Princess Anne News

PRINCESS ANNE , Md. The Maryland State Police Princess Anne Barrack will be one of a number of locations where persons can turn-in firearms this Saturday as part of the Maryland Attorney General's Gun Turn-in Day.

Town officials said they will continue to seek public input on the creation of a proposed Princess Anne historic district and stressed that no decision has been made behind the scenes.

Two candidates will compete to represent the Western District on Snow Hill's Town Council in the upcoming town election on Tuesday, May 7. Michael Pruitt and C. Monte Campbell are running to replace incumbent councilman Gerald Shockley, who is not seeking re-election because he is moving out of town.

Profits from this tour go to the Lower Eastern Shore Heritage Council. One of the highlightsis the Princess Anne property known as Hollyhurst, with its Flemish-bond brick work.

The town of Princess Anne will host this year's StreetFest, with food vendors, entertainment, demonstrations and music throughout the day.

Right on cue, Bill McGonigal grabbed a pool stick when Will Johnson walked in. The billiard buddies met Friday at Break Time Sports Grill & Pub, but unlike other meetings, it was a final game at, arguably, the city's most popular pool hall.

Two candidates will compete to represent the Western District on Snow Hill's Town Council in the upcoming election May 7. Michael Pruitt and C. Monte Campbell are running to replace incumbent councilman Gerald Shockley, who is not seeking re-election because he is moving out of town.

The new appointee will take the place of Steve White and will be on the board until the term expires in July 2021.

PRINCESS ANNE State officials were urged to reconsider cutting Smith Island off the eligibility list for Hurricane Sandy recovery money after island residents said they were being abandoned by the government.

PRINCESS ANNE , Md.- The Somerset County Sheriff's Office is asking the public's help in locating one of the county's top 10 most wanted fugitives.

Years ago, when Meagan Kash Harrison took a roll of film from her camera to be developed, she didn't know what to expect; after all, it had been inside the camera for 36 years.

Denzel Blanks, 18, left, and Genece Matthias, 18, of Prince George's County, work in a biology computer lab at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore in Princess Anne, Md.