Joe Albero

Stifling. Itchy. Dehumanising. Oppressive. Profoundly un-British. Just some of the terms used to describe the experience of mask-wearing. Despite the discomfort, we put up with it for the health of our nation and, so we’re told, to do what we can to bring this nightmare to an end, as soon as possible. And last week, London Mayor Sadiq …

If face masks really stop Covid, then why are so many of us still catching it? Read More »

BERLIN – A projection of water and sewer costs and revenues shows the town will have to increase rates to avoid deficits in the coming years. On Monday, Jean Holloway of the Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project Inc. (SERCAP) presented elected officials in Berlin with a review of financial projections for the town’s water and …

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OCEAN CITY — Resort officials this week signed off on a key senior employee retention program aimed at providing incentives for longtime employees eligible for retirement to continue working with the town. There has clearly been an experience drain at the top of Ocean City’s senior workforce in recent years with retirement ceremonies practically a …

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Board for state’s largest county, encompassing Phoenix, votes 4-1 to go to court to fight turning over ballot data and machines. Arizona’s largest county refused Friday to comply with a subpoena from the state Legislature, going to court instead to fight turning over election evidence to a Senate committee investigating alleged ballot irregularities. The Maricopa …

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State Has Now Allocated 191,075 Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine DosesEnough Doses Allocated to Vaccinate 90% of Front Line Hospital StaffNursing Home Staff and Resident Vaccinations Expected To Begin In Coming Days ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today announced that the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, which was granted emergency use authorization by the FDA on Friday, has …

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives In Maryland This Week Read More »

Is there such a thing as too many women in leadership positions? Oui, according to France’s Ministry of Public Service, which recently served Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo with a fine of 90,000 euros (about $109,470) for appointing too many women as city officials, NPR reported. French law dictates that men and women must be represented in …

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The year 2020 has been most unusual. It started with an unprecedented global pandemic caused by the CCP virus, and it’s concluding with the U.S. presidential election, which has captivated the world. On election night, on Nov. 3, an assortment of anomalies were observed, followed by a large number of specific allegations of election fraud. As …

2020 Election Investigative Documentary: Who’s Stealing America? Read More »

U.S.—Experts are warning against another deadly side effect of lockdowns, as a correlation has been found between stay-at-home orders and Taylor Swift making new albums. While Swift has released two new albums over the past five months, experts believe her rate of album release may be growing exponentially, which could result in a disastrous outcome …

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Helen Keller was severely impaired by an undiagnosed illness that caused her to go blind and deaf at the age of 19 months old. Despite her debilitating disabilities and a lack of resources available at the time, Keller would go on to become a champion of the deaf and blind by fundraising millions of dollars …

Time magazine calls Helen Keller privileged white person Read More »