Ted Shockley is an editor, general manager, and co-owner at Eastern Shore Post Inc. He focuses on educational policy and school governance in the United States, exploring the intricacies and challenges within these critical areas. Ted's insights and analyses have been featured in Coastal Point.
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Ted Shockley's coverage primarily focuses on local news, emphasizing government and politics, education, sports, and community events. He frequently reports on announcements from local government authorities and covers a range of topics relevant to the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
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By: Ted Shockley
The situation is fluid this morning in Cape Charles after a pump station malfunctioned Friday, July 3, in Cape Charles near the intersection of Mason and Bay avenues, sending raw sewage into the street. The town announced on Saturday, July 4, that the 10 a.m. Independence Day parade will continue as normal, but asked that […]
On July 4, 1956, movie star Kim Novak, of Hollywood, Calif., was a visitor to Chincoteague Island. She was accompanied in her Cadillac by Harry Burroughs.
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A number of parades will highlight the Eastern Shore's Independence Day, which is special this year with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
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On July 7, 1960, development of Smith Island, located off the Eastern Shore’s lower tip, as a resort moved a step closer with the organization of the Smith Island Beach Authority. Richard F. Hall Jr., an Accomac lawyer and owner of Smith Island and adjoining Myrtle Island, was elected chairman of the authority. Other members […]
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BY TED SHOCKLEY, Eastern Shore Post The Northampton County Sheriff could be personally called on to restrict admittance to a zoning meeting on Thursday, July 9, that the county administrator says is not open to the public. Northampton County zoning watchdog Ken Dufty told County Administrator Matt Spuck in a Wednesday, July 8, email that […]
By: Ted Shockley
Kenyanna Sheivonie Cummings, 28, of the Bronx, and Andrea Monique Walker, 34, of Brooklyn, also are suspected of passing homemade $100 bills at several local businesses, Northampton County Sheriff David Doughty said.
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BY TED SHOCKLEY, Eastern Shore Post Northampton County Administrator Matt Spuck said a Thursday, July 9, meeting between the county and towns about communication of housing needs will be held virtually because an “intent to disrupt” the in-person meeting. “I believe this is the best way to ensure everyone can participate in a productive conversation […]
By: Ted Shockley
Law enforcement officials remained at two crime scenes on the morning of Monday, July 13, after several shootings, witnesses said. Here is what is known about the incidents, which are under investigation: Police were investigating a scene at a home on Lankford Highway in Treherneville and a home on Seaside Road in Nassawdox, just south […]
By: Ted Shockley
On July 14, 1962, the new post office building at Accomac was dedicated. The principal speaker was Joseph P. Rockecharlie, field services officer for the Washington region. An open house was held and refreshments were served. On July 14, 1962, H.E. Kelley Sr. was presented with a 50-year Masonic membership Pin. Due to Kelley’s heath, […]
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In addition, a police officer was shot in his protective vest and a police officer shot the suspect, who was taken into custody.
