Month: September 2024

Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) said Thursday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that Vice President Kamala Harris’s main thrust of her economic policy is to “throw everybody on welfare.” Co-host Joe Kernen said, “Given that as we now know, people’s economic beliefs can evolve, as we’ve seen maybe from, you know, former President Trump’s opponent, …

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Reports circulating that an ABC whistleblower will be revealing information about the network rigging the debate in favor of Kamala Harris More

Latest political parody set to the tune of ‘Take It Off’ More

President Trump’s heartwarming birthday letter to a young boy makes him cry. (Credit: Kevin Smith X) The legacy media for years has smeared President Trump with lies while calling him a monster, racist, sexist, and all sorts of horrible names. But the truth is the man has a true heart of gold. New York Young …

THIS IS THE REAL DONALD TRUMP: 45th President Sends Beautiful and Touching Birthday Letter to Young Boy With Rare Brain Disorder, Bringing Him to Tears (VIDEO) Read More »

On Thursday, the Department of the Interior Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) announced the approval of the Maryland Offshore Wind Project, a commercial-scale offshore wind energy project to be located roughly 10 miles from Ocean City’s coastline. US Wind reports the agency’s favorable Record of Decision concludes a two-year National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process …

Ocean City advancing litigation efforts following latest US Wind approval Read More »

Last week, the commissioners voted to send a letter to the Sussex County Council asking for its rejection of a conditional use request from a US Wind subsidiary. While the company has presented its request to construct an electric substation in the heavy industrial zoning district, the county council has yet to issue a decision. …

Worcester commissioners asking Sussex leaders oppose wind farm substation Read More »

Ocean City transportation officials are ready to tackle what could be the busiest two weekends of the year for the resort’s beach buses with extra drivers and scheduled shift work. During the planned Oceans Calling Festival set Sept. 27-29, and Country Calling Festival Oct. 4 and 5, the town is likely to see tens of …

Ocean City transit officials ready for Oceans Calling, Country Calling Read More »

Service has been suspended since the evening of Aug. 20, after a tram driving south on the concrete lane near Dorchester Street struck and killed a toddler who was running back from the beach toward the Boardwalk. The identities of the people involved have not been released. Transportation officials did not set a date for …

Ocean City trams officially not returning this year following Aug. 20 fatality Read More »

It appears the Worcester County Commissioners will join a growing list of local leaders seeking state assistance on behalf of homeowners struggling to secure insurance for their manufactured homes. At the end of last week’s commissioners meeting, Commissioner Joe Mitrecic pointed to a recent news article in this paper highlighting the lack of available homeowners …

Worcester commissioner urges county to take action on insurance drops Read More »

In 1968, in the midst of Democratic convention riots, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley famously declared, “The policeman isn’t there to create disorder; the policeman is there to preserve disorder.” Democratic state election officials appear to have adopted a similar approach to the upcoming election. In states such as North Carolina and Michigan, Democrats are fighting to keep the …

Democrats Aren’t Creating Disorder; They’re Preserving It… Read More »