sold in 1991 and is currently private property.)

  

(Wonder how 40-cents a ticket could finance a show like this?)

                                                                         

*September 1938

(The Peninsula Building was located at the northeast corner of Market and Front Streets, across from what is now the Delmarva Discovery Museum.)

Worcester Democrat

tkforppe@yahoo.com

Smith Island memories-

 

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Your Pocomoke City government 'ASK US ANYTHING' initiative-

 

City of Pocomoke City    

Ask Us Anything: Neighborhood Outreach Initiative

Be part of the first stop on Pocomoke City's new Neighborhood Outreach Initiative.

On Thursday, July 2, from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM, city staff and officials will be visiting the neighborhoods surrounding:

• Bishop Isaac Jenkins Street

• Sixth Street

• Bonneville Avenue

• Moore Street

• Fourth Street

• Young Street

We're stepping out of City Hall and into our neighborhoods because your voice matters. Whether you have questions, concerns, ideas, or simply want to learn more about what's happening in Pocomoke City, we want to hear from you.

This is the first of several neighborhood visits planned throughout the community, and we hope you'll join us as we begin this new effort to connect directly with residents.

Stop by. Ask us anything. Help shape the future of your neighborhood and our city.

Can't make it on July 2? Don't worry—this is just the first stop. We'll be visiting neighborhoods across Pocomoke City in the coming weeks.

Together, we're building a stronger Pocomoke City.

State $$ battling Somerset erosion-

 (WBOC)

DEAL ISLAND, Md. — Marsh along the southwestern side of Deal Island is slowly being eaten away by shoreline erosion — and a new state grant is aiming to stop it.

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State grant targets Somerset County shoreline erosion, including Deal Island | Latest News | wboc.com

♪♪Baltimore Symphony performance♪♪

 Baltimore Symphony

At

The Marva July 28th at 7PM

Tickets available here:

https://my.bsomusic.org/20786/20788

Worcester election: new commissioner faces on the way-

 

Somerset outdoor burn ban lifted-

    SOMERSET COUNTY

(WMDT)

UPDATE: Somerset County has lifted its burn ban, but still strongly recommends caution when burning outdoors.

President Charles Laird of the Somerset County Commissioners says that, upon the advisement of the Somerset County Fire Chiefs, Somerset County has lifted the imposed moratorium on all outdoor burning.

However, authorities maintain it is strongly recommended that extreme caution is used if choosing to burn outdoors.