Month: December 2023

Doctors in parts of Massachusetts and Ohio are reporting a spike in child pneumonia cases similar to the outbreak spreading in China and parts of Europe. In Warren County, just 30 miles outside Cincinnati, there have been 142 pediatric cases of the condition — dubbed ‘white lung syndrome’ — since August, a figure health officials there described as ‘extremely high’. ‘Not …

Now MASSACHUSETTS says it’s being hit by wave of ‘white lung’ pneumonia in children as Ohio county issues similar warning – after China and Europe saw surge in cases and hospitalizations Read More »

New York Attorney General Letitia James (Video screenshot) A new report reveals that testimony from Deutsche Bank officials in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ claims that Donald Trump’s companies engaged in fraud has “blown up” the case. James campaigned for her statewide office on the slogan of getting Trump, even though there was no …

Report: Testimony has ‘blown up’ Letitia James’ fraud case against Trump Read More »

A new report from Consumer Reports found that electric vehicles have almost 80% more problems and are “generally less reliable” than conventional internal combustion engine cars. Good thing every major government around the world is subsidizing their use in the name of ‘climate change’, right? Even worse than electric vehicles were plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, which …

EVs Have 80% More Problems Than Traditional Gas Vehicles, Consumer Reports Finds Read More »

The NFL announced a couple changes to its Week 15 schedule. The New England Patriots used to be a strong candidate to be flexed into primetime NFL games late in the season. But with a 2-9 record at the bottom of the AFC standings entering Week 13, the Patriots are no longer a must-see team. The league …

NFL flexes Patriots-Chiefs out of ‘Monday Night Football’ in Week 15 Read More »

OCEAN CITY – A request to move forward with code amendments that would allow habitable attic space turned into a deeper discussion this week about parking and rentals. On Tuesday, the Mayor and Council had before them a favorable recommendation from the Ocean City Planning and Zoning Commission to approve code amendments that would allow …

Council Advances Code Amendments On Habitable Attics; Officials Debate Parking Impacts Read More »

NEWARK – Complaints about library books and subsequent discussion of potentially adding an “older teen” section to Worcester County Public Schools libraries is a cause for concern among some members of the community. Following a contentious school board meeting last week, during which many people shared concerns with explicit library books and a Pocomoke High …

Explicit Book Concerns Dominate School Board Meeting; School Librarians Object To Idea Of ‘Older Teen’ Section Read More »

OCEAN CITY – Ocean City is adding to the holiday cheer with the 40th Annual Ocean City Christmas Parade marching along Coastal Highway on Saturday. The holiday parade starts at 11 a.m. on Old Landing Road and marches northbound in the southbound lanes of Coastal Highway to the judges’ stand at 120th Street. The event …

Christmas Parade Set For Ocean City Read More »

SNOW HILL – County officials approved emergency legislation that will govern the locations of future cannabis dispensaries. The Worcester County Commissioners last week voted unanimously to approve legislation that will require dispensaries to maintain a minimum separation distance of 2,000 feet from a pre-existing primary or secondary school, a licensed childcare center, a playground, recreation …

Cannabis Law Sets Locations, Bans On-Site Consumption Read More »

BERLIN– The town could soon be issuing a request for proposals for ambulance coverage at special events. A discussion at this week’s council meeting highlighted the fact that the town and the Berlin Fire Company haven’t been able to come to an agreement regarding special event EMS coverage. “It’s a difference of opinion on the …

Town, Fire Company Disagree On Special Event Coverage Read More »

SALISBURY – A day celebrating philanthropy for Lower Shore nonprofits culminated in a recording breaking $310,178 raised for participating organizations. More than 2,279 donations were made during the 9th annual Shore Gives More Giving Tuesday campaign. Since inception the campaign has raised more than $1.8 million to benefit local organizations. Giving Tuesday, held each year …

Shore Gives More Campaign Sets New Donor Record Of $310K Read More »