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How teachers, school employees can score free Wawa coffee over the next 2 weeks
Enough already with an apple for the teacher! Wawa is giving free hot coffee to educators and school employees as a back-to-school promotion in its local stores. The initiative offers a free hot coffee of any size starting Monday, Sept. 2, through Sunday, Sept. 15, according to the convenience store chain. ...
Sick 'sympathy card' cannibal killer Hadden Clark sent to victim Laura Houghteling's family had twisted offer
A new documentary reveals the gruesome details of cannibalistic crimes committed by two brothers, including Hadden Clark, who apparently sent his victim's family a card after she went missing, offering gardening services and a bagel to the grieving bunch
Americans have just hours to claim a one-time payment from $1.8m admin fee settlement – just fill out a three-step form
AMERICANS could get a one-time payment from a $1.8 million settlement surrounding a utility company's administrative fees, but time is running out. Class members must act quickly, as the deadline to file a claim is today. RealPage Utility Management agreed to a $1.8 million settlement to resolve claims that it...
Israeli-American with Maryland ties among six hostages found dead in Gaza
BALTIMORE -- A 23-year-old Israeli-American, with Maryland ties, was one of the six hostages found dead by the Israeli Defense Forces over the weekend in Gaza. Thousands gathered to lay Hersh Goldberg-Polin to rest in Jerusalem on Monday. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore shared a statement about Goldberg-Polin, who has family in Montgomery County, saying in part, "We must stand together and we must seek peace. May Hersh's memory, and the memories of all those who have been taken from us too soon, be a blessing."Push for ceasefireCalls for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War have intensified after six hostages were...
Local angler reels in Maryland state record blueline tilefish
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced that London J. Anthony, from Pasadena, has caught a new state record blueline tilefish. The 20.6-pound, 37.25-inch fish was caught on August 24, while fishing in Poorman’s Canyon off Ocean City. Anthony was using a cut ballyhoo chunk bait while deep-dropping. According to the DNR, Anthony had a long morning trolling with no bites, before Captain Chris Little of Talking Trash Charters “pulled a rabbit out of his hat and put everyone on a pile of tilefish,” Anthony said. Anthony’s fish was then landed with another fish that was 24 inches long. He felt like he was reeling in three cinder blocks.
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