A little bit of everything
“America, this is not a candidate for president who is thinking about how to make your life better,” Harris said. “This is someone who is unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance and out for unchecked power.”
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President Biden visited Baltimore’s Dundalk Marine Terminal on Tuesday, appearing alongside Gov. Wes Moore and other officials to reveal a $3 billion national investment in America’s ports.
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Halloween is this week, and we’re thrilled to introduce our “boo-tiful” Pets of the Week: Benny the Bunny and Moose the pup!
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Mad About Mud organizers launched a petition in March to gauge public interest in the issue, collecting over a thousand signatures by October.
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This legendary road takes you through the haunted heart of Sleepy Hollow, home to the infamous Headless Horseman. Travelers have reported sudden chills and unsettling sounds of hooves echoing in the night. Locals claim that a ghostly figure on horseback sometimes appears along the road, riding through the misty woods as though in search of something – or someone. The whispers of history and mystery make this drive a chilling experience for those who dare.
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Matthew Lidie, 57, and David Lidie Sr., 63, of Baltimore County were among the first to arrive at the wildlife management area this week with a dead bear in tow. It had only taken David the first 30 minutes of his hunt to make the kill.
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Howard County school board candidate Trent Kittleman said that like other conservative candidates, she strongly opposes policies that allow schools to withhold information from parents when a child chooses alternate pronouns.. Kittleman is a former state delegate who lost re-election in 2022 and asked to be taken off the Moms for Liberty rolls when she began her school board campaign, Baltimore Fishbowl reported in March.
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Meanwhile, Wicomico County banned “All Boys Are Blue,” George M. Johnson’s coming-of-age novel about a young queer boy. Frederick County banned Hopkins’ “Triangles,” which publisher Simon & Schuster described as a “surprisingly erotic” novel that includes adultery about three women’s intersecting friendships.
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By Sasha Allen and Audrey Keefe FOCUS NOW! PHONES LATER,” blares the newest school cellphone policy out of Washington County.
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By Emily R. Condon and Colin McNamara In Montgomery County, school board candidate Brenda M. Diaz worries that “knife-wielding vandals”
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