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It appears that the activism of the Maryland State Education Association (state teachers’ union) and their understanding of federal law and the US Constitution is at serious odds with reality. It is not a secret that the Maryland State Education Association (MSEA) has been actively engaged in the local board business even if that business …
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced another round of funding aimed at getting more teachers into Maryland classrooms. The state is awarding $14.7 million through its Grow Your Own Educators Grant Program to 13 school systems. The grants will help 845 school employees become fully licensed teachers while continuing to work. The program’s goal is to reduce teacher …
Maryland investing millions to turn school employees into licensed teachers Read More »
When I started the Behind the Blackboard series, I never imagined it would evolve into multiple counties and now into multiple departments within those counties. But here we are. This is the next concern that has been brought to me, and it is one I am beginning to dig much deeper into. I have now …
BEHIND THE SCENES: WICOMICO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Read More »
Attn: John Cannon Wicomico County Council, President, AT Large Jeff Merritt, Wicomico County Council, Vice President, CD 2 Laura Hurley, Wicomico County Council, Administrator Robert Benson, Esq. Hello Councilman/ President Cannon and Councilman / Vice President Merritt: We respectfully write to the Wicomico County Council regarding proposed “emergency legislation” regarding issues over …
Anglers in the Chesapeake Bay are enjoying the influx of Spanish mackerel into the region along with the bluefish that have been in residence for the past month. Chesapeake Channa (northern snakeheads) are providing plenty of fishing action in the tidal rivers of the upper Bay. Many of the region’s tidal rivers have extensive grass …
Screencap of Twitter/X video. Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida appeared on the Sean Hannity show on FOX News last night and aid that when it comes to the radicals of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), the situation is worse than many Americans realize. According to Luna, the DSA is funded in part by, and has direct …
A book that has been in publication since 1818 has just released its trusted winter forecast, warning millions throughout the US of bitter cold and heavy snow ahead. The Farmers’ Almanac made its official Winter 2026-2027 predictions this month, calling for a season full of coastal storms and snow in the Northwest and bitter cold and …
The national debt surpassed a record $40 trillion on Wednesday, a staggering milestone as defense costs, social programs like Social Security and Medicare and interest on the burgeoning deficit make up an enormous share of federal spending. The milestone figure was recorded just five months after the US hit a record $39 trillion debt in March. It reached $38 …
US national debt hits $40 TRILLION as cost of war in Iran takes its toll Read More »
A Virginia mother was stabbed to death on a jogging trail by a teenage migrant coworker who was caught entering the US illegally two years ago, police said. Carmen Lizet Puch, 42, was found dead in a parking lot near a trail in Great Falls Park, an 800-acre park in McLean, Virginia, early Monday morning. Officers found her …
Donald Trump‘s congressional whisperer is departing the White House as a staff exodus descends on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave and the president’s approval sinks near record lows. James Braid, the White House director of legislative affairs, is leaving the administration in September. Braid has been responsible for liaising with members of Congress to shepherd the president’s policy agenda through Capitol Hill, a job that …
Top White House official QUITS as Trump faces staff exodus ahead of midterms Read More »