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Sunday, January 05, 2014
SFD Calls For Service 1-4-14
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 22:12:03Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 19:46:01Nature: Chest PainCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 19:18:47Nature: Maternity PatientCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 18:24:10Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 18:03:11Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 503 Emory Ct Salisbury, MD 21801
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 17:58:34Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 17:42:51Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 15:48:43Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 1315 Mt Hermon Rd Salisbury, MD 21801
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 14:41:27Nature: Pro Qa EmsCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 11:49:06Nature: Subject FallenCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 11:25:28Nature: StabbingAddress: 505 Emory Ct Salisbury, MD 21801
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 11:25:28Nature: StabbingCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 09:48:44Nature: Pro Qa EmsCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 08:30:01Nature: Pro Qa EmsCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 06:09:13Nature: Structure FireAddress: 2611 Spring Ln Salisbury, MD 21802
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 05:21:02Nature: Suicide AttemptCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 03:23:15Nature: Chest PainCity: Salisbury
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 01:54:32Nature: Structure FireAddress: 314 Martin St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 01:54:29Nature: Structure FireAddress: 314 Martin St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Saturday January, 4 2014 @ 01:00:24Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
I've Got Some Questions/Concerns About This Event
Someone just sent me the information about Mayor Ireton's New Years Eve event on the Plaza. A couple of things I found very interesting. First, isn't this exactly what I had proposed for weekends on the Downtown Plaza, (excluding children, of course).
I'm honored to see the Mayor using yet another one of my ideas but before I go any further, anyone who has ever participated in a "BAR CRAWL knows this is ALL about drinking and drinking very heavily at that. HOW could the Mayor tie the two events to the New Years Eve Family Friendly event and how could the Mayor allow drinking on the Plaza with children present?
Look, I'm all about adults going out and having a great time but once you throw children into the mix, game over.
We want to hear your thoughts on this event and please, done't come back here in comments and say it was the greatest event ever and so forth. I want to discuss combining drinking and children combined and a Mayor who promotes such a thing, including a Bar Crawl.
I was told a Salisbury Police Officer had to pepper spray someone at this event on the Plaza.
VIP BAR CRAWL INFO!
VIP Bar Crawl Tickets On Sale Now. Only 150 Available!
VIPs Receive:
Bar Crawl Punch Card, good for one featured Dobel Cocktail at each of the crawl locations;
Cellar Door, Market Street and Roadie Joe's.
Exclusive VIP Event T-shirt
Complimentaty Champagne Toast at Midnight!
Tickets on sale now at Main Roots Coffee. $20. Cash
Limited Number of tickets available, hurry before they are gone!
Children’s activities will be held in the Parker Place building
Once you leave the Plaza, you will only be able to enter through one of the designated entry points.
The only alcohol allowed on the Plaza is that which has been purchased on the Plaza.
No alcohol will be permitted outside of the designated Plaza area.
Happy New Year From Salisbury News
In fact, so much so, get this. I received a message from Governor O'Malley asking if I had a State Press Pass. When I replied, I stated that to date we had not been given the honor of such an invitation, even though we had surpassed 18,000,000 hits.
The very next day a representative from his Office sent me the formal documents and we sent them in for a background check. We were accepted and if this doesn't mean a whole lot to some of you, it certainly means a whole lot to us. Salisbury News is now Mainstream Media, as we should be. We have worked extremely hard 365 days a year for the past nine years and deserve to be respected as such. Salisbury News helped break the ice for Bloggers and we'd like to thank Governor O'Malley for such an honor.
Aside from all the news and information we have delivered, we have reunited hundreds of animals with their owners this year. Our Advertisers have once again helped make the lives of many local people much better by being there for them during difficult times. We're not saying what we've done publicly but know we are out there making a difference through advertising revenue, "Paying It Forward" as usual.
A good portion of the year I lived in Salisbury in order to qualify to run for Mayor. Regardless of the final numbers, it was an honor to meet thousands of you face to face and I want to express the following. I knocked on your doors and not one of you slammed the door in my face. Each and every one of you allowed me the opportunity to express what I felt was best for the City and quite frankly there was absolutely no question about it, the majority of citizens are fed up. Don't you let the final numbers tell you any different. Nevertheless, my running for Mayor has opened the eyes of thousands of people who now question the process and that's a very good thing for future elections. You just never know what might happen the next go around.
