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Maryland Election Referendum: Tuition, Marriage, Gambling
November 4, 2012
See that line? That’s the first-day of early voting at Berlin in Worcester County, Maryland. You can expect long lines at Maryland polling places for the Presidential Election on Tuesday. The reason: Ballot questions that voters know are important, so they take the time to read all the questions in the voting booth and make their decisions. The solution: Get familiar […]
Sun Is Out, Ocean City, MD, Is Open For Business
October 31, 2012
The sun came out today, Wednesday, in Ocean City, Maryland. We are truly blessed. Ocean City is back in business. Hurricane Sandy is gone. Baltimore Avenue is clear and dry and all lanes open to traffic. Philadelphia Avenue and the Coastal Highway are clear and dry (except for a few remaining puddles), and open to traffic […]
Ocean City Survived Hurricane Sandy With Relatively Light Damage
October 30, 2012
UPDATE — SURREAL AFTER-THE-STORM PHOTOS FROM OCEAN CITY AT WORK IN PROGRESS Today is a good day to give thanks to God. The Eastern Shore of Maryland has come through Hurricane Sandy with no reported fatalities on the Shore. The Route 50 Bridge and the Route 90 Bridge are open. Public transportation is being restored […]
Ocean City Hurricane Update 10 p.m. Monday night
October 29, 2012
10 p.m. Monday. Good news: No injuries or deaths reported today in the Ocean City area. Some minor damage to buildings, but no major property damage confirmed so far, except for the large Ocean City fishing and amusement pier. I’m surprised that, at least in my neighborhood of West Ocean City, this evening’s high tide […]
Ocean City Town Elections And A New Strategic Plan
October 22, 2012
Ocean City is in the middle of a watershed town election campaign. More candidate signs all over town than I ever remember seeing before. The mayor and four council members will be elected on Tuesday, Nov. 6. This is the first time Ocean City’s nonpartisan town election will be held on the same day as […]
Free Flu Shots, Fall 2012, Scheduled by Atlantic General Hospital
October 7, 2012
We have seen the future of health care, and it will look a lot like flu shots. Which is pretty cool! Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, Maryland, has announced the schedule for its fall 2012 Free Flu Shot Clinics. This year, free flu shots will be available at clinics at the Atlantic General Hospital on […]
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In-State Tuition for Immigrant Children Is A Win-Win
March 15, 2011
The Maryland State Senate has passed a bill allowing children of “illegal immigrants” to pay the in-state tuition rate at Maryland community colleges. It’s reported that this might burden Maryland taxpayers, eventually. The concern is unnecessary, because it’s based on a misunderstanding of the so-called costs. Just my opinion. First, seems to me a bit old-fashioned […]
Day 343 of 366
December 8, 2012
Reblogged from almost a photographer: How often do you see a bald eagle in flight? In Maryland? Apparently, eagles have made an amazing comeback, and are no longer rare in Maryland. -- John Related articles Bald eagles on the beach (SLIDESHOW) (nwfdailynews.com) I went for the eagle, I stayed for the cranes (theradula.blogspot.com) Count the […]
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