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The Georgia Secretary of State issued a correction Friday afternoon, saying this state is still completing the certification process, despite an earlier announcement that the state had certified an electoral victory for Joe Biden. Brad Raffensperger, the Republican Secretary of State, said he expects the certification will be complete later on Friday. Joe Biden continues …
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America’s two largest Republican states — Texas and Florida — have announced that they will not be going into any more lockdowns as coronavirus cases surge across the country. The news comes as 45 out of 50 states have seen at least a 10% increase in coronavirus cases from the previous week. Texas Governor Greg Abbott “said …
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The top GOP member of the House Oversight Committee said it’s the height of hypocrisy that Democrats have done nothing to probe reports of voting irregularities in this election year. One America’s John Hines more from Washington.
It’s no secret the loss of foreign student workers along with other COVID-related factors greatly impacted the resort’s summer, but the extent of the damage was not really known until the recent release of a survey of businesses. This fall, the Greater Ocean City Chamber of Commerce sent out a survey to its members including …
Snow Hill’s new riverboat could be docked in town by Valentine’s Day. The Black-Eyed Susan, purchased by Snow Hill last month with a loan from Worcester County, is currently in Salisbury undergoing repairs. Town Manager Gary Weber said that while he hopes work will be done in time to offer a Valentine’s Day cruise, it …
Critics are claiming the Hogan administration kept quiet about expensive shortcomings in COVID-19 tests the state imported from South Korea early in the pandemic. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is being accused of having kept quiet about expensive shortcomings in tests his administration imported from South Korea early on in the pandemic to help the state …
MD Senator questions Hogan’s Covid test deal, says it’s very close to a cover up Read More »
As COVID-19 cases rise around the region and across the U.S., a number of well-traveled D.C. destinations will be closing their doors to the public. The National Gallery of Art will close Saturday, Nov. 21, with both the West Building and the Sculpture Garden closed. The museum said it was closing “out of an abundance …
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The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority has just launched a pilot program testing home delivery in several areas across Virginia. If you live in one of these five zones you can now have alcohol delivered to your home. These locations are: Bon Air, 2610 Buford Rd (#86) / Delivery zone: 25 miles Herndon, 378-380 Elden …
With a spike in the number coronavirus cases this week, Gov. Larry Hogan has once again placed restrictions on the states businesses. The new regulations, which actually resemble those set forth this past Spring, went into effect yesterday starting at 5 p.m. Here’s what the governor has ordered: Retail businesses, restaurants and churches are all …
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A task force has unanimously voted to recommend renaming John Tyler Community College. The community college is looking to distance itself from its namesake John Tyler, the 10th President of the United States, who owned two plantations in Charles City County during his lifetime. He was also a slaveholder, supported slavery throughout his political career …
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