Now, it's important I share the following information with you. Salisbury News is NOT Joe Albero. Salisbury News has enjoyed this incredible success because of YOU and our Contributors. Yes, we have turned incredible numbers traffic wise but don't think for a second that I could put up more than 94,000 articles all by myself. We have published more than 515,000 comments, spammed more than 66,000 comments and rejected more than 250,000 comments. You probably have no real idea what it's like to try and keep Salisbury News comments in real time. Let me assure you, it's a lot of work and it's not at all easy. For that, I want to thank our Contributors for helping me sift through such an incredible volume of comments by reading each and every one of them and processing what we feel fit.
Then there's YOU. For many years I had been out driving around whenever I'd get a call about a fire, an accident, a crime scene and so many other situations. Today, because of YOU, I can spend a LOT more time with my Family because YOU send us images and details. Many of you tip us off on incredible stories and forward them to me. I truly cannot thank ALL of YOU enough for that. We're able to deliver real time news and information about roads being closed, schools in lock down and the list goes on and on.
So many of YOU have taken in literally hundreds of animals, sent me pictures and information allowing us to reunite each and every single one of them with their owners, usually within the first 20 minutes. THINK about that for just a second. Do you have any idea just how successful that is. It means there are so many people on this Site that a lost or found animal is reunited that quickly. There's no specific time of day or night we publish lost or found animals. We immediately publish this information and someone ends up recognizing the animal and contacts the owner.
In closing, 2013 proved to be an incredible year all around. Our Advertisers have enjoyed unbelievable success because of the traffic we achieved. Again, where else can you advertise for $100.00 a month and reach so many local people. Our ads aren't buried deep in a section of our Website like every one else. Your ads are on the home page each and every time. They show up on every article you click on. If you'd like to enjoy the same success in 2014, contact me at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349. Help us "Pay It Forward" throughout the entire year and not just at Christmas.
Happy New Year to ALL of you and we Thank You so very much for ALL of your support.
Mayor Jim Ireton Says, Do As I Say, Not As I Do
"Property owners are required to clear snow and ice from sidewalks surrounding their property within 24 hours after the snow or ice stops falling".
Publishers Notes: It seems pretty clear to me, the City has no money left after the New Years Eve event. So you follow your leader and get out there and shovel your sidewalks or Jimmy is going to send you a FINE to build up their account for the next time it snows and maybe then they can afford to plow the roads and make it SAFE enough for you to go to the store, the doctor and the hospital.
As you can see, the roads in Salisbury this morning are packed down with snow and icy conditions and it is NOT safe at all to get around.
You know, in the past you have to wonder what your elected officials thought whenever we published something like this. Oh, it's no big deal, no one really goes to his Site. Today they have to be thinking, I better take a laxative for that brick that's about to come out.
Boy Scouts Open Ranks To Gay Youth On New Year’s Day
Yet despite their be-prepared approach, BSA leaders are rooting for the change to be a non-event, comparable to another New Year's Day in 2000 when widespread fears of digital-clock chaos to start the new millennium proved unfounded.
“My hope is there will be the same effect this Jan. 1 as the Y2K scare,” said Brad Haddock, a BSA national executive board member who chairs the policy implementation committee. “It’s business as usual, nothing happens and we move forward.”
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Comments Worthy Of Your Opinion And Discussion
"Anonymous said...
"The Bury" is the most stupid nickname I have ever heard. Mayor Ireton needs to kill that marketing stunt quickly. Sounds really trashy.
January 2, 2014 at 10:42 AM"
Really? The mayor thinks marketing Salisbury as "The Bury" is a good idea? If so he is a kook and one that needs some serious schooling in what is appropriate and what is not.
The Eastern Shore Ballet Theater has relocated to "The Bury"-LOL. Sounds classy doesn't it?
You either need to promote tastefully or promote low class ghetto. It can't be both ways otherwise it looks foolish and amateurish.
Shots Fired At Court Plaza In Fruitland
They also found blood on the sidewalk, yet no one called the Police when the incident actually happened over New Years.
Once again, you heard it first on Salisbury News.
Cop Gets One Year For Trading DWI Charges For Sex
If a 50-year-old male private citizen forced a 24-year-old female to have sex with him the end result would be many years in jail. In Missouri, if a 50-year-old Police Officer trades drinking and driving charges for sex, then they only have to sit in a cage for one year.
Kristin Tate of BenSwann.com provided coverage of police officer Timothy Jones’ disgusting behavior. Jones, an officer in Country Club Hills Missouri, pulled over a 24-year-old woman of suspected drunken driving. Officer Jones then administered a sobriety test, which the woman failed.
Jones, a twenty-year veteran of the force, then offered to make the charges disappear if the woman had sex with him. He then drove the intoxicated woman to her home, where they had sex.
