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Three men and two women were shot at a 7-Eleven in Southwest on Thursday evening. Police say the shooting happened in the 3900 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SW at around 4:57 p.m. Police say they are on the lookout for a Black male who is around 5’5″ with a skinny build. He …
5 people shot at 7-Eleven in Southwest DC, police say Read More »
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has called for an investigation into a Baltimore High School after a local investigation found scores of students at the school are failing. A senior at Augusta Fells Savage (AFS) Institute of Visual Arts failed all but three classes over four years and still graduated at the top half of his class with a 0.13 GPA, according to a Fox 45 Baltimore report published earlier …
A Rockville City police officer faces a child pornography charge after being detained by authorities Friday. Frederick County sheriffs say they arrested Daniel Joseph Morozewicz, who is also a Maryland national guardsman, on Friday morning at Six Flags America in Bowie. The sheriffs say they worked with the Department of Homeland Security to track Morozewicz’s online …
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Maryland and Virginia ranked among the nation’s most educated states, according to a list compiled by WalletHub; while neighboring West Virginia was ranked last. Maryland ranked No. 2, just behind Massachusetts; and Virginia checked in at No. 6. West Virginia was registered at No. 50, according to the study. Filling out the top 10 were Connecticut, Vermont, and Colorado – at No. …
Standardized tests for students in Maryland have been scaled back and pushed until this fall. The tests had been planned for this spring. The decision to push them back was made Thursday as part of changes adopted by the Maryland Board of Education. The move also followed a decision by federal officials not to waive …
Standardized Tests in Maryland Scaled Back, Moved to Fall Read More »
The Art League of Ocean City announces a new scholarship funded by the recently-created Sidney M. Beckstead Scholarship for the Arts that will be awarded annually to a local art student. For the inaugural year of 2021, the Beckstead scholarship will award $5,000 to one art student from Worcester Co. In subsequent years, the fund …
That’s it for Dr. Seuss. Sure, only six of his books are being taken out of print, and just two of those are worth reading, if you ask me: “And to Think that I Saw it on Mulberry Street” and “If I Ran the Zoo.” But the writing’s on the wall. Take a 2019 study, …
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MSNBC host Joy Reid is perhaps the biggest racist gaslighter on TV, and the fact that her network continues to allow her to be one says everything about the distinct lack of integrity (and courage) on the part of her employer. She was at it again Wednesday, pulling her ‘one-trick pony’ act of calling whites, …
Kamala Harris on Thursday spoke to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel as Joe Biden slouched around the White House. Joe Biden hosted a group of House members at the White House on Thursday and joined a virtual call with NASA. Apparently Biden’s schedule was so grueling today that he had to have his babysitter …
Maryland’s six casinos generated $126,208,025 in gaming revenue during February of 2021, Maryland Lottery and Gaming announced Friday. The total represents a decrease of $25,066,312 (-16.6%) compared to the February 2020 total of $151,274,337. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, four casinos are limited to 50% capacity; MGM National Harbor and Horseshoe Casino are limited to …
Maryland Casinos Generate $126.2 Million During February Read More »