Month: August 2023

House Republican investigators have asked the National Archives to hand over any unredacted records in which then-VP Joe Biden used a pseudonym. Previously released emails retrieved from Hunter’s abandoned laptop reveal that Biden used a “Robert.L.Peters@pci.gov” email address while he was serving as Vice President of the United States. What’s more, that Biden aide John Flynn cc’d …

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“They all went to vote in person but were told they already voted by absentee, but none of them actually did!” she wrote. Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Wednesday election fraud occurred in her state in 2020 and that her then-husband was a victim – amid a sprawling criminal case in which former President …

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Who is Robert L. Peters? That’s what Oversight wants to know… According to a bombshell report, President Joe Biden may have used a pseudonym while doing business with Hunter Biden and foreign officials during his time as Vice President. And now, House Oversight Chairman James Comer is demanding the National Archives hand over Biden communications …

BOMBSHELL! Biden May Have Used Pseudonym ‘Robert L. Peters’ for Shady Veep Biz [DETAILS] Read More »

Power lines, coupled with land management mistakes by county officials and alleged neglect by electricity companies, not “climate change”, have been raised as the primary reason for the tragic events Evidence has surfaced indicating the Maui wildfires that have tragically claimed at least 106 lives, may have been—at least partly—caused by downed powerlines mixed with …

Attempts to blame Maui fires on climate change challenged by downed power lines, possible neglect Read More »

SNOW HILL – A Worcester County District Court judge last week dismissed a case related to an unlicensed short-term rental property in Berlin. On Friday, Aug. 11, Worcester County District Court Judge Gerald Purnell dismissed a case against Bryan Brushmiller related to an unlicensed short-term rental in Berlin. As a result, Brushmiller will not have …

Judge Denies Berlin’s Attempt To Fine Homeowner Over Short-Term Rental Read More »

NEWARK – Teachers will see a slight pay increase following the negotiated agreement signed by officials this week. On Tuesday, the Worcester County Board of Education signed new negotiated agreements with the Worcester County Teachers Association (WCTA) and the Worcester County Education Support Personnel Association (WCESPA). The agreements include a step increase and a 1.14% …

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OCEAN CITY – Resort officials agreed to review some elements of a new special event fee structure following a lengthy discussion this week. On Tuesday, Special Events Director Frank Miller presented the Mayor and Council with proposed revisions to the town’s special event fees and processes. He said the overhaul was meant to cover staff …

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Jeeps are pictured making their way through the sand course north of the Wicomico Street Pier during last year’s event. Photo by Live Wire Media OCEAN CITY – The resort area will host the return of the annual Ocean City Jeep Fest, Aug. 24-27. “I’ve never been more excited to host our Jeep event,” said …

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OCEAN CITY – Less than a month remains to submit comments regarding offshore wind leasing areas off the coast of Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. On July 31, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) announced three final offshore wind energy areas off the mid-Atlantic coastline. To that end, the federal agency last week published its …

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OCEAN CITY – Resort officials this week received a first look at a marketing plan that targets workforce recruitment. On Monday, representatives with BVK, the town’s advertising agency, presented members of the Ocean City Tourism Commission with ideas for a new workforce recruitment initiative. Tourism and Business Development Director Tom Perlozzo said the marketing strategy …

Campaign To Target Workforce Needs Read More »