The young woman had left her cell phone in Officer Jones’ patrol car. By the time the cops called to return the phone, the young lady had confided in her mother what happened. The victim’s mother reported the incident to police.
How does a Police Officer get such a slight sentence in the small Missouri town of Country Club Hills? This incident begs the question, how often do cops in this area commit crimes such as this against private citizens?
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Kristin Tate of BenSwann.com provided coverage of police officer Timothy Jones’ disgusting behavior. Jones, an officer in Country Club Hills Missouri, pulled over a 24-year-old woman of suspected drunken driving. Officer Jones then administered a sobriety test, which the woman failed.
Jones, a twenty-year veteran of the force, then offered to make the charges disappear if the woman had sex with him. He then drove the intoxicated woman to her home, where they had sex.
The young woman had left her cell phone in Officer Jones’ patrol car. By the time the cops called to return the phone, the young lady had confided in her mother what happened. The victim’s mother reported the incident to police.
How does a Police Officer get such a slight sentence in the small Missouri town of Country Club Hills? This incident begs the question, how often do cops in this area commit crimes such as this against private citizens?
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Shore’s Salvation Army Kicks Off Awareness Campaign
SALISBURY — The Salvation Army has been serving the lower shore for the last 100 years, but many residents of the tri-county area don’t know the full scope of what it offers and associate the organization only with Christmas, red pails and ringing bells.
Sherry Maykrantz, the new director of development for the organization, is looking to change that perception with an awareness campaign this year.
“I think the most important thing for us is to bring awareness that we serve Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset counties,” she said. “Even if there’s not a physical presence, we’re still here and we serve 365 days a year.”
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Sherry Maykrantz, the new director of development for the organization, is looking to change that perception with an awareness campaign this year.
“I think the most important thing for us is to bring awareness that we serve Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset counties,” she said. “Even if there’s not a physical presence, we’re still here and we serve 365 days a year.”
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Enough Is Enough in Annapolis
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It does not have to be this way.
After claiming that billions in higher income, sales, gas and other taxes would slay the deficit monster, the need for Marylanders to pay tribute to their leaders in Annapolis seems unquenchable. Since Governor O'Malley entered office, the legislature has passed higher income taxes, sales taxes and gas taxes; increased fees and tolls throughout the state; mandated localities pass a "rain tax" to pay for stormwater management projects, and increased taxes on cigarettes and alcohol. Even these measures were not enough to support state spending, so state Democrats supported legalizing gambling, which the voters approved.
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SFD Calls For Service 1-3-14
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 23:22:16Nature: Syncopal EpisodeCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 21:48:28Nature: Pro Qa EmsCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:54:46Nature: Chest PainCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:49:41Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 825 E Church St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:45:43Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 825 E Church St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:41:01Nature: Assist Fire DepartmentCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:39:28Nature: SeizureCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 18:27:39Nature: Difficulty BreathingCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 17:20:38Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 16:45:02Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 15:17:43Nature: Pi AccidentCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 15:13:37Nature: Pi AccidentAddress: E Salisbury Pkwy and e Main St Salisbury, MD 21802
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 13:13:40Nature: Subject FallenCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 12:31:19Nature: SeizureCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 12:06:59Nature: Chest PainCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 11:13:54Nature: Medical AlarmCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 09:52:33Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 1305 S Division St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 09:03:19Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 09:03:16Nature: Pi AccidentCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 05:19:53Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 05:15:50Nature: Pi AccidentCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 02:58:38Nature: Difficulty BreathingCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 02:55:08Nature: Subject FallenCity: Salisbury
- Friday January, 3 2014 @ 00:41:23Nature: Chest PainCity: Salisbury
Incredible Feedback From The Founders Of The Salisbury New Years Eve Event
Hey Joe:
I read your post titled 'I've Got Some Questions/Concerns About This Event'. Rightfully so you have questions and concerns about it, and I should have done a better job getting you information. However, with a first year event such as this, there is such a thing as being too busy, and the majority of the marketing we did was social media based.
I wanted your viewers to understand that tax dollars weren't 'wasted' on this event. The event was not hosted by the City of Salisbury. There was a tremendous amount of support and cooperation by the City to allow us to work with Police, EMS, Fire and Public Works resources, but such should be the case in an event that hosted upwards of 2,000 people. Public safety should always be the number one concern.
This event was a sub committee of 3rd Friday, which is a branch of the Arts and Entertainment District, through the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce. Specifically the event was fulfilled by a core group of volunteers, including but not limited to, Jamie Heater (3rd Friday) and me (Joey Gilkerson). I use the verbiage 'fulfilled' because we cant take credit for the idea. Many people have discussed and pondered doing a ball drop in Downtown Salisbury, but as we both know, great ideas are a dime a dozen. Jamie Heater said, 'Folks have been approaching me at 3rd Friday for years requesting a Downtown Salisbury Ball Drop. This was the first opportunity I have had where I felt comfortable trying to organize the event. Credit is due to all of the volunteers that made this possible."
