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- Virginia Governor Orders Residents to Stay Home Until June 10
- New Yorker's Continue To Flock To Ocean City
- Maryland COVID-19 Data 4-19-2020
- THIS DAY IN HISTORYAPRIL 19
- The Week In Review
- Every One Of You Should Be PISSED At Salisbury Mayor Jake Day and Chief Barbara Duncan
- As A Bar/Restaurant Owner In OC, I'm Not Opening If Hogan Says We Can Only Serve 50% Of Our Seating!
- A Viewer Writes: COVID-19 & PRMC
- Salisbury Mayor Jake Day Is Building A Tent City For The Homeless At Lake Street Park, (Coronavirus)
- NO ONE Is Policing Businesses On The Eastern Shore
- Look What I Found On Facebook!
- Arrogant P.O.S. Salisbury Mayor Jake Day Responds To Yet Another Taxpayer On His Breaking The Law
- Ocean City Officials Discuss What Reopening Resort Might Look Like When State Allows
- More BS From Salisbury University
- City of Salisbury Maryland Circus
- A Viewer Writes: PRMC INSTALLS OUTSIDE MORGUE
- National Association of Letter Carriers: Postal Service on verge of shutting down due to pandemic
- Now that you've received your economic impact payment, how should you spend it?
- Why Are We Paying So Much For Gas On The Eastern Shore?
- Salisbury Super Pet Gets A New Review On Facebook
| Virginia Governor Orders Residents to Stay Home Until June 10 Posted: 19 Apr 2020 12:14 PM PDT Virginia Governor Ralph Northam on Monday issued an order to residents stay at home until June 10, part of expanded efforts to curtail the coronavirus pandemic that continues to spread across the country. "I want to be clear: Do not go out unless you need to go out. This is very different than wanting to go out," the Democratic governor said in announcing the order. Northam noted that "some of our beaches and other recreational areas were literally packed" over the weekend, and warned that, "everyone who is gathering in a crowd is putting themselves and others at risk." The Virginia order goes into effect immediately and will remain in effect until June 10 unless the governor cancels it sooner. Violators can be punished by up to a year in jail and a $2,500 fine. Hours earlier, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced a similar "unprecedented" order, requiring residents to stay home except for essential trips such as grocery shopping or obtaining medical care. The order goes into effect at 8p.m. on Monday and will remain active until the state of emergency is over. Violators can be charged with a misdemeanor offense with penalties up to a year in jail or a $5,000 fine. "We are no longer asking or suggesting that Marylanders stay home. We are directing them to do so," said Hogan, a Republican. "Every single Marylander can be a hero just by staying home." More  |
| New Yorker's Continue To Flock To Ocean City Posted: 19 Apr 2020 10:57 AM PDT  Should we ALL start publishing pictures to show how out of control this is?  |
| Maryland COVID-19 Data 4-19-2020 Posted: 19 Apr 2020 07:20 AM PDT      |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:37 AM PDT  American Revolution begun Launched this day in 1775 with the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the American Revolution was an effort by 13 British colonies in North America (with help from France, Spain, and the Netherlands) to win their independence.  |
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| Every One Of You Should Be PISSED At Salisbury Mayor Jake Day and Chief Barbara Duncan Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:17 AM PDT  They need to lead by example. Instead of blowing even more money on a stupid parade, this jackass should first be worried about the HEALTH and WELL BEING of ALL of the people working for the City. You lead by example and clearly this jackass is not following the Governors guidelines. Now I'll agree with some of the commenters on here, he's playing God. Jake doesn't know for a fact none of the people involved have the virus, are carriers or have been around someone who has it. Everyone is locked up in their homes and this Idiot is out playing look at me games. Go to Jake's Facebook page and watch the videos as well. He tells businesses you can't have but so many people in their stores and then he goes out and does this.  |
| As A Bar/Restaurant Owner In OC, I'm Not Opening If Hogan Says We Can Only Serve 50% Of Our Seating! Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:17 AM PDT  Then came what is now known as coronavirus and all that positive momentum came to an immediate end. So what do we do Folks? Are we all in the same mind set that we've all had enough of this quarantine crap OR are we all still concerned this thing will continue to spread and harm people? I guess the choice will be up to our customers BUT IF Governor Hogan says we can only serve 50% of our tables and even bar stool seating I'm NOT opening. My bartenders don't deserve to be cut off by 50% and as a business owner I don't deserve it as well. Where do you stand at this point, tell us your thoughts.  |
| A Viewer Writes: COVID-19 & PRMC Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:17 AM PDT Joe, I thank you for letting me to tell my story. I am beyond p!ssed! This whole incident took place last evening at Peninsula Regional Medical Center's ER. I sincerely hope this gets the attention of the "important people" at the hospital (Steve, Snyder, Roger, Cindy, CB). Last night, I went to ER because I was having chest pain. I have never experienced chest pain before. I really thought I was having the big one. Frankly, it was terrifying. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, my wife wasn't allowed to come back with me to my new ER room. Instead of being able to have my wife for support, I had to send her home. She cried, and cried. We have never had to go through a health scare, and especially not alone. To be clear, I really do understand why the no visitor policy had to be implemented, and I totally respect what the hospital is doing to combat COVID-19. I believe the measures are necessary. As I was laying in my bed, I was "people watching" through my open door. I was in 203, and the room next to mine was 204. As I'm laying there, observing what's going on, I realize that 2 women kept coming in and out of 204. I then hear one of the two females say that she was there visiting/assisting her adult brother. No other patient in the entire ER was allowed to have visitors except the patient next to my room. I immediately questioned what I saw, and I complained to the charge nurse; she informed me that one of the females in the room was a PRMC employee. It appears that if you work for PRMC, you don't have to adhere to policies established by the hospital. We all know that these measures were put in place to reduce the risk of introducing the virus to the hospital's population. Additionally, I watched the PRMC employee go in and out of her brother's room multiple times. On two occasions, she left the room, and went into the supply room to get things for her brother. She was only wearing gloves and mask. This sounds crazy, but on one occasion, she left her brother's room wearing blue gloves, she then went in the supply room with the same blue gloves, she then came out of the supply room wearing the same blue gloves, and finally, she went back in the room with the same blue gloves. She put the ER's highly controlled environment at risk by leaving the room of a sick person to retrieve items from the supply room. All these measures at PRMC are for NOTHING if they do not care that their employees make up their own rules, and essentially help spread infectious diseases. OR You might as well just revert to how things were before COVID-19. What are the chances that he had a cough and fever?  |
