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Governor names three new members to state school board
Gov. Wes Moore has appointed three new members to the Maryland State Board of Education. Moore appointed Kimberly Ann Lewis, Kenny Clash and Xiomara V. Medina to the state board, according to an Aug. 30 press release. KIMBERLY ANN LEWIS Lewis has worked in education for over 40 years with experience as an educator in four Maryland school districts, as well as with the Maryland, New York and ...
Pedestrian Involved In Crash Killed After Walking Into Traffic: Maryland State Police
Shortly after 5:30 a.m. on Sept. 6, troopers were called to the northbound lanes of Crain Highway near Croom Road to investigate a fatal crash involving a pedestrian. Police say that the person was involved in a prior crash, and for unknown reasons, walked into a lane of traffic and was struck by a Ford traveling north along the highway.
Developer of Controversial Salmon Farm to Build on Susquehanna River Instead of Eastern Shore
Two years after abandoning controversial plans for a large indoor salmon farm on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, a Norwegian aquaculture company is back with a new proposed location that it hopes avoids environmental concerns. AquaCon Maryland LLC is planning to build its $320 million facility on the lower Susquehanna River....
Blueprint board extends special education work group for another six months
The board charged with implementing the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future is giving a special education work group until May 30 to finish its work, well beyond the Dec. 1 target for the group to prepare recommendations for lawmakers.
These two Survivor season 47 contestants are from Maryland
MARYLAND, USA — Local survivor fans — get ready for season 47. Airing in just over 2 weeks, this new season features two contestants from Maryland hoping to win the show's $1 million prize. Terran “TK” Foster, 31, is from Prince George’s County and currently lives in Upper...
Larry Hogan denounces GOP ‘culture of fear’ over Trump
COLLEGE PARK, Maryland — Maryland Republican Senate nominee Larry Hogan made little direct mention of former President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening during a speech on protecting democracy 50 years after Watergate. He didn’t need to. Attendees of the event, hosted by Principles First, a conservative group that calls itself the center-right “alternative to CPAC,” […]
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