We had over 30 volunteers at the event. Many of us met at 8:00 AM on December 31st, and did not leave until after 4:00 AM on January 1st. This does not include the 100's of hours we all had into the coordination of the event before hand. This event was 100% dependent on volunteers. All funds were privately fund raised. An event like this costs thousands of dollars to put on. We had numerous 'platinum', or $1,000 sponsors that made it possible. The City contributed $250, which we thought was fair to the tax payer.
Finally, the main concern of a bar crawl and a kid-friendly event co-existing. I can absolutely see why this is a concern on the surface, but here are the facts: This was far from a 'drunk fest'. There was not one incident within the event. The only incident included only 1 citizen, and occurred in a line to get into a bar, at nearly 1:00 AM, as the event was cleared out. The bar crawl didn't take place on-site; it took place within the cooperating establishments. The goal for an event like this is to support local businesses. To the best of my knowledge, the majority of the businesses involved in both the event and the bar crawl had record breaking sales numbers. With a free event on the plaza, that serves alcohol, if you were a restaurant/bar owner, you would want to be included in some fashion as well... or it wouldn't seem fair. And in reality, dry event or not, free to all ages or not, occupants of the nearby restaurants/bars would attend the event to see the ball drop. Its New Years Eve!
My final thought is this: If you feel as though it is appropriate to bring children to this event, please do! If you think that it is an environment not suitable for your children, please don't. I don't believe it is my place to tell parents how to parent, and I wanted the event to be as flexible as possible. The event was fun and safe for all ages that attended, and we will continue to host it in such fashion.
We want to encourage any and all that attended to provide feedback for the event so that we can improve for next year. Please direct all suggestions to feedback@nyesby.com.
Thanks for listening,
Joey Gilkerson
Ball Drop-NYE SBY from Mick Haensler on Vimeo.
I read your post titled 'I've Got Some Questions/Concerns About This Event'. Rightfully so you have questions and concerns about it, and I should have done a better job getting you information. However, with a first year event such as this, there is such a thing as being too busy, and the majority of the marketing we did was social media based.
I wanted your viewers to understand that tax dollars weren't 'wasted' on this event. The event was not hosted by the City of Salisbury. There was a tremendous amount of support and cooperation by the City to allow us to work with Police, EMS, Fire and Public Works resources, but such should be the case in an event that hosted upwards of 2,000 people. Public safety should always be the number one concern.
This event was a sub committee of 3rd Friday, which is a branch of the Arts and Entertainment District, through the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce. Specifically the event was fulfilled by a core group of volunteers, including but not limited to, Jamie Heater (3rd Friday) and me (Joey Gilkerson). I use the verbiage 'fulfilled' because we cant take credit for the idea. Many people have discussed and pondered doing a ball drop in Downtown Salisbury, but as we both know, great ideas are a dime a dozen. Jamie Heater said, 'Folks have been approaching me at 3rd Friday for years requesting a Downtown Salisbury Ball Drop. This was the first opportunity I have had where I felt comfortable trying to organize the event. Credit is due to all of the volunteers that made this possible."
We had over 30 volunteers at the event. Many of us met at 8:00 AM on December 31st, and did not leave until after 4:00 AM on January 1st. This does not include the 100's of hours we all had into the coordination of the event before hand. This event was 100% dependent on volunteers. All funds were privately fund raised. An event like this costs thousands of dollars to put on. We had numerous 'platinum', or $1,000 sponsors that made it possible. The City contributed $250, which we thought was fair to the tax payer.
Finally, the main concern of a bar crawl and a kid-friendly event co-existing. I can absolutely see why this is a concern on the surface, but here are the facts: This was far from a 'drunk fest'. There was not one incident within the event. The only incident included only 1 citizen, and occurred in a line to get into a bar, at nearly 1:00 AM, as the event was cleared out. The bar crawl didn't take place on-site; it took place within the cooperating establishments. The goal for an event like this is to support local businesses. To the best of my knowledge, the majority of the businesses involved in both the event and the bar crawl had record breaking sales numbers. With a free event on the plaza, that serves alcohol, if you were a restaurant/bar owner, you would want to be included in some fashion as well... or it wouldn't seem fair. And in reality, dry event or not, free to all ages or not, occupants of the nearby restaurants/bars would attend the event to see the ball drop. Its New Years Eve!
