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February 2008 News
The unanimous Declaration
of the thirteen united
States of America
General Assembly
may take up slots again
Coles Point
Tavern: This bar over
top of Maryland waters at the Virginia shoreline has a
St. Mary's County liquor license and has slot machines
sponsored by Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Department. The
liquor license was suspended in the past but Leonardtown
fire department officