School Bus 15 Kids Going To Hospital For Check

Fifteen children complained of back pain heading to School in Salisbury. The Bus was stopped on Rt. 50 in front of the Salisbury Police Department. All we have been told so far is that 15 children are going to the Hospital to be checked for back injuries. More to come.....

A Good Drug Problem To Have

Isn't this the truth! Why can't our countries leaders understand the simple solution to most of our societies problems?

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Dancing With The Delmarva Stars

This feature Post will be at 9:05 AM this morning.

Two Years Ago Today

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The City/County Auction

Man, you talk about junk! Pete Richardson certainly had his hands full when it came to the City/County auction this past Saturday!

Municipalities don't unload items like they used to. In today's economy they use everything until there's next to nothing left use wise out of it. However, the Ford Ranger Pickup Truck the City had scheduled for this auction was pulled by Mayor Ireton because it only had 50,000 miles on it and it just made no sense to get rid of it. The County, on the other hand, had a Mazda P/U Truck there with 50,000 miles on it and I'm sure someone got a great buy out of that vehicle.

I stuck around because there were 6 very heavy duty park benches at the sale and I was determined to get them to place around our ponds here at the Albero Ranch. I was successful in my bid and came home with the prize.

As you can see from some of the pictures I've provided, I look at the station wagon and I think, yep, old Chiefy See made damn sure this vehicle didn't go to auction this time with all the equipment still on it. Good work Chiefy. Funny part is, every time I see that hunk of crap I can still see Larry Dodd behind the wheel.

I'm sure it was a LONG day for Pete Richardson and company as they had hundreds of bicycles to sell off, tires, rims, desks, chairs like I've never seen before. You know what they say, one man's junk is another mans treasure.

Reminder And Correction:

Somerset County Tax Hearing Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 7:00
Somerset County to increase property tax 7.6%

A Public Hearing will be held on proposed real property tax rate INCREASE of 7.6%
at County Offfice Complex
Room 111, 11916 Somerset Avenue
Princess Anne, MD 21853

Hearing is open to public and public testimony is encouraged.
Questions rergarding hearing (410) 651-0320

If the County were to offset increased assessments the real property rate would be reduced to $0.855, the constant yield rate.
The county proposes instead to maintain current tax rate of $0.920 per $100 of assessment. This 7.6% increase will result in $1,017,421
of new revenue. Certainly not fiscal responsibility. Attend and share your views.

Please refer to SBY News Friday, May 15, 2009 for complete article.

HERE IS THE PLAN

A.. Back off and let those men who want to marry men, marry men.


B.. Allow those women who want to marry women, marry women.


C.. Allow those folks who want to abort their babies, abort their babies.


D.. In three generations, there will be no Democrats.

Think You Had A Bad Day?

WOMEN OF FAITH TICKETS

WOMEN OF FAITH TICKETS

FOR SALE

WASHINGTON D.C.

JULY 31 – AUGUST 1, 2009

VERIZON CENTER



16 SEATS LEFT!



We are a group of Christian women from various churches on the Eastern Shore planning to attend the Women of Faith Retreat- A Grand New Day in Washington D.C. on July 31 and August 1, 2009. We will experience a 2-day event for Christian women at the Verizon Center where there will be heart-felt, hilarious messages, gripping drama, and amazing music through praise and worship of our Lord.



You may purchase tickets for yourself or your group by contacting Teresa Miller-Perkins at 443-235-6008.

GOD BLESS!

Elderly Floridian

An elderly Floridian called 911 on her cell phone to report that her car has been broken into. She is hysterical as she explains her situation to the dispatcher: 'They've stolen the stereo, the steering wheel, the brake pedal and even the accelerator! ' she cried.

The dispatcher said, 'Stay calm. An officer is on the way.'

A few minutes later, the officer radios in. 'Disregard,' he says.
'She got in the back-seat by mistake.'

When Satan Came To Church

A few minutes before the church services started, the congregation was sitting in the pews and talking.

Suddenly, Satan appeared at the front of the church.

Everyone started screaming and running for the back entrance, trampling each other in a frantic effort to get away from evil incarnate.

Soon the church was empty except for one elderly gentleman who sat calmly in his pew without moving, seemingly oblivious to the fact that God's ultimate enemy was in his presence.

So Satan walked up to the man and said, "Do you know who I am?

The man replied, "Yep, sure do."

"Aren't you afraid of me?" Satan asked.

"Nope, sure ain't." said the man.

Don't you realize I can kill you with one word?" asked Satan.

"Don't doubt it for a minute, " returned the old man, in an even tone..

"Did you know that I can cause you profound, horrifying agony for all eternity?" persisted Satan.

"Yep," was the calm reply.

"And you're still not afraid?" asked Satan.

"Nope," said the old man.

More than a little perturbed, Satan asked,

"Why aren't you afraid of me?"

The man calmly replied, "Been married to your sister for 48 years."

