SALISBURY, Md. – Pursuant to Gov. Larry Hogan’s stay-at-home order, Wicomico County parks will close at dusk Monday, March 30, until further notice.
The closure includes all park property: day use areas, trails, playgrounds, pavilions, sport courts and beaches.
Decisions made by officials are fluid and can be changed at any time.
The Wicomico Recreation, Parks, Tourism and Civic Center department will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation through regular updates from the Wicomico County Health Department and the Department of Emergency Services. Updates will be shared with the press, as well as posted to department websites and social media outlets.
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10 comments:
I’ll be there
so how long until people start revolting over this police state? No work no potential income, $1200 will last how long? lets see, rent/mortgage, car loan, utilities, health care, food. yup that ought to cover it! That's why they are boarding up all the storefronts in all the major cities. chinese virus! right!
a huge power grab. Over reach and abuse of power. Remember come next time they are up for election.
It's nothing but a police state we won't revolt though people are to lazy other stuff is going on behind closed doors beside this Chinese cold
Damn, finally people who see what is going on. These bastards are overreaching in a big way.
You people are idiots. Stay inside and wait whining. You're going to people killed.
This was all about the money. Watch what happens. You will lose your savings and the investors big banks and fed will come out smelling like roses.
March 31, 2020 at 4:39 PM;
You can't blame financial ineptitude and lack of an emergency fund on anybody but yourself. Living hand to mouth and saving nothing, financing everything you buy, and not having an emergency fund is irresponsible for you and your family. Poor planning for the "emergency" that no one sees coming. Most people,I assume like yourself, live at, or above their means (paychecks), and never plan for tomorrow, and only seek immediate gratification of their wants and needs. Since my first job over 60 years ago, I have always lived BELOW my means, even as my means grew from $1.35/HR to what it is today. I drive older cars, and am debt free as a result of financial discipline. I have always saved a little from every paycheck and resisted the urge to spend it all. A little deferred gratification pays big dividends in times like now. Too bad it is too late for you.
March 31, 2020 at 6:55 PM:
You call it a "chinese cold." And that's why many folks think Eastern Shoremen are stupid. You give the rest of us a bad name with your ignorance.
April 1, 2020 at 2:16 AM:
If you really think that, then just wait until you or one of your loved ones come down with the virus. Money will not matter in whether you live of die. You haven't lost anything (yet) if you are still invested in the stock market. What you "lost" was numbers on an account, and no "money" changed hands. You only lose or gain from the stock market when the loss (or gain) is "realized," meaning when you sell or cash in your stocks at the value they are on the date you sell. Everything else is jsut numbers on an account, and do not represent any gain or loss. That only happens when you sell. Any electronic funds in a bank are insured by the FDIC, and aren't going anywhere until you withdraw or transfer them. You have a very shallow understanding of what is going on.
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