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
Well Done Guys
ReplyDeleteI have to agree. This is going to be very difficult to beat.
ReplyDeleteVery professionally done!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck Chincoteague!
That's professional and over the top. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste of time and resources. How about enforcing speed limits so ponies don't get killed by cars.
ReplyDeleteHow about you stop being a hater
Deletehow's about googling who has the job of protecting horses on Assateague - you will feel like an ass when you read it is not the Chincoteague Police Dept jurisdiction
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ReplyDeleteNail on the head. If this was an idea by someone not very favored here, there would be snowflakey outrage abounding in spades.
Nice job!
ReplyDeleteLove it !!! Awesome job guys !!!
ReplyDeleteGood time to rob a bank.
ReplyDeleteFantastic good Public Relations and tourist commercial. Seen a lot and the only one that I have seen that comes close is I believe it was McKinney TX. Again GREAT JOB. Elkton has challenged MSP in their video. Where is WCSO
ReplyDeleteWORCESTER County- We need one too!!!!
ReplyDelete4:19 You're an idiot!!!
ReplyDeleteOnly you outsiders that come on the Shore drives like a Jacka$$ and kill the horses and wildlife on the Islands, We the original Shoreman and women respect our wildlife around the Island whether it is Chincoteague or Assateague.
ReplyDeleteChincoteague you rock hope you win. All was well done funny, and best part it included real pretty scenes of Chincoteague and what it's all about!!!!! Thank you sooooo much.
ReplyDeleteI think MSP needs to get in on this. Specifically the E barrack!!! Do it!!
ReplyDeleteYour tax dollars being spent on nonsense is ok if its not Jake Day! 5:42 #1 You typing that while changing the bulb in your spotlight in anticipation of "early" deer season?
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