World's Largest Model Railway

ESIS Annual Judged Show Huge Success

Debbie Campbell (Salisbury) and her mother, Ann Smith, with prize winning irises “Frosted Fantasy.”


Salisbury - The Eastern Shore Iris Society, an affiliate of the American Iris Society, hosted its annual judged show on Sunday, May 10th. Nearly 200 specimens were exhibited in 16 classes and two divisions. Cultivar “Frosted Fantasy” grown and exhibited by Debbie Campbell of Salisbury, garnered the title of Queen of the Show (Best in Show). Frosted Fantasy is a white tall bearded iris. Campbell says that her love for iris gardening came from her grandmother, Naomi Long, who was a longtime member of ESIS and brought Debbie along to club functions when she was small. Campbell says that throughout her lifetime, gardening has been a joy that she has shared with family and friends, especially when it comes to iris cultivation. Campbell is currently seeking youth interested in becoming junior AIS members who would like to grow iris and show blooms in future judged shows.

Among other top specimens receiving top runners-up honors were “Thornbird,” a space-age iris, also entered by Campbell; “Vanity,” a pink tall bearded iris entered by Janice Harrington of Laurel, DE; “Lighter Moment” a blue/ purple miniature tall bearded entered by Dee Hunter; and “Stellar Lights,” a deep blue tall bearded iris also entered by Janice Harrington. Campbell said that while it was an exciting honor that her gardening efforts had produced this year’s top iris, “the results of a good day’s work in the garden are a fine reward in itself, so everyone was a winner.“

The group is also well known by local garden enthusiasts for its annual rhizome sale, which will be held on July 25 this year at the Centre at Salisbury. “Mark your calendar for some of the best deals you’ll ever find on iris and varieties that equal or surpass most catalog offerings,” says Ann Dumler. For more information on the sale or membership in the American Iris Society contact Dumler at 410-742-5410.

A New Business In Town

Hi Joe, We went to the new deli last night in Pecan Square, (Deli at Pecan Square) I sincerely hope the locals will support these fine folks, the food was great with perfect amounts and reasonably priced. Check them out for yourself, I think you will agree. Oh, I don't know these folks by name but the lady came to our table and was genuinely interested in our satisfaction, don't get that too much these days.

Monday Morning Posts

Monday morning will explode with unbelievable pictures from Dancing With The Delmarva Stars, the new Skate Park Fundraiser and all sorts of additional stories.

As I'm sure many of you could tell, I took some time off this weekend so I could get out to many of these events and then find some Albero Time away from the Blog, which is something I rarely do.

However, once you see the pictures I'll be delivering tomorrow morning you'll see it was well worth the time away.

Republicans Salute Obama's Military Tack

Even as congressional Democrats feuded last week with the CIA in what at times seemed to be a throwback to the 1970s, President Obama was headed in the other direction in what may have been his most active week yet as commander in chief.

He pushed through the House a spending bill to finance the war in Afghanistan and reversed himself, deciding to fight the release of photos purportedly showing humiliating treatment of detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mr. Obama also announced he would have some detainees at the U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, tried by military commissions, putting him at odds with much of his liberal political base, but winning striking praise from Republicans who contrasted his sober decisions against the accusations of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that the CIA has lied to her and Congress continually.

GO HERE to rad more.

Panda News

Once again, spring has arrived. With this, the National Zoo is keeping a 24 hr watch on the female panda for a possible birth. She's started nesting over the weekend which is a positive sign.

http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/GiantPandas/

Update - Milton Robbery - Suspect Arrested

Milton - The Delaware State Police have made an arrest in the Robbery that occurred on May 12.

Troopers assigned to the Governor's Task Force (GTF) out of Troop 4, located and arrested Chevelle D. Morris, 45 of Millsboro early last evening. Morris was wanted in connection to the Robbery that occurred on Cool Springs Road on May 12. She was brought back to Troop 4 where she was formally charged with Robbery 1st degree and Burglary 2nd degree and later committed to Sussex Correctional Institute in Georgetown on $25,000.00 cash bail.

FORMER SU LAX PLAYER HELPS TO DEFEAT SEA GULLS!

Really, I thought that this only happened in pro sports.

In this week’s NCAA tournament game, and in two other games this year with Stevenson, a former Sea Gull player, Brett Yoder, played big for his new team and against the Gulls. This week he scored 3 goals for Stevenson, which won 11 to 9. Two weeks ago, when SU won, 13 to 5, he had 1 goal. In the first game, in early April, he had an assist and played aggressively on ground balls, also causing several turnovers in Stevenson’s 12–8 win.

During the years he played for the Sea Gulls, 2005 to 2007, Yoder had 30 goals and 55 assists and played on two national champion teams. This year he may play for another national champion, but on a different team. That’s how the ball bounces these days.

There may be a bit of rivalry with Kylor Berkman of SU, who was a first team All-American midfielder in 2007, when Yoder was an honorable mention A-A at that position. Berkman was again selected on the first team last year.

Does anyone know why Yoder left SU (apparently after the 2007 season)?