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A Mexican restaurant in Ocean Pines had its liquor license suspended for 30 days for selling alcohol to a minor. The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners at a Feb. 19 hearing levied the penalty, which also included a $4,000 fine, against the Plaza Tapatia restaurant located in the South Gate Shopping Center. Hearing testimony …
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It’s the agency that nobody loves—the Internal Revenue Service; you know, the one which causes your stomach to clinch when you get a letter from them. It’s never good news. Joe Biden wanted to add 80,000 new agents to comb through your life—but President Trump has a different view. He’s proposed changing it to the “External Revenue …
Several parking changes, including fee increases, could soon take effect after the council this week agreed to advance multiple ordinances and resolutions. On Tuesday, Public Works Director Hal Adkins presented the Ocean City Council with a slew of ordinances and resolutions aimed at paid parking. The proposed changes, he said, were the result of a …
UPDATE: In a letter addressed to FBI Director Kash Patel, Bondi expressed concern over the discovery of additional Epstein-related documents that had not been previously disclosed. She has ordered the FBI to provide the full and complete Epstein files by Friday morning and has directed an immediate investigation into the oversight. Letter transcript: Before you came …
The Ocean City Council is considering an ordinance to shield minors from obscene or vulgar merchandise, like the T-shirts pictured above, at the Boardwalk. In an effort to clean up the Boardwalk, city officials this week directed staff to develop an ordinance to shield minors from obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit and profane merchandise and displays …
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Credit: Daily Mail Tennessee native Brittany Burnette devoted her life to caring for the elderly, putting her patients first as a nursing home director. But after dutifully rolling up her sleeve for the COVID shot, she found herself in a nightmare she never could have imagined—one where her bones were literally rotting inside her body, Daily …
In response to financial troubles among the county’s independent water and wastewater treatment facilities, Worcester County leaders have formed a task force to address inefficiencies in the system. County Administrator Weston Young at the Board of Commissioners’ Feb. 19 meeting requested the consideration of a commissioner workgroup, of up to three members, and their findings …
The View co-host Joy Behar apologized to Elon Musk live on-air after calling him ‘pro-apartheid.’ Behar made the claim during a rant on Thursday’s show against the South African billionaire and his relationship with President Donald Trump. ‘The guy was not born in this country, who was born under apartheid in South Africa,’ she said, later calling Musk a ‘foreigner’ …
The 34th Annual Cruisin’ Ocean City will return to the resort this spring following council approval on Tuesday. Last fall, Special Event Productions, producer of Cruisin’ Ocean City, announced it would be moving its mid-May event to May 1-4 in an effort to make room in the spring special events calendar for a new attraction, …
Resort to provide $150K for 2025 Cruisin’ sponsorship Read More »
Members of President Trump’s cabinet, the Senate, and the House of Representatives are championing President Trump’s dismissal of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after a contentious meeting in the Oval Office on Friday. Things got heated in the Oval Office with President Trump, VP Vance, and Zelensky, who couldn’t even bother to wear a suit as …
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