Month: January 2021

While President Donald Trump may be down to his final days in office, some lawmakers are seriously considering impeaching him – again. “Impeaching the president is a very live option,” D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton told FOX 5 Friday, two days after a violent mob attack on the U.S. Capitol. She also noted that articles of …

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WASHINGTON, D.C.—In a recent statement, President-elect Joe Biden has promised to move quickly the moment his term as President begins. He announced that immediately after his inauguration, the first order of business will be to impeach and remove Donald Trump from office.  “Listen, folks, here’s the deal: If I’m going to be your President, then …

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The Ocean City MD Hotel Motel Restaurant Association says about 12,000 seasonal workers are needed each summer. About 4,000 J-1 Visa students fulfill well over half of those jobs with many of them working two jobs. COVID-19 travel restrictions around the world combined with the Trump Administration’s decision to extend the travel bans put in …

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Superintendent Lou Taylor says after lengthy discussions with local health officials, faculty and staff will return to the schools Monday, January 11. The first small group of students will be back in classrooms Tuesday, January 19. Parents of the first wave should have already been notified. This decision is subject to change if state and …

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A veteran US Capitol Police officer has died by suicide, authorities and reports said Sunday, a further blow to a department already reeling from the death of a member during last week’s riot. Officer Howard Liebengood, 51, died on Saturday while off-duty, the department announced in a statement. “He was assigned to the Senate Division, and has been …

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Parler’s chief executive said Saturday night that the social media app was suspended from Apple’s store and will be thrown off Amazon’s servers in a standoff over censoring content. CEO John Matze said Parler would not bend to Apple’s demands for increased surveillance and moderation of content and was exploring “many options.” He said the decision by Amazon could …

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The Athlete Academy and Fruitland Falcons have partnered for a scholarship event that will benefit the children of Erik Mezick. Mezick was the driver of a tractor-trailer that went off the side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel two weeks ago. The event will consist of an hour-long bear crawl and jogging competition. Sign-ups begin …

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(POCOMOKE, MD) –  Maryland State Police are investigating the murder of a woman found on Wednesday in Worcester County. The deceased has been identified as Lesa Renee White, 48, of Atlantic, Virginia. Investigators discovered her on Wednesday night in a residence in the 1400 block of Snow Hill Lane in Pocomoke City, Maryland. Maryland State …

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STATE FIRE MARSHALS INVESTIGATE DOUBLE FATAL FIRE  WICOMICO COUNTY, MD (January 9, 2021) – A team of investigators from the Office of the State Fire Marshal, Salisbury Police Department, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is conducting an investigation involving a fatal dwelling fire at 119 First Street in Salisbury that claimed two lives. The …

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