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During this season, it’s important to be informed about this. Share this image with your family, including your spouse, kids, grandkids, and friends. Being able to identify this spider could potentially save their lives. Stay cautious while cleaning, especially in the ways described below. With summer here, many are engaged in cleanup activities. Exercise caution when reaching into hidden areas as these spiders prefer dark places like woodpiles and cool attic spaces. The Brown Recluse Spider is one of the most dangerous spiders found in the USA, with its bite being potentially fatal. Familiarize yourself with its appearance to stay…
RICHMOND — Virginia’s Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) has vetoed nearly two dozen criminal justice-related bills, stating that they would compromise public safety. The bills he rejected included one that would prevent declaring children under 11 as juvenile delinquents and another that called for establishing guidelines on when it is acceptable to deceive a suspect during police interrogations. In a news release on Wednesday night, Youngkin said, “We have a duty to protect the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia from harm. I vetoed 22 bills that protect illegal immigrants or hinder law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and judges from holding criminals…
The National Mall hosts the biggest celebration for viewing the solar eclipse, featuring the National Air and Space Museum and scientific organizations like NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Attend a free, family-friendly afternoon festival offering the opportunity to safely observe the eclipse through solar telescopes and sun spotters, watch live NASA video feeds from the totality path, and view the sun using a satellite’s ultraviolet cameras. Explore how ancient civilizations perceived eclipses, engage in pinhole art activities, and discover color patterns in sunlight by experimenting with prisms and spectrographs. Limited solar eclipse viewing glasses will be provided…
A bill has been approved by the Maryland General Assembly to restrict how much authority local governments have in determining the locations of new cannabis dispensaries. This bill aims to prevent counties from imposing overly restrictive zoning regulations that surpass the laws established last year for the recreational cannabis industry in Maryland. Currently, only holders of medical cannabis licenses have been authorized to cultivate, process, or sell recreational cannabis. The first batch of 174 new licenses was recently granted and the recipients must open their dispensaries within the next 18 months. Some officials in counties like Carroll and Prince George’s…
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In Salisbury, Maryland, the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (SHA) has announced plans to start a new bridge replacement project. The project will involve replacing the existing bridge over the Wicomico River. The replacement of the US 13 Business bridge over the east branch of the Wicomico River is scheduled to begin in Spring 2024. This project aims to address the deteriorating condition of the current bridge. According to SHA, the Design phase of the project is almost complete, with 90% progress reported on their website. The original bridge was built back in 1937 and is now nearing…
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It’s primary season in Maryland, and voters have important decisions to make about their voting options. Here’s everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting, and primary day in Maryland for the 2024 election. When is Maryland’s 2024 Primary Election? The official primary day in Maryland is Tuesday, May 14. However, early voting and mail-in voting are also available alternatives for voters. Maryland Early Voting Information: When Does Early Voting Start for Maryland’s 2024 Primary? Early voting will take place from Thursday, May 2, through Thursday, May 9, with extended hours from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., including…
