Month: October 2024

New data from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy’s homeschool research lab show that 90 percent of states reporting data saw an increase in homeschooling in the 2023–2024 school year. The report examined data from 21 out of 30 states that collect or report homeschool participation information. The other nine states are expected to report data in …

Homeschooling Numbers Continue To Climb After COVID-19 Pandemic: Report Read More »

Hurricane Helene has passed, leaving a trail of destruction across the US Southeast, and the Biden-Harris administration’s relief response with FEMA has been nothing short of a massive failure. Meanwhile, another storm is brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, which could potentially usher in another round of tropical trouble for the US East Coast next week. “Development of …

Katrina-Like Disaster Unfolds For Biden-Harris As New Round Of Tropical Trouble Takes Aim At Florida Read More »

It’s late 2024, and masking has managed to remain a contentious issue. Years of misinformation from supposed “experts” like Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx and organizations like the CDC have convinced millions of Very Smart People to believe that masks are an effective tool to reduce the transmission of respiratory viruses. This applies also to …

Study Confirms The Truth About Masks And Children Read More »

Intrepid journalist Alex Berenson recently dissected a much-undiscussed study from last June that, ostensibly, points to higher asthma rates developed in vaxxed versus unvaxxed children post-injection as the takeaway — until one, as he did, digs deeper into the data for a much bigger and damning conclusion After being infected with COVID-19, the study concluded, …

Shock Study Finds SIX-FOLD Increased Death Rate in COVID-Vaxxed Kids Read More »

In July of this year Eastern Shore Undercover was awarded a County Contract from the Wicomico County MD, Executive Julie Giordano that gave Eastern Shore Undercover a Police Encrypted radio, where the County’s elected Sheriff was not even consulted. After ESU was completely proven overwhelmingly to be a biased internet blog / political propagandist for …

A Viewer Writes: ESU Read More »

Test scores released last month reveal that Worcester County Public Schools are outperforming systems across the state. On Tuesday, Sept. 17, Coordinator of Research and Student Information Tom Hamill gave an in-depth presentation to the Worcester County Board of Education regarding statewide performance data on English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics assessments administered in spring …

State test scores reviewed for school board Read More »

Officials will consider a special event zone for next year’s OC Bikefest event after a resort task force agreed this week to forward a favorable recommendation to the Mayor and Council. While the Town of Ocean City has never enacted a special event zone for OC Bikefest, officials say they will now consider it after …

Task force agrees event zone would help with bikers Read More »

 Ines Salla came to the U.S. this summer from Bulgaria to work on a J-1 visa, both as a hotel clerk and a waitress. After a month on the job, when a young couple sat down in her restaurant section to order drinks, she carded them to make sure they were legal. But the pair …

Establishments in Ocean City hit for alcohol violations Read More »

While rain and flooding caused delays during the festival’s first day, officials and business owners report they were better prepared for the second installment of Oceans Calling, which brought more than 50,000 attendees to town each day over the weekend. Following the success of last year’s Oceans Calling Festival, the outlook going into last weekend’s …

After wet start, high marks for Oceans Calling Festival Read More »

Plea negotiations are underway for a former childcare worker charged with neglect and failure to report child abuse following an investigation into an infant classroom at the Berlin Activities Depot. While a jury trial was scheduled to start Wednesday, a circuit court judge earlier this week granted a motion to postpone proceedings in the case …

Trial for childcare worker delayed as plea deal sought Read More »