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A Fox Business host was allegedly left permanently disfigured after she was attacked by a pit bull in a Whole Foods store, according to a lawsuit. Jackie DeAngelis, co-host of The Big Money Show, was shopping at a grocery store in Manhattan in September 2023 when she was mauled by the dog, the filing states. Whole …
(SALISBURY, MD) – Maryland State Police arrested and charged a Cambridge man on Saturday night after he drove the wrong way on U.S. Route 13 for several miles before colliding with a Maryland State Police patrol vehicle. The driver of a Ford F-250, identified as Joshua Jorette, 36, of Cambridge, Maryland, was arrested on the …
New GiveSendGo donations will go into an attorney trust account as questions linger over how earlier funds were spent Karmelo Anthony’s family is seeking another $250,000 to fund his appeal after an earlier campaign raised nearly $634,000 and faced questions over how the money was spent, the family announced at a news conference in Dallas, Texas. …
In the old days, a criminal that had committed an extremely violent crime would go to prison and stay there. That made society safer, and it deterred others that were thinking of doing the same thing. But now in many areas of the country things are completely different. Way too often, violent criminals with very …
Money could have gone to unindicted terror funding co-conspirators. Last September 11, every Muslim in Congress and some of their radical allies teamed up on a congressional resolution demanding reparations to Muslims for their suffering after 9/11. House Resolution 741, introduced a week after the anniversary of September 11, claimed that “in the aftermath of September …
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City Manager Terry McGean said he has tasked the Ocean City Police Department with increasing patrols in Sunset Park after receiving complaints from a downtown resident about homeless individuals sleeping, drinking and storing property in the area. At the end of last Monday’s meeting, downtown resident Scott Chismar came before the Ocean City Council to …
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Amazon Web Services has a new plan for its transatlantic cable in Ocean City: skip the cable landing station altogether. The move comes as a proposed cable landing station, or CLS, from developer Globalinx has been frozen by a Worcester County moratorium on data centers and CLS projects. Amazon instead proposes to build a small, …
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A proposal to build what would become Worcester County’s largest solar farm has won the backing of state regulators as the Maryland’s Public Service Commission moves closer to a final decision. Public Service Commission staff and the Maryland departments of Natural Resources and the Environment are recommending approval of the 18-megawatt project, proposed for a …
With his first season nearing an end, the operator of a new pedicab franchise in Ocean City says he hopes to increase his company’s presence on the Boardwalk next summer. In April, the Ocean City Council selected Atlantic Pedicabs to operate a new pedicab franchise on the Boardwalk. The service replaces the Boardwalk trams, which …
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