With Memorial Day Weekend fast approaching, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Mayor Rick Meehan have plans to bring back their now-annual ceremonial summer kickoff event.
The event first took place more than seven decades ago: in 1946, Maryland Gov. Harry O’Connor joined Ocean City Mayor Daniel Trimper Jr. to officially start the summer season in Ocean City by placing an umbrella in the sand. Now, almost 75 years later, Hogan and Meehan will reestablish the ceremonious event by placing the first umbrella of the season on Ocean City’s beach at Somerset Street on Friday, May 24 at 11 a.m.
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Here’s to hoping it’s windy that day and Larry gets carried away out to sea. Larry Poppins.
I just loved the bathing suits back then.
C-L-O-W-N-S-H-O-W!! Social media is eating these political idiots alive
Why is Hogan coming?
to try to tear down our Confederate Statues?
These two look f'ing ridiculous
Low wages, lack of jobs, homeless people, illegal drug crisis, high crime rate in Baltimore, etc.; however, they find time for this BS.
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