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Commodity Classic looks at safety and cultivation
CENTREVILLE — With good rain across the state last week for the first time since May, Maryland Farmers and others were excited for the 26th Maryland Commodity Classic. Taking home the prestigious Dr. James R. Miller Award this year was Queen Anne’s County longtime farmer Gene Boyle. On July 25 — 426 people gathered at the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Park for a busy and great event. The Maryland Grain Producers and Maryland Soybean Board welcomed farmers, check-off funded grantees, legislators, agribusinesses and sponsors. ...
Toll Brothers Sell Virginia Property After Data Center Makes an Offer ‘It Couldn’t Refuse’
The extra cash and a strong first quarter have prompted the luxury home building to raise its full-year earnings guidance to between $13.25 and $13.75 per diluted share. Toll Brothers, based in Fort Washington, recently made an unexpected sale of a parcel of land in Virginia in what it is calling a “one-off,” saying it was an offer “it couldn’t refuse,” writes Dan Brendel and Michael Potter for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
MWHC’s new midwifery program aims to deliver an ‘intimate’ birthing experience
When Julie Weathers was sent to shadow a nurse midwife during her senior rotation in the maternity ward as a student at West Virginia University, she knew she had found her calling. “Being able to be with someone during a vulnerable time and help them is so rewarding,” said Weathers,...
Police Search for Suspect in Fatal Langley Park Shooting of Teen
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. – Authorities are continuing their search for the individual responsible for the fatal shooting of a teenager in Langley Park over the weekend. The Prince George’s…
Public Information Meeting Cancelled: Agricultural Education Center Multipurpose Indoor Building
Hagerstown, MD (August 13, 2024) The Washington County Agricultural Education Center announces the cancellation of the public information meeting concerning the proposed Agricultural Education Center Multipurpose Indoor Building. The meeting, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday, August 21st at 6:00 PM, has been canceled and will not be rescheduled at this time.
New Hydrilla Infestation Detected at Deep Creek Lake
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources Maryland Park Service Lake Management Office at Deep Creek Lake has recently identified a new location of hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant, within Meadow Mountain Cove of the lake. This discovery is a significant concern as hydrilla poses a serious threat to the lake’s ecosystem by outcompeting native plant species and disrupting the natural balance of the environment.
Firefighters, first responders in Western Maryland awarded $838,000
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Aug. 5, U.S. Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin, and Congressman David Trone (all D-Md.) announced $838,351.13 in federal funding to support Maryland firefighters and first responders in Allegany, Frederick, Garrett and Washington counties. The funding will enhance emergency response capabilities through both training and equipment upgrades, ensuring better protection for both the public and the firefighters themselves. ...
Maryland Weather: Beautiful stretch of weather continues
BALTIMORE -- The nice weather will continue for a couple more days before changes arrive by the end of the week.Tonight, expect mostly clear skies with low temperatures dropping into the mid-60s across the area. Another pleasant day is on tap for Wednesday, with afternoon temperatures reaching the mid to upper 80s and continuing low humidity. Sunshine will be plentiful throughout the day.On Wednesday night, temperatures will again fall into the mid-60s under mostly clear skies. By Thursday afternoon, high temperatures will peak near 90 degrees under a mix of clouds and sunshine. The humidity should remain low through Thursday...
Maryland shoppers cashing in on tax-free shopping, savings this week
OXON HILL, Md. (DC News Now) — Shoppers in Maryland are taking advantage of the state’s tax-free shopping this week, with savings on clothes, shoes and backpacks. Many Maryland school districts head back to class in two weeks on Aug. 26. With the clock ticking, students and their families are getting prepared and stocking up […]
America's 9/11 Ride Will Ride Through Cumberland
On Friday, August 16, 2024, between 8:30 a.m. and 9:15 a.m., America’s 911 Ride, sponsored by America’s 911 Foundation Incorporated, is anticipated to arrive in Cumberland. The America’s 911 Ride will enter Cumberland via the Narrows, route 36, and continue south on Mechanic Street before turning left onto Frederick Street. The riders will travel Frederick Street until reaching the Naves Crossroads intersection. Once riders reach this intersection, they will turn right onto Naves Crossroads, turn right onto Christie Road, turn left onto Ali Ghan Road, and enter I-68 eastbound toward Rocky Gap State Park. The ride will stop in the parking lot at Rocky Gap State Park for a brief resting period.
Sports wagering contributes $6.3 million to state of Maryland during July
BALTIMORE, MD—Maryland’s sports wagering market generated $6,254,056 in contributions to the state from a handle of $333,269,669 during July 2024. Sports wagering contributions go to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund, which supports public education programs.
Amauri Polydor's Vision for a Strong Season at Mt. Zion Prep
Amauri Polydor, a Class of 2026 defensive back, has seen his recruiting stock soar since the end of last season thanks to a standout performance both on the field and during the offseason at various camps (college and non-college). Polydor, a 6-foot-1, 175-pound cornerback, will showcase his talents at Mt. Zion Prep Academy in Maryland this season, primarily playing cornerback. Last season, he made a significant impact with three interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown, 13 pass breakups, and 32 tackles.
Well-Paid Maids: “It’s past time to raise the federal minimum wage”
Well-Paid Maids staunchly supports a federal minimum wage increase. In case you missed it, last month marked 15 years since the federal minimum wage increased to $7.25. It hasn’t budged since. What has budged? The cost of living. Some states and cities have taken matters into their own hands....
Drought concerns remain despite last week's heavy rainfall
Despite some heavy rain late last week, residents in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are still being asked to conserve water. FOX 5's Josh Rosenthal has more on the regional drought impacting nearly 6 million people.
Post-9/11 Studies Considered ‘Pier Protection’ at Key Bridge
BALTIMORE — Engineering studies commissioned by the state of Maryland in the early 2000s contemplated vulnerabilities to the area’s critical bridges, including the possibility of a “ship impact” at the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and threats to...
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