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WEBMar 25, 2024 · The Eastern Shore Post is the only locally owned newspaper on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It is published each Friday and 12,000 copies are distributed free to readers at hundreds of locations from Pocomoke, …
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WEBSeptember 6, 2024. BY JANET BERNOSKY, Eastern Shore Post — Jacquelyn “Jackie” Holder recently retired from Northampton County Public Schools after 43 years of employment, with the last 25 spent as the head custodian at Kiptopeke Elementary School. Self-described as “outspoken, but fair,” Holder said she would tell her employees ...
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WEBSep 13, 2024 · The Eastern Shore Post is the only locally owned newspaper on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It is published each Friday and 12,000 copies are distributed free to readers at hundreds of locations from Pocomoke, …
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WEBApr 22, 2024 · Eastville gives fired police chief $53K severance check. May 6, 2024. BY TED SHOCKLEY, Eastern Shore Post —- The town of Eastville paid the man who served as its police chief and town administrator $53,215.39 on April 11 as part of a separation agreement, town documents show. Rob Stubbs was dismissed by the Eastville Town Council April 10 ...
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WEBSeptember 3, 2024. BY MARK MORING, Eastern Shore Post — Back in 2003, Sports Illustrated ran an article about the wonders of eight-man football in the rural hamlets of Kansas, where the high schools were so small, it would be almost impossible to field a typical 11-man team. The story captured the vibe nicely: “Eight-man...
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WEBAug 26, 2024 · LETTERS: Accomack mayor, fentanyl issue, language of leadership. May 7, 2024. Accomac mayor’s words ‘hateful’ To the editor: I am sure the April 26 Eastern Shore Post article, “40 kids and their 60 vehicles and their 30 dogs,” quoting Mayor Pat Smith of Accomac, shocked many other residents of the Eastern Shore as much as it did me.
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WEBMarch 12, 2020. The Eastern Shore Post is the only locally owned newspaper on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It is published each Friday and 12,000 copies are distributed free to readers at hundreds of locations from Pocomoke, Md., and Chincoteague, Va., to Cape Charles, Va. It is posted online Thursday evening, usually by 6:30 p.m.
Local Company Buys E.S. Post - Eastern Shore Post
WEBAug 5, 2022 · Staff Report — A new company owned by two area men with long careers in journalism has purchased the Eastern Shore Post, ensuring local ownership will continue for the weekly newspaper that has covered Virginia’s Eastern Shore for more than 23 years. Ted Shockley, the owner and editor of the monthly lifestyle publication Eastern Shore.
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WEBSep 13, 2024 · August 23, 2024. BY TED SHOCKLEY, Eastern Shore Post — Through the decades, the Eastern Shore has been home to many who have earned a living harvesting, marketing, and brokering crops. Those merchants now include 4-year-old P.J. Cathell, the Fig King of Chincoteague Island, who has been hawking figs daily from a front-yard table...
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WEBThe Eastern Shore Post is the only locally owned newspaper on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It is published each Friday and 12,000 copies are distributed free to readers at hundreds of locations from Pocomoke, Md., and Chincoteague, Va., to Cape Charles, Va. It is posted online Thursday evening, usually by 6:30 p.m.