I am so ticked off about my password being hacked because I use the same one for everything and now must change them all. I just do not understand the need of some people to keep instigating the other side to go on the attack against the other. I hate Joe enough without people using my name for comments and then the ultimate betrayal hacking my password because I just stated the other day I only leave comments with my google name because it has a user name and password. I should have said nothing because since then I have had multiple attempts to hack my password.
I know I have been bashed constantly over there and do not need people whether they are pro or anti Joe stirring the crap up. Can we and I mean readers of my site just let well enough alone when it comes to that asshole. I think the community is aware what an idiot he is at this point. We have a very beautiful holiday season upon us that recognizes the birth of Jesus who without we would never have a chance at redemption so on that note I hope we all remember Sarah Foxwell and that everyone has a Merry Christmas. Please do me a favor and stop tormenting Joe with the turkey crap, if he wants to give turkeys just let him self promote and get it over with.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
On behalf of Craig Ashley and his family, the Wicomico County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #111 would like to thank everyone for their donations. Craig and his family are very thankful for the kindness and generosity of the community during this trying time. We have been overwhelmed with donations of clothing, household goods and furniture for the Ashley family. We do not need any further donations of these items. If anyone would still like to help, please make donations of gift cards or a monetary donation. Those donations can be sent to FOP Lodge #111 P.O. Box 1450 Salisbury, MD 21802.
Mark Wagner
FOP Lodge #111
Thursday, Dec. 23 at 7 p.m., a benefit will be held at the Jetty Restaurant in Grasonville. Money from the event will go toward the Richard Whitby Memorial Fund. Richard Whitby took his own life at his family's home in Easton in September. His parents say he was bulied at school because of a learning disorder. The money raised will go to help the family pay for remaining funeral costs. There will be food, entertainment and a silent auction. The Whitby family says it appreciates all the support.
Daily Times Reports Dale Lane Murder Suspects In Custody
SALISBURY – Two Salisbury men have been charged in the murder of a 62-year-old woman who was shot in the chest inside her home early Saturday morning. Demarics Banks, a 21-year-old John Street resident, and Shawn Laketih Franklin, a 21-year-old Hastings Street resident, were taken into police custody on Wednesday after Maryland State Police received an anonymous tip, according to court documents.
Franklin allegedly confessed to investigators that he and Banks planned to burglarize the home after learning there was a large sum of money inside.
Franklin told police Banks shot Barbara Greene once with a .9mm handgun after she ran out of a bedroom.
Charges filed against both men include murder, armed robbery and assault. Banks was additionally charged with assault and handgun violations.
Banks and Franklin are being held without bond at the Wicomico County Detention Center, however a both suspects are scheduled for District Court bond review hearings today.
Toys For Tots Has Successful Campaign
"Jonathan,
On behalf of thousands of deserving children in Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester County, thank you for supporting the 2010 Toys for Tots Campaign, sponsored locally by the SSgt Cohee Detachment, Marine Corps League. To date we have collected and purchased over 10,000 toys that were distributed to children through 26 organizations that serve families and children. There were 130 businesses in the lower four counties that were drop off locations for new and unwrapped toys. All toys that were collected and donations received in a specific county were distributed/spent in that county.
Thank you again for your support.
Merry Christmas.
Ed Hearthway
Toys for Tots Coordinator
Salisbury, MD 21801
Whitney Bennett case turned over to WCSO
After the incident yesterday and the family talking to an officer responsible for dealing with complaints about troopers the Delaware State Police have now turned Whitney Bennett's case over to the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office
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