Taking Note of a Few Things: Free Speech Is Special
TikTok for me is the sound I hear at night when I can’t sleep. The steady consistent sound of time
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Peter Angelos’ hometown loyalty should not be forgotten
Peter Angelos goes to his grave, at 94, as the most vilified guy in town. The man who owned the Baltimore Orioles for three decades should have been a hero around here, but he couldn’t get out of his own way.
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Carroll County Public School System bows to Moms for Liberty and bans books on sex
BALTIMORE – The great thinkers in the Carroll County public school system believe they’re doing their students a favor. The
Read moreTaking Note of Some Things: The Coaches, Dogs, and more Complaints Edition
In less than one day, the sports world saw the end of three great football coaches. Pete Carroll of the
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Orioles stadium issues bring back memories of the Mayflower vans moving the Colts
We’re sensitive souls around here. We don’t like it when people in power fail to tell us the whole truth. We saw it happen precisely 40 years ago this week with our pro football team, and now a few questions linger about our baseball team.
Read moreTaking Note of a Few Things: The Going Back Home Edition
There has only been one place where I have lived that felt like home to me and oddly enough, I
Read moreDecember Letters to Jim: Holidaze, Canadian Pigs, Trojans and skipping the Shopping
Welcome to December, our twelfth and final month of the year. As we inch closer to a new year, let’s
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Thanksgiving Day Special – No Greater Love
Editor’s Note: This is the annual column that we publish every Thanksgiving. This year has been difficult. So many lost
Read moreTaking Note of a Few Things: Five Women and a Karen
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is a wonderful movie and a must see at Thanksgiving time. It also offers viewers some
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DEADLY PROMISE: Can Netanyahu Deliver Without DISASTER?
Hamas, deeply embedded within the civilian population, operates in shadows, making it nearly impossible to discern Hamas terrorists from innocent bystanders. How then does one strike the serpent without harming the nest?
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