Month: March 2024

Eastern Shore lawmakers have remained busy as amendments related to economic competitiveness move through the Maryland General Assembly. This week, three fiscal bills supported by Del. Wayne Hartman (R-38C) were heard. Tourism bill House Bill 1281, Economic Development—Tourism Zones—Designation and Benefits, was heard by the Ways and Means Committee on Feb. 29. The legislation would give …

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President Joe Biden claimed that he received a standing ovation while he was in law school — for a speech about a case he hadn’t even read — and critics immediately called BS. Biden recounted the alleged incident during his five hours of interviews with Special Counsel Robert Hur – and the story went public …

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Local Maryland governments face losses of hundreds of millions in tax property revenue for education, law enforcement, and other local services after a printing and mailing vendor failed to send property assessments to over 100,000 accounts this year. According to a statement from the State Department of Assessments and Taxation Director Michael Higgs, a printing …

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Democrats just can’t stop trying to sell US nuclear assets. According to a new report, while his father was Vice President, Hunter Biden and his business partners attempted to help Chinese energy firm CEFC purchase Westinghouse, a premier US-based nuclear technology firm, in an attempt to “control” the global market and provide “significant lobbying power in Congress.” “In …

While Joe Was VP, Hunter And Pals Aided Chinese Bid To ‘Control’ Global Nuclear Power Market With US Tech: Report Read More »

Route 90, Route 589 and the Route 50 bridge remain the local transportation priorities for Worcester County officials. On March 5, the Worcester County Commissioners approved the 2024 Consolidated Transportation Plan letter, which will be sent to the Maryland Department of Transportation to highlight improvements local officials would like to see made on area roads. …

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Few things are sadder to witness than the spectacle of an aging hippie making a fool of himself. The aging hippie in question this time is acclaimed singer-songwriter Neil Young, who, back in 2022, threw a tantrum when Spotify wouldn’t censor Joe Rogan for “COVID misinformation,” taking his ball to other streaming platforms. Now, it seems, Young …

Neil Young Comes Crawling Back to Spotify After 2 Years of Woke Virtue-Signaling Fails to Move the Needle Read More »

(BERLIN, MD) — The Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack will be intensifying its efforts to combat driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs through an upcoming targeted enforcement initiative over this holiday weekend. This campaign, set to commence on March 15th and extend until March 17th, is part of the Barrack’s commitment to the …

Maryland State Police – Berlin Barrack Launches Extra DUI Patrols toPromote Road Safety this St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Read More »

Proposal deemed ‘bad for all businesses and consumers’ Lawmakers in Annapolis are considering a new plan to generate revenue by decreasing the Maryland sales tax from 6% to 5% but extending the fee to include additional services, and Worcester County officials are leery of the financial effects. “This is essentially an indirect citizen tax because …

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Wild video shows the moment a fight erupted Wednesday between a school safety monitor and a teacher at a Pennsylvania high school. The teacher was seen trying to fend off the security agent with punches before he was taken down on a classroom floor at Harrisburg High School, according to WHTM-TV. The men wrestled as other …

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South Carolina is now the 29th state to allow any resident who is legally able to carry a firearm to do so without a permit—so-called constitutional carry. On March 7, Gov. Henry McMaster signed H 3594 into law, which eliminates the requirement for a concealed weapons permit, sets the minimum age to receive a license …

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