Maryland is among the top states where people are moving out of
Maryland is among the top states in the U.S. where people are moving out.
United Van Lines ranks Maryland No. 10 on a new list of the top outbound states of 2015. The moving company reports Maryland 55 percent of moves to and from the state are being outbound.
United Van Lines compiled the list by by tracking customers’ state-to-state migration patterns over the past year.
Wicomico County still being run by bumpkins who are running people and businesses out just like Salisbury. Lets put 13 Chicken Feeding stations 1/2 mile from residential areas and see how long it takes for folks to leave. Nothing to keep them here if you devaluate everything they have worked for for thirty years. Whats a few more abandoned homes and poisoned well water to the council?
I hope they wake up tonight at the council meeting? MDE will probably have to step in again like last time since they are all spineless.
Baby boomers poppykosh. The fact is Maryland over the last three decades has successfully driven out all the viable corporations that used to be here on the shore. Should I name them or do you remember them?
Unfortunately Gov Hogan cannot correct the years of bad policies from the liberal democrats. When I retire (again) in about 5 years, I will be counted amoung the former Marylanders that will be getting out as quickly as I can. This is not a good place to live, and is one of the worst Taxed states in the country.
This proves that people aren't as dumb as we thought.
ReplyDeleteYep left 2 plus years ago....never looked back
ReplyDeleteNever looked back??? Then what are you doing on sbynews?
DeleteBaby boomers retiring to the south.
ReplyDeleteBut we're open for business as the billboard claims coming down the overhead bridge on 13. That should be enough incentive to stay.
ReplyDeleteWicomico County still being run by bumpkins who are running people and businesses out just like Salisbury.
ReplyDeleteLets put 13 Chicken Feeding stations 1/2 mile from residential areas and see how long it takes for folks to leave. Nothing to keep them here if you devaluate everything they have worked for for thirty years. Whats a few more abandoned homes and poisoned well water to the council?
I hope they wake up tonight at the council meeting? MDE will probably have to step in again like last time since they are all spineless.
Baby boomers poppykosh. The fact is Maryland over the last three decades has successfully driven out all the viable corporations that used to be here on the shore. Should I name them or do you remember them?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately Gov Hogan cannot correct the years of bad policies from the liberal democrats. When I retire (again) in about 5 years, I will be counted amoung the former Marylanders that will be getting out as quickly as I can. This is not a good place to live, and is one of the worst Taxed states in the country.
ReplyDeleteYou got that right. I'm one of them.:-)
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