My final thought is this: If you feel as though it is appropriate to bring children to this event, please do! If you think that it is an environment not suitable for your children, please don't. I don't believe it is my place to tell parents how to parent, and I wanted the event to be as flexible as possible. The event was fun and safe for all ages that attended, and we will continue to host it in such fashion.
We want to encourage any and all that attended to provide feedback for the event so that we can improve for next year. Please direct all suggestions to feedback@nyesby.com.
Thanks for listening,
Joey Gilkerson
Ball Drop-NYE SBY from Mick Haensler on Vimeo.
Went Fishing, Caught 4 Deer
A once in the history of mankind kind of thing. The Best Day Of Fishing Ever! Some fishing stories are a little hard to believe but this guy has pictures to prove his story... I've heard of salmon jumping into boats, but never anything quite like this...
Tom Satre told the Sitka Gazette that he was out with a charter group on his 62-foot fishing vessel when four juvenile black-tailed deer swam directly toward his boat.
Tom Satre told the Sitka Gazette that he was out with a charter group on his 62-foot fishing vessel when four juvenile black-tailed deer swam directly toward his boat.
"Once the deer reached the boat, the four began to circle the boat, looking directly at us. We could tell right away that the young bucks were distressed. I opened up my back gate and we helped the typically skittish and absolutely wild animals onto the boat. In all my years fishing, I've never seen anything quite like it! Once on board, they collapsed with exhaustion, shivering."
"This is a picture I took of the rescued bucks on the back of my boat, the Alaska Quest. We headed for Taku Harbour. Once we reached the dock, the first buck that we had pulled from the water hopped onto the dock, looked back as if to say 'thank you' and disappeared into the forest. After a bit of prodding and assistance, two more followed, but the smallest deer needed a little more help.
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| This is me carrying the little guy. |
My daughter, Anna, and son, Tim, helped the last buck to its feet. We didn't know how long they had been in the icy waters or if there had been others who did not survive. My daughter later told me that the experience was something that she would never forget, and I suspect the deer felt the same way as well!"
I told you! Awesome!
"Kindness is the language the blind can see and the deaf can hear." - Mark Twain
California Bar Grants Law License To Illegal Immigrant
Rebuffing the Obama administration’s arguments, the justices unanimously decided in favor of Sergio C. Garcia, an illegal immigrant who was twice brought across the border illegally by his parents, eventually earned a law degree from a California school and has been trying to join the bar for years.
Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye said state legislation signed last year by Gov. Jerry Brown removed the final barriers and Mr. Garcia can be licensed, even though he is not in the country legally.
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Legal Pot Bill Planned For Maryland
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Del. Curt Anderson, a Democrat who represents District 43 in the city, says he expects the chances are better than they've been before for a bill he's working on to make it out of committee and to get passed in both chambers in Annapolis.
In previous years measures that would remove criminal penalties have either died in committee or passed the Senate and then were not able to get enough votes on the House side.
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Salisbury Continues To Battle With Adult Store
SALISBURY — The battle over a “questionable” business in Salisbury intensified again last week when city officials vowed to start fining an adult store in Salisbury to the tune of $500 per day in January if the establishment does not come into compliance with the city code.
On Dec. 11, the city of Salisbury conducted an inspection of the Red Light District Superstore on Business Route 13 to determine the extent of the establishment’s floor plan dedicated to adult entertainment material. The inspection revealed 25 percent of the usable floor place in the Red Light District Superstore is being used for what the city considers questionable adult entertainment material.
As a result, the city has issued an ultimatum to the store’s owners, demanding one of two actions. Either the Red Light District has to make improvements to the facility to bring it into compliance or file an appeal with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals. If the required corrections are not made by Jan. 9, the city will issue a municipal infraction, including a fine of $500 a day, until the property is brought into compliance. Mayor Jim Ireton said the city would be firm on its efforts to bring the facility into compliance.
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On Dec. 11, the city of Salisbury conducted an inspection of the Red Light District Superstore on Business Route 13 to determine the extent of the establishment’s floor plan dedicated to adult entertainment material. The inspection revealed 25 percent of the usable floor place in the Red Light District Superstore is being used for what the city considers questionable adult entertainment material.
As a result, the city has issued an ultimatum to the store’s owners, demanding one of two actions. Either the Red Light District has to make improvements to the facility to bring it into compliance or file an appeal with the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals. If the required corrections are not made by Jan. 9, the city will issue a municipal infraction, including a fine of $500 a day, until the property is brought into compliance. Mayor Jim Ireton said the city would be firm on its efforts to bring the facility into compliance.
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