Author: Easton Gazette

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…

Audit Indicates Funds Mis-spent The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future is an illusion. It’s an illusion created and being mandated by delusional politicians and “education” experts. The Blueprint education reform, which is projected to cost the State of Maryland an additional 3.9 billion dollars in education spending at both the State and Local level, is a payoff to the Teachers’ Union, certain other professional political lobbying groups (medical, pharmaceutical, and dental), and those who want to obliterate local control of school systems currently exerted by elected and accountable school boards. The original intent of the Thornton/Kirwan Legislation was to boost student…

Delegate Acts To Remove Parental Opt Out From Portions Of State’s Heath and Sex Education Curriculum Dealing with Gender Ideology and Sexual Orientation In Grades As Low As Kindergarten If you ask anyone in Maryland about State Delegate Vanessa Atterbeary (D), you will get very interesting responses. You’ll hear “powerful” and “determined.” But, you will also hear the words “hypocrite,” “nasty,” and “liar”. These descriptions come from those who have had to work with her or testify in front of her in the Maryland House of Delegates. Atterbeary’s history shows that she is clearly a person who sees power as…

When Did Black History Month Celebrations Start Focusing on Black Victimhood Instead Of Accomplishment? Last week, we did a story on the Howard County Public Schools adopting the Black Lives Matters curriculum for the first week of Black History Month. Here is a link to that story: What Are Howard County Public Schools Teaching During Black History Month? – The Easton Gazette As we said in that article, just when you thought the school system would be teaching about famous Blacks like Harriet Tubman, Thurgood Marshall, Martin Luther King Jr., etc., a look inside the curriculum provided to teachers…

Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, Twitter Talbot County Sheriff’s Department Video Highlight Bills That May Assure Small Eastern Shore Towns Will See Influx Of Homeless The homeless problem in the United States, the State of Maryland, and even in our counties is overwhelming. The numbers show over 500,000 homeless people in the U.S. Each year in Maryland, over 5,000 people experience homelessness. This information comes from the following: How The Homelessness Problem In Maryland Compares To Other States | Across Maryland, MD Patch The causes of homelessness are varied. Causes of homelessness in America include: usich.gov+4 Poverty Rent price increases Substance abuse and…

Watch a replay of ALL the SPEAKERS of the Rally HERE! Carroll County Moms for Liberty Chapter Chair Kit Hart Welcomes Jonathan M. Alexandre, Esq. To The Virtual Legislative Rally on Tuesday If anyone can overcome adversity caused by weather, it’s a group of Moms plus dedicated legislators and noted speakers. Tuesday’s plan for the group’s second Legislative Rally at the Maryland State Capitol seemed to be derailed by a large snowstorm which shut down much of the State. That’s not what happened. Organizer Kit Hart, Chapter Chair for the Carroll County Maryland Moms for Liberty along with members of…

The Wicomico County Board of Education approved $1,275,298.61 in annual portable classroom leases for the 2024-2025 school year. Although portable classrooms should only be needed here or there, this reveals a much larger problem that they’re not telling the taxpaying citizen: “you’re being exploited.” Below you can see the transactions at the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year: In addition, thousands upon thousands of our tax dollars are being put into replacing HVAC systems for these portables that the WCBOE doesn’t even own. They have voted in past meetings to approve such costly replacements to improve someone else’s property.…

Oxford Commissioner Tom Costigan swearing in Chief Phillips on May 28, 2024 It was a path to the job of Oxford, Maryland Chief of Police that Chris Phillips probably didn’t imagine. His career in Law Enforcement started in 2014 as a road officer and then detective in Cambridge, Maryland. And while he loved being in law enforcement, he felt himself becoming jaded because what he described as a “lack of community support.” The City of Cambridge is no easy place to police with crime that some say rivals large cities. When he saw an opening advertised in the small town…