Month: April 2024

A New York Times report outlined students at Vanderbilt University paying almost $100,000 a year in total college expenses. Vanderbilt University has made headlines after reports revealed that some students will be facing a staggering cost of attendance nearing $100,000 per year. According to a report from the New York Times, a letter sent to a newly-admitted engineering student …

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Here’s how to check and see if your solar eclipse glasses have been recalled Some pairs of glasses for the total solar eclipse are being recalled due to a “potential safety concern,” according to reports. According to a report from NBC affiliate WHEC in Rochester, New York, people who purchased certain eclipse glasses from Amazon may have …

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Trump closing cash gap with presidential rival President Biden Former President Trump’s campaign team says it raised more than $50 million at a Saturday evening’s GOP fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, smashing records for a Republican or Democratic candidate. “It took three Democrat presidents to raise $25 million and one president to raise over $50 million, …

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A San Francisco supervisor wants to require grocery stores to provide six months of notice before closing a location A San Francisco lawmaker introduced a proposal that would require grocery stores in the city to provide six months of notice before closing a store and to explore a replacement supermarket at the vacated location. Dean Preston, a …

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(Reuters) – Applied Materials, the largest maker of semiconductor equipment in the U.S., may postpone or abandon its plans to build a $4 billion research and development facility in Silicon Valley due to a lack of government funding, the San Francisco Chronicle reported on Monday citing sources familiar with the matter. The Biden administration said …

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During Maryland Severe Storms Awareness Week Residents Encouraged to Participate in Statewide Tornado Drill on April 10 The Maryland Department of Emergency Management (MDEM) and the National Weather Service (NWS) are urging residents to be aware of the most common spring weather hazards and how to prepare for and protect against them during Maryland Severe Storms …

MDEM, NWS Urge Marylanders to “Be MdReady, Prepare Before the Storm” While Focusing on Spring Storm Hazards Read More »

Lot 10 (former flea market) lot info from Michael Weisner This explains so much. Long but worth it. Please read. Shared with his permission Mayor and Council of Salisbury, The proposed hotel and conventions center in downtown Salisbury has been in the news lately, with the developer threatening to kill this project if they do …

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ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore, Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, and Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman released the following joint statement on ongoing efforts to support the families of the victims of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse: “Our state is thinking of the victims of the Francis Scott Key …

Joint Statement from Governor Moore, Mayor Scott, County Executive Olszewski, and County Executive Pittman on Resources Being Provided to Key Bridge Collapse Victims’ Families Read More »

It is important to understand that censorship does not occur in a vacuum.  It is a symptom of a worsening disease.  It is an early indicator of the political repression to come.  Like a canary in a coal mine, the criminalization of speech forewarns that State-sponsored terror and murder are not far away.  First, certain words and thoughts are …

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott hit back at Joe Biden’s allegation that he was using illegal aliens as pawns and said that in reality, it’s the president himself who’s doing that, and in the process, he’s “destroying the country that he’s in charge of.” Appearing on “Fox News Sunday,” Abbott didn’t hold back: So the person …

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