Month: September 2024

Crime is a major issue in this year’s election, yet major media ignored the release of a significant new government report showing a surge in violent crime. The increase in violent crime during the Biden administration is a record increase. The latest data released last Thursday from the Department of Justice’s National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) reveal a …

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Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi addressed the possibility of war with Hezbollah on Wednesday, in the wake of electronic devices exploding in Lebanon: “We still have many capabilities that we have not yet activated.” Israel has not formally acknowledged responsibility for the detonation of thousands of pagers carried by Hezbollah officials …

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Bloomberg reporter and open records expert Jason Leopold revealed Thursday that the Secret Service is apparently investigating Elon Musk over his recent joke about the lack of assassination attempts against regime Democrats. Responding to someone asking why so people want to kill Donald Trump, on Sunday Musk posted: “And no one is even trying to assassinate Biden/Kamala.” Musk later deleted …

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The Council of the District of Columbia voted on Tuesday to conduct an investigation into Councilman Trayon White related to his federal bribery charges and other possible violations of council rules. This was the first council meeting since White was arrested by FBI agents outside of a luxury high-rise in the Navy Yard neighborhood last month. He is accused of accepting …

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Marred by the tragedy that left a local 16-year-old boy fighting for his life in Shock Trauma in Baltimore last Friday and a fatal motorcycle crash on Route 50 on Saturday, Ocean City BikeFest last weekend nevertheless saw about the same level of police activity as it did the year before, according to statistics supplied …

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On Sunday, the Town of Ocean City and surrounding coastal communities, as well as Assateague State Park and Assateague Island National Seashore, announced that ocean access would be restricted after discovering a significant amount of trash and medical waste – including syringes and needles – had washed ashore over the weekend. While the situation had …

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On Tuesday, officials with the Maryland Department of Transportation met with the Worcester County Commissioners to discuss the agency’s Consolidated Transportation Program for Fiscal Years 2025-30. While county leaders continue to push for major projects, including the dualization of Route 90, Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld said budgetary challenges at the state level have led officials …

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With members of the public asking if the strict traffic laws authorized by the Special Event Zone designation should be applied to future Bikefests in Ocean City, local and county officials are now also discussing the possibility. On Tuesday, the Worcester County Commissioners agreed to support invoking the designation in the county during Bikefest and …

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The Ocean Pines Yacht Club is pictured on a busy night. The Ocean Pines Association has requested proposals from qualified firms to manage the community’s food and beverage service at the Ocean Pines Yacht Club, the Ocean Pines Beach Club and the Clubhouse Bar and Grille. Matt Ortt Companies is the community’s current food and …

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A tight, state-issued deadline for Ocean City to begin transitioning its entire bus fleet from diesel to electric is no longer expected after pushback over high costs. “We are still taking the stance that it’s in our best interest to buy diesel until any mandate comes down from the state that requires us to buy …

Ocean City focusing back on diesel over electric buses as state cools on mandate Read More »