Month: September 2022

SALISBURY – While the National Folk Festival concluded a five-year run in Salisbury last weekend, officials say they are already planning for next year’s legacy festival. From Aug. 26-28, downtown Salisbury hosted its fifth and final National Folk Festival. Over the weekend, roughly 350 artists, including musicians, dancers, storytellers and craftspeople, took part in festivities …

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For Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, the timing couldn’t have been better. In a campaign for re-election with national consequences, DeSantis made a pitch for voters to turn out for him in November, citing the razor-thin victory in 2018 that put him into the governor’s office — and made the Sunshine State the envy of the …

Ron DeSantis Delivers Perfectly Timed Zinger Against Gavin Newsom and California: ‘They Can’t Even Keep the Power On!’ Read More »

SALISBURY – Citing community feedback, the Wicomico County Board of Education announced last week it would adjust its public comment policy to allow for more participation. In a special meeting held Aug. 30, the school board approved a revised Public Comments Protocol Policy that will take effect starting with its next board meeting, scheduled for …

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BERLIN – Small Town Throwdown will bring Nashville to Berlin this Saturday. The town will welcome Red Dirt Revolution and the Lauren Calve Band on Saturday, Sept. 10, for this year’s Small Town Throwdown. The country music event, sponsored by the Atlantic Hotel, is meant to kick off the fall season in Berlin. “The purpose …

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The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to privacy. Like other amendments in the Bill of Rights, it doesn’t create the right; it limits government interference with it. Last week, President Joe Biden misquoted the late Justice Antonin Scalia suggesting that Justice Scalia believed that the Bill of Rights creates rights. As …

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Amid continued university and college COVID-19 vaccine mandates, a study by well-known American and British scientists has found the experimental shots are nearly 100 times more likely to cause a student serious injury than prevent hospitalization with COVID-19. The study, which is currently undergoing peer-review, analyzes U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data from the Vaccine …

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Former FBI boss Kevin Brock says that a prosecutor may throw out the Trump search warrant entirely. The FBI warrant to search former President Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago may be thrown out entirely in court, according to former FBI boss Kevin Brock. News broke over Labor Day weekend that Trump had been granted a legal …

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Maryland police said Wednesday that detectives cracked the 51-year-old cold case murder of a fellow officer. Larry David Smith, also known as Larry David Becker, was arrested last week for the slaying of Montgomery County Deputy Sheriff James Tappen Hall in 1971. “The murder of Special Deputy Sheriff Captain James Tappen Hall was the only and oldest …

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Twice failed presidential candidate turned wannabe documentarian Hillary Clinton finally let us know Friday why she keeps wearing awful pant suits. I’m sure most of you have been wondering why Clinton constantly chooses to disrespect herself by wearing the ugliest clothes in the universe, and apparently Brazil is to blame, according to statements Clinton made on CBS …

We Missed This, But It’s Literally The Most Disgusting Hillary Clinton Story We’ve Ever Heard Read More »

Public officials who tout the “efficacy” of the COVID-19 vaccines have conceded they can no long boast of the shots being effective at preventing infection and transmission. But they continue to insist amid the relatively mild symptoms produced by the omicron strain and its subvariants that the vaccines reduce the risk of severe illness and …

Vaccine-boosted adults twice as likely to be hospitalized for COVID Read More »