Month: May 2024

“Starting the meeting with a proclamation expressing gratitude for law enforcement, ended badly for our county deputies.”   Julie Giordano, County Executive On Tuesday, May 21, 2024, the Wicomico County Council voted down the Collective Bargaining Agreement for the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office.  The Council was presented a Collective Bargaining Agreement that was negotiated in good …

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Joe,          The old parking lot was torn down for the fountain ⛲ they built.            Today I drove slowly by there,  and the fountain was a community pool. Thought I’d pass this  onto  you and your readers here.            Thanks,     Daily …

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The city of Rehoboth Beach took a small moment during its board of commissioners meeting on Friday to introduce someone who needed no introduction. Taylour Tedder, the incoming city manager, was already famous, after all. Since early April, he’d been the subject of a raging controversy in Delaware’s most popular beach town — the subject …

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SALISBURY, Md. – A portion of Glen Avenue between St. Albans Drive and Civic Avenue will be closed on Wednesday, May 22 from 3-9 p.m. and Thursday, May 23 from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. for Salisbury University’s commencement ceremonies. The road closure will allow for safe pedestrian crossing.

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore released the following statement on the successful mission, carried out by Unified Command, to refloat and move the container ship Dali, which collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge on the early morning of March 26: “By working as a team, staying focused, and living Mission First and People Always, …

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An alarming study has spotlighted how 42 million food stamp recipients spend their welfare handouts on ultra-processed junk food. Coca-Cola, Sprite and other soft drinks are the most commonly-bought items via the $135 billion-a-year Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a new study says. Candy, potato chips, frozen pizza, ice cream, cookies, and other ultra-processed food …

Shock study shows how 42M recipients spend their food stamps – and they’re not buying broccoli Read More »

It’s not quite time for closing arguments in the New York-based criminal case against Donald Trump, but the crescendo is building.  On Monday, disgraced felon Michael Cohen retook the stand as he continued to serve as the prosecution’s star witness. The problem? Cohen is a proven liar and total scumbag, and Trump’s legal team got …

Alvin Bragg’s Case in Shambles After Michael Cohen Admits to Stealing From Trump and More Read More »

President Biden declared Sunday that things got “kind of bad” when he was vice president during the COVID-19 pandemic — even though the virus hit more than three years after he left office. The 81-year-old Biden, who finished his eight years as Barack Obama’s veep in January 2017, suggested he was still in post at …

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The inflation that has hit American consumers since Joe Biden was elected has surpassed 19%, leaving households struggling to pay bills and keep food on the table in many cases. Kamala Harris actually boasted about how the administration has been pushing programs that cause that inflation, citing its trillion dollar spending packages. Specifically, the Biden …

‘Wow. This is brutal’: Household net worth leaving analysts stunned Read More »