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Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter We did a story earlier this week regarding summer “sex camps” for kids. Parents, Looking For A Summer Camp For Your Kids? This Sex Summer Camp Might Not Be What You’re Thinking About… – The Easton Gazette The article caused quite a bit of alarm among readers who even wondered if this was really true. Sadly, it is true. Just in case you thought the sex camps were the worst-case scenarios, there are other sexual identity/ideology camps out there. These camps cater to trans children; some children as young as 4 years old. Here is…
Water Pools Next to the Oxford Strand Dune Where Four Foot Walkway Should Be Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter As we reported in our April 8th story about the Oxford Strand Project, the town is suffering through a “re-do” by the contractor to correct problems with the restoration which include deviations from the original plan and problems that keep the project work “out of compliance” with the Army Corps of Engineers regulations. On Tuesday, April 8, residents of the town let the Commissioners know how unhappy they were with how the project was initiated, conducted, monitored, and left unfinished. For…
Mismanaged Million Dollar Project Turns Into Messy Debacle Most residents of Oxford didn’t know what was coming to their shoreline in 2021 when the town, under the direction of former Town Manager Cheryl Lewis, contracted Underwood and Associates to design and complete a “beach restoration” project on the Town’s Historic Strand beach. The Oxford Strand Beach Prior to the Project Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter Most town residents didn’t even know there was a problem to be corrected. The beautiful Strand Beach had been there for hundreds of years; simple, gorgeous, and a town landmark. To understand how the Strand…
Carey Wright’s Progressive Roots Will Cost Maryland Hundreds Of Billions of Dollars When Carey Wright was given the title of Maryland State Superintendent in 2023, she was taking over after the tumultuous and strife filled tenure of former Superintendent Mohammad Choudhury. For many in the state, her appointment was a sigh of relief because Choudhury had been so bad in the post. Educators and parents across the state hoped that her appointment would usher in a new era in Maryland education, one of focus on academics and common sense. After all, she had previously been the Superintendent in Mississippi and…
Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter It seems to be happening more and more across this country and, sadly, across the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Hotly contested elections for local offices are bringing out the worst in some of us, even those who claim to be “accepting” and “inclusive.” It’s no different in Easton, Maryland, as one candidate, Frank Gunsallus, is finding out firsthand. Gunsallus, who is running for re-election to the post of President of the Easton Town Council, has had a firm hand in cleaning up some of the corruption that existed in the small town. He has also…
Educators and Public Officials are REALLY upset! But not why you might think. They aren’t upset because Maryland students aren’t learning or their test scores are down. In Baltimore City, they aren’t even embarrassed that 40% of their high schools had ZERO students test proficient in math. No, they are not upset about that. They are upset that someone spoke the truth about that. From FOX News: President Trump: ‘40% of students in Baltimore can’t do basic math’ I’m sure that having President Trump say it stung even more. After all, the teachers’ unions viscerally hate Trump and have trained…
Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition The Civil Rights Acts are federal laws prohibiting discrimination. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a federal law in the United States that prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or national origin in programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. It’s a key piece of legislation aimed at ensuring equal access and treatment in areas like education, healthcare, transportation, and other federally funded services. Title VI states that “No person in the United States shall, on the ground of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied…
UNION PRESIDENTS GO OFF THE RAILS AT LOSS OF Department of Education Money Pot It’s become fairly common these days that the American Federation of Teachers head, Randi Weingarten, can be found somewhere going off in an epic rant. These epic rants are filled with rage that seem to indicate some kind of supernatural possession or mental health problem: Where the heck was she looking? Was she searching for drones overhead? If you can take it, here is more of Randi: https://twitter.com/DeAngelisCorey/status/1815456591682187465 Not to be outdone, Becky Pringle, President of the National Education Association, also has her moments: Sky News…
Alsobrooks and Van Hollen Show True Allegiance: And It’s Not To Female Athletes One would think it would be a “no-brainer” for the people of this country to protect women against men in their private spaces and sports. After all, women’s rights have come so far in this country. And yet, the Democrat Senators and Congressmen in D.C. have shown themselves to be misogynists by blocking a law that would keep biological men out of girls’ and women’s spaces and sports. ALL of the Democrats in the Senate have voted against women’s rights. Yes, that is what I said. The…
One of the smallest and poorest counties in the State of Maryland was among the first to stand up to the State regarding DEI and parental rights to opt their children out of gender identity and sexual orientation lessons in the state’s Health and Sex Education Curriculum. The Maryland House of Delegates voted to approve HB 161 which removes the parental opt out for units on those topics that are taught as early as in Kindergarten. After a three-hour meeting September 18, the Somerset County Board of Education voted to oppose that bill which still has to be passed by…