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April 7, 2024 Maryland has become the second state in the country to enforce testing of baby food products for harmful heavy metals such as lead and arsenic. Delegate Deni Taveras, a scientist, and her Chief of Staff, Jason Nunez, a father, crafted the bill after investigations by Spotlight on America. The Spotlight team has shed light on baby food contamination, highlighting the lack of regulations by Congress and the FDA on heavy metal levels, which pose a risk to children’s neurological development. Starting January 2026, the law will necessitate a QR code on labels displaying testing outcomes. Consumers can…
WICOMICO CO. Md. – Recent phone and email scams have prompted the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office to issue a warning to citizens. Individuals are impersonating Wicomico County Sheriff’s Deputies by claiming that the recipient owes money. They threaten legal repercussions, including jail time, if the supposed debt is not paid promptly. The public is advised that the sheriff’s office does not follow this protocol. They emphasize that they will never demand money over the phone or through email communication. In case of such suspicious calls, individuals are urged not to disclose any personal information and to report the incident to…
By L Todd Wood April 4, 2024 CDM has national investigators looking into the recent attempt to smear MAGA GA GOP First Vice Chair Brian K. Pritchard with allegations of sexual misconduct. The trail leads to Delaware, Biden’s back yard and home state. The incident appears to be part of an Establishment effort in GA to remove Pritchard, as well as GA GOP 2nd Vice Chair David Cross, both of whom have been pushing for election integrity in GA, to the chagrin of Davos-attending GA Gov Brian Kemp. CDM will be releasing information soon showing the texts are fake, and literally…
April 3, 2024 (SALISBURY, MD) – Maryland State Police are continuing to investigate a fatal hit-and-run crash involving a utility worker in Wicomico County. The deceased is identified as Thomas R. Attix, 64, of Dover, Delaware. The suspect, Jamal Scarborough, 27, of Marion Station, Maryland, is charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault, causing a life-threatening injury while operating a vehicle in a criminally negligent manner, causing serious injury to a vulnerable individual, attempting to elude police and related offenses. He is being held without bail at the Wicomico County Detention Center. Shortly before 10:25 a.m. on March 27, an off-duty…
A 16-year-old was taken into custody for allegedly using a Taser on two students during a brawl at Glasgow High School in Newark, Delaware.The incident occurred on March 26 at the school, prompting state police to respond to the scene. According to troopers, a verbal dispute between the 16-year-old and two 15-year-old students turned physical when the older teen brandished a Taser. Reports indicate that the 16-year-old discharged the Taser on both of the other students involved in the altercation. School staff intervened to separate the students, and law enforcement confiscated the Taser for evidence. A warrant was issued for…
Several U.S. service members are currently embroiled in a legal conflict with Maryland in federal court. The issue arose when their wages were seized, and they lost access to their bank accounts for several months. A federal judge determined that the state had infringed upon their rights. What makes this situation even more unusual is that none of the service members have any ties to Maryland. One of the affected individuals, Army Sgt. Oscar Davines Jr., found himself in financial turmoil while stationed in Turkey near the Syrian border. He was startled to discover that his wages were being garnished…
By Jan Greenhawk April 2, 2024 It’s recent news that several current and former NCAA female athletes are suing the NCAA for violating their Title IX rights. Title IX is that act that required schools to provide women equal opportunity to compete in NCAA sports. This was in response to the debacle of Lia Thomas, a biological man, competing as a woman in the 2022 NCAA Swimming Championships. Thomas, who had been a very low ranked male NCAA swimmer, was able to compete against women and win the 500-meter event. In an event in which he tied for fifth with Riley…
Authorities in Delaware are currently investigating reports from residents of a New Castle County neighborhood who discovered that their car brake lines had been deliberately severed. The most recent incident occurred on Sunday morning in the Commodore Estates community in Middletown, where several vehicles parked along Bakerfield Drive had their brake lines tampered with. A similar occurrence took place in January just a mile away in the Bayberry South neighborhood, where an elderly couple discovered their brakes had been cut overnight. Officials advise that if there is suspicion of brake damage, it is unsafe to drive the vehicle. Instead, individuals…
Pivot Energy, a national renewable energy provider, has revealed that Walmart is investing in 19 solar projects currently in progress in Maryland and four other states. Among these projects are 15 community solar initiatives. This strategic investment in tax equity will support the development, functioning, and maintenance of a varied solar project collection spanning across Maryland, Illinois, Colorado, Delaware, and California. The funding from Walmart will aid in the creation of 72 megawatts (MWdc) of community solar projects. Together, these ventures will boost the production of renewable energy and decrease the dependence on fossil fuels, consequently lowering greenhouse gas emissions.…
MARYLAND – March 29, 2024 – Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition School districts across Maryland use “Restorative Practices,” a term derived from Restorative Justice Practices. As a result of political word semantics, “Justice” was removed to conceal the true intent behind the term to make it sound reasonably acceptable and palatable within a sugar coating. Its methodology is that and a bag of chips, falling short of a happily ever after ending in its implementation. Lou Taylor, Superintendent of Worcester County Public Schools made a statement embracing Restorative Practices, which we have also heard in verbatim statements from other superintendents across Maryland.…
