On a shoestring budget, and with the endorsement of the 45th president, Republican Geoff Diehl sailed to a primary victory and on to a November contest with Attorney General Maura Healey. “I am proud tonight to accept the Republican nomination … Continued
The frustration over violent crime in Prince George’s County is understandable. But Charles Adams, Bowie State University professor and chair of the Maryland school’s Department of Criminal Justice, doesn’t see curfews as the answer to juvenile crime. “What we know … Continued
Mask mandates have been proven to be practically useless for protecting the wearer or the people in proximity. Unfortunately, a majority of our population, the old as well as the young, followed these unscientific government mandates for fear of dying … Continued
The discovery of arsenic in the water supply at NYCHA’s Jacob Riis Houses is a scary reminder of how little control most people have over their taps. While most of the water in New York City apartment buildings is perfectly potable, older plumbing can leach toxins, especially lead, during the final stretch from street to sink.
Little Rhody got soaked by big rain. After a two-day deluge flooded portions of the state west of Providence, the flood warnings were finally lifted late Tuesday afternoon. The torrential rains deposited nearly 12 inches in Cranston while some other … Continued