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Sales are hard in the state bad schools are respknsible live in wicomico somerset schools are bad out of control who can live here bad schools
ReplyDeleteHuh ? Your grammar is terrible
DeleteNaturally. He’s a Wicomico County Public Schools graduate.
Delete10:51, from what you just wrote, I guess you are living proof?
ReplyDeleteHaply Glatulation!
Holy crap!
Where did you attend, Wicomico or Somerset?
ReplyDeleteSomerset wicomico, schools. Atyending in the time long ago . Now schools bad sad
Delete2:28. Sounds like you did a wonderful job in school.
Delete10:51- You are a prime example of how our school system sucks. If that is your argument. My God! Proofread!
ReplyDeleteThat's where their factory is. It's a short drive.
ReplyDeleteBusiness started in Greenwood, duh. And that building has never had a long term tenant. It's a lousy location for a "house" business. That lot is too small, and too far away from the intersection, (and too expensive) to be economically viable. It will continue to change hands.
ReplyDeleteNever was a Maryland "business". They are incorporated in Delaware, this was just a satellite office.
ReplyDeleteLet's see closings since Jake took office add if you know more: Gander Mountain, Charming Charlie's,Wendys, Old West SteakHouse, Gymboree, Primo Hoagies,Giant Food, Beracah Homes, soon to be K-Mart & possibly Sears.
ReplyDeleteMost of them are from retail companies filing bankruptcy; retail industry have been failing country wide, not just salisbury.
DeleteWell I can tell the primary reason for them leaving Maryland - it's the stupid residential sprinkler ordinance. It's a no-brainer, Maryland cannot expect to reap any GDP growth with that type of legislation lingering around.
ReplyDeleteIt's so much easier to build in DE and VA and much less expensive. Thus, they made a prudent business decision and have decided to exodus north.