DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
About an hour ago,the Rite Aid on Nanticoke Rd was surrounded by police???
ReplyDeleteRobbed black female with braid threatened to use Taser
ReplyDeleteYes, and I believe Pemberton Elementary was put on lockdown. SPD confirmed robbery. Welcome to the Wild Westside !
ReplyDeleteDabury
ReplyDeleteSpd states just a black female asking about hair product nothing to see here.
Lock and load people the thug s will be out in force when hillary looses.
ReplyDeleteWhat did this thugette steal from rite aid?
ReplyDeleteYou know it wasn't job applications or Fathers Day cards. She doesn't want and job and doesn't know who her father is.
DeleteMove along, nothing to see here. Just another robbery, at least its a nice day outside.
ReplyDeleteShout out to the staff at Apple Drugs in Fruitland. They a very friendly and efficient. Recently informed me of a dangerous drug allergy to a medication that my doctors office had called in for me. You'd of thought my doctors would of know right...Thanks Apple!
ReplyDeleteLove apple but can save slot of money rite aid. 89 at apple 39 at rite aid I mean come on.
DeletePublic needs to be more informed about the Council's move to limit Executive with the issues on the ballot. No public hearings. Public needs to vote 'NO' and force the Council to hear from the people they represent on all of the ballot issues - not try to railroad them through.
ReplyDeleteI see we are getting a new business next to Giant..I mean Acme. That is a good thing
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeletePublic needs to be more informed about the Council's move to limit Executive with the issues on the ballot. No public hearings. Public needs to vote 'NO' and force the Council to hear from the people they represent on all of the ballot issues - not try to railroad them through.
October 19, 2016 at 3:23 PM
Thanks A. Kaye Kenny, now go back and do your job!
Everything on WBOC about Trump is negative and nothing about Hillary.
ReplyDeletefinally caught up with JUST TRYING TO SURVIVE and getting him wasted he feels much better now
ReplyDeleteEver think we are seeing soooo many retirement commercials because the government is trying to prepare the younger generation that Social Security won't exist when they reach that age???
ReplyDeleteHey I'm just surviving and nobody caught up with me. Lol.
ReplyDeleteShe didn't take any job applications!!!!
ReplyDeleteare we getting another Grocery Store in North Salisbury? a German owned company...
ReplyDeleteGood - fishing in Assaswoman Bay today was great
ReplyDeleteBad - knowing this warm weather will be leaving soon
Ugly - the s-show that begins at 9pm.
Time to get one's drink on!
Psst - Less than 2 days until TGIF!!!!
ReplyDeleteWayne Strausburg said...
Public needs to be more informed about the Council's move to limit Executive with the issues on the ballot. No public hearings. Public needs to vote 'NO' and force the Council to hear from the people they represent on all of the ballot issues - not try to railroad them through.
October 19, 2016 at 3:23 PM
Anonymous said...
ReplyDeletePublic needs to be more informed about the Council's move to limit Executive with the issues on the ballot. No public hearings. Public needs to vote 'NO' and force the Council to hear from the people they represent on all of the ballot issues - not try to railroad them through.
October 19, 2016 at 3:23 PM
The last time I checked, every one of these meetings and work sessions were open to the public. They can also be found online. Nothing to hide here unless you are the county executive.