| Salisbury Mayor Jake Day Is Building A Tent City For The Homeless At Lake Street Park, (Coronavirus) Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:16 AM PDT          One of the images shows a cleaning company working on the bath/restroom building. Believe it or not, there is not enough distance between urinals and toilets to assure there's social distancing now required at 13 feet apart. Even the people working there are not wearing masks and as you can see they are shoulder to shoulder once again. You also have to wonder, will they only accept homeless that are willing to give up private information so Police Chief Duncan can do a background check? Also, Taxpayers will be subjected to providing TWO meals a day in order to quarantine these people. Will they all be subjected to remaining within this fenced in area until the City decides all is clear? There are many unanswered questions and certainly it will become a pandemic area because they are not properly disinfecting and maintaining even minimal standards to keep this virus encapsulated just to this immediate area. I'll add, ALL food must be served with disposable products and served by hazmat type uniforms. ANYONE not following these strict guidelines will contract the coronavirus. More to come... UPDATE: The City is using hotel money to put up these tents instead of rooms. AMAZING how the City chose to put this right in the middle of the African American community. Wait till you hear about the 4 to 6 people who recently died at PRMC, all of which are from the African American community. This tent city will remain until the coronavirus pandemic is over. I was just told they'll let the homeless out of this tent city every day but they must all return by 5 PM every day. Very Stupid.  |
| NO ONE Is Policing Businesses On The Eastern Shore Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:15 AM PDT Skipjack Seafood on East Main Street across from East Salisbury School. No Social Distancing being practiced.  |
| Look What I Found On Facebook! Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:15 AM PDT        |
| Arrogant P.O.S. Salisbury Mayor Jake Day Responds To Yet Another Taxpayer On His Breaking The Law Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:15 AM PDT     |
| Ocean City Officials Discuss What Reopening Resort Might Look Like When State Allows Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:14 AM PDT OCEAN CITY — When Ocean City should start planning to reopen to some degree and just what that might look like was the subject of lively debate during an impromptu Mayor and Council meeting on Thursday. The Mayor and Council met on Thursday to continue discussions on the town's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The brief agenda included continuing to meet the needs of the town's at-risk residents in terms of food and medicine and healthcare, the continued "stay at home" messaging and new messaging for welcoming back visitors when the time is right and ultimately certain benchmarks for relaxing some of the restrictions in terms of the beach and Boardwalk closure, lodging rental restrictions and a gradual plan to reopen the resort incrementally. It didn't take long for the conversation to move toward the latter. In his weekly update on Wednesday, Gov. Larry Hogan sent mixed messages including a report on the two deadliest days for Maryland thus far during the COVID-19 pandemic and a new order mandating face masks in publicly accessible businesses such as grocery stores and convenience stores, for example. Hogan's midweek update also mixed in signs of hope, including tentative plans to begin relaxing some of the restrictions in the near future and reopening the state's economy to some degree. Those hopeful messages set the tone for Thursday's impromptu Mayor and Council special meeting and set the stage for a lively debate. All involved appeared to agree it was time to start planning on reopening Ocean City to some degree and start returning to some semblance of a new normal, whatever that might look like. More  |
| More BS From Salisbury University Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:14 AM PDT   |
| City of Salisbury Maryland Circus Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:13 AM PDT   |
| A Viewer Writes: PRMC INSTALLS OUTSIDE MORGUE Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:12 AM PDT   |
| National Association of Letter Carriers: Postal Service on verge of shutting down due to pandemic Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:10 AM PDT The United States Postal Service may soon shut down without more emergency fundingfrom the government, the president of the National Association of Letter Carriers warned Friday. Appearing on "America's Newsroom" with host Sandra Smith, Fredric Rolando said that the Postal Service is projected to lose about 50 percent of their revenue as a result of the coronavirus pandemic by the end of the fiscal year in September. "And so, my message is: It's really vitally important to the American people that the next stimulus package provides funding to the Postal Service so that they can maintain their revenue stream to continue their operation through the pandemic crisis," he stated. Democratic lawmakers were on the same page. New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and Virginia Congressman Gerry Connolly sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., in late March urging the Senate to pass a stimulus package with emergency funds to help save the Postal Service from bankruptcy. More https://www.foxnews.com/media/postal-service-on-verge-of-shutting-down-without-funding  |
| Now that you've received your economic impact payment, how should you spend it? Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:10 AM PDT BALTIMORE — According to the Treasury Department, millions of Americans should've received their economic impact payments from the IRS. The payments were issued to eligible 2019 or 2018 federal tax return filers who received a refund using direct deposit. Payments are capped at $1,200 for individuals and $2,400 for couples, and are based on income. More  |
| Why Are We Paying So Much For Gas On The Eastern Shore? Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:09 AM PDT   |
| Salisbury Super Pet Gets A New Review On Facebook Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:09 AM PDT         |
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