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Lumberton Township Committeewoman Gina LaPlaca and her husband, Jason Carty, were charged with allegedly committing fraud to secure a spot on the party’s primary ballot. (Facebook/JRCarty) They can’t win without CHEATING! The modern Democrat Party is completely LAWLESS. Former Lumberton Township Mayor and current Committeewoman Gina LaPlaca, along with her husband, Democratic operative Jason Carty, …

ANOTHER DEMOCRAT BALLOT SCANDAL: Former NJ Mayor Gina LaPlaca and Husband Hit With New Criminal Charges for Forging Signatures to Fraudulently Get on Democratic Primary Ballot Read More »

Plus, Nick issues a wake-up call to Americans: “Don’t fall for the trap,” and the Fraud Ledger goes live. Governor Kathy Hochul’s campaign received $55,000 from social adult daycare centers in Flushing, the New York City neighborhood where Nick Shirley investigated alleged fraud. This month, the New York Post reviewed donation records, visited the two …

Nick Shirley Exposed NYC’s Fraud Scheme, Democrat Kathy Hochul Took Money From It Read More »

A mob of teens swarmed a 7-Eleven convenience store in Oakland, causing serious damage and sparking widespread fear in the community. Shocking video captured around 4.30pm local time on Saturday outside of the franchise in the 500 block of International Boulevard showed an agitated young crowd entering the store and then rushing away on bikes while …

Feral teen looting mob seen descending on Oakland 7-Eleven like plague of locusts Read More »

RedState columnist and author Buzz Patterson knows a thing or two about presidential security and flight operations. After all, he served 20 years on active duty as an Air Force pilot, received the Air Medal for flying combat support missions into Sarajevo, and from 1996 to 1998 he served as a senior military aide to President Bill …

‘Only a Few People Who Actually Know’: Buzz Patterson Warns AF1 Decoy Leak Came From Inside the Op Read More »

(LINKWOOD, MD) – Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early this morning in Dorchester County. The deceased is identified as a five-year-old female. An additional victim, a 30-year-old male, was flown by Maryland State Police Aviation Command to a local trauma center for treatment of his injuries. Around 2:17 a.m., troopers …

Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Dorchester County Read More »

Cpl. Benjamin Berry, the Ocean City Police Department officer involved in an ongoing criminal investigation in Delaware, has resigned. Police Chief Ray Austin reported Berry’s resignation at Monday’s meeting of the Ocean City Police Commission. In an update on staffing levels, the chief told members that Berry had been suspended with pay since early June. …

OCPD cop, under investigation in Del., resigns Read More »

The Town of Ocean City will take the next step in acquiring a 193-acre property for the development of a sports complex. In a 7-0 vote, the Ocean City Council on Tuesday agreed to proceed with an $8.7 million purchase contract for two parcels of land along Route 50, just west of Berlin. The property, …

Ocean City Council pursuing property for future sports complex Read More »

Starting in May, staff members of the Maryland Coastal Bays Program left the office with one goal in mind – to collect data on osprey nests. And what they found in the bays was alarming — of the 15 active nests found this season, 10 had failed to produce fledglings. “What we know is there’s …

Declining osprey population leaves scientists perplexed Read More »

Worcester County government hit the pause button on data centers and cable landing stations last month. Now comes the harder part: deciding what happens when the pause ends. County planners got their first crack at that question last Thursday, Aug. 6, as they reviewed public calls for stronger language in Worcester’s new comprehensive plan dealing …

Worcester considers data center regulations Read More »

County tourism officials promoting briny seafood caught in coastal bays New York City has pizza. Maine has lobsters. Texas does barbecue, and even Virginia has peanuts. Now, tourism officials on Maryland’s Coast say they’re hungry for a foodie identity of their own. Of course, Maryland and blue crabs already go together like Old Bay and …

Worcester pushing seafood in new marketing campaign Read More »