My understanding is someone ran the red light.
May have been better off without the light, which provided a false sense of security in this case.
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My understanding is someone ran the red light.
May have been better off without the light, which provided a false sense of security in this case.
There is a light there now?
I guess I"m in a zone when I pass up the rumble strips. did not notice it last week. I used to hunt the Chesapeake forest lands and would turn where that yellow sign was "Look again" or something like that.
Not sure, but that is what the Asian girl on WBOC said.
So you've got 400 horses tucked under the hood.
google maps says yes.
So, talked to some friends who got carry out drinks in OC then sat at an outdoor table after wiping it down.
I know they can't SERVE you at an outdoor table but I don't know of any "Exec order" saying you have to remove any outdoor tables?
Tricia Takanawa?
...........But there's no need to panic, it's under control. We're aerodynamic and ready to roll.......
Yes, also goes by Amy Wu I believe.
So, I saw head boats on the water this week. All of them were definitely NOT at full capacity, Probably half if not less. I'd say at least half the people on the several I saw had masks.
I came home early this morning from Ocean Pines but my wife drove home leaving about 6PM Monday night and had very little traffic so I"m sure the town was devastated this weekend with lack of income.
I came home early this morning from Ocean Pines but my wife drove home leaving about 6PM Monday night and had very little traffic so I"m sure the town was devastated this weekend with lack of income.
****Yea. One of my neighbors said the same thing. The issue at this point seems to be mostly fear brought on by the MSM. A lot of people are scared to death of going out. Hopefully, as people see that there are no dead bodies floating in the water, or dead in the streets from Covid, they go and take advantage of some of the really nice things to do in that area. There are plenty of people in this area with money to spend, but are still hesitant.
Thankfully, states like Georgia and Florida have opened up a great deal, and there isn't a huge spike in Covid related sickness or deaths as the MSM has been warning about. Most of our Covid related problems in this state are in MoCo, and PG County. The rest of the state can open up a lot more I bet, and help get our economy rolling again.
Delaware beaches were dead as well.
They are arresting the head boat captains in DE. https://www.wmdt.com/2020/05/delawa...for-operating-amidst-pandemic-hires-attorney/
They are arresting the head boat captains in DE. https://www.wmdt.com/2020/05/delawa...for-operating-amidst-pandemic-hires-attorney/
So, I have been tracking on my own the infections per county pulled from the Maryland.gov website back since mid April
The infection rate in Worcester county (confirmed test positive per capita) is currently 0.47%. Some other counties are PG 1.8% Montomery 1.23%, Howard 0.67%
The increasing rate of positive tests in the county is pretty flat at 3-5/day since May 22nd. Infection rate back before that was up and down ranging from 1 to 10 I assume as the testing was not very consistent in availability.
My point here is that with the increase in activity of people outside of the county coming in as well as more local activity going on, there as not been a significant spike in positive tests even though testing should be more available.
I will admit some other factors can come into play
Are visitors infecting vistors, and coming back to the rest of the state?
The majority of those locals interacting with visitors are younger and may be asymptomatic and may not think they need testing.
When I have been on the water, I'm still seeing people on head boats with masks, Some of the DNR guys are wearing masks when 2+ crew on board, some are not.
"Oh, what is the deal with De Lazy Lizard"? They are mostly outdoor dining and I have yet to see them serving people when I pass by?
The infection rate in Worcester county (confirmed test positive per capita) is currently 0.47%. Some other counties are PG 1.8% Montomery 1.23%, Howard 0.67%
The increasing rate of positive tests in the county is pretty flat at 3-5/day since May 22nd. Infection rate back before that was up and down ranging from 1 to 10 I assume as the testing was not very consistent in availability.
My point here is that with the increase in activity of people outside of the county coming in as well as more local activity going on, there as not been a significant spike in positive tests even though testing should be more available.
I will admit some other factors can come into play
Are visitors infecting vistors, and coming back to the rest of the state?
The majority of those locals interacting with visitors are younger and may be asymptomatic and may not think they need testing.
When I have been on the water, I'm still seeing people on head boats with masks, Some of the DNR guys are wearing masks when 2+ crew on board, some are not.
"Oh, what is the deal with De Lazy Lizard"? They are mostly outdoor dining and I have yet to see them serving people when I pass by?
De Lazy Lizard is awful. It was great before the owner of Dead Freddies bought it.
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dieselfarmboy
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OC is turning into a real shi* hole this year. Trying to do as little business there as possible.
OC boardwalk is no place to be later at night, especially after midnight.
I've been there plenty of times in the early evening but I'm usually gone by 10.
Senior week and with all the protest atmosphere has emboldened a certain "element" lately. This is not just OC.
People were on the radio this morning beating the Mayor up about this.
I've been there plenty of times in the early evening but I'm usually gone by 10.
Senior week and with all the protest atmosphere has emboldened a certain "element" lately. This is not just OC.
People were on the radio this morning beating the Mayor up about this.
J-Dog
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I don't have twitter. Someone please correct them that it wasn't a "brawl" which would implicates that multiple parties are fighting each other. That was a mob beating someone unconscious and robbing them.
303_enfield
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Just remember those in the video aren't locals. That's the Western Shore trash in OC for senior week. I hope your kids survive their schools.
I think your profile is set to private. Can't view anything on the link.
Any word on fights and break-ins in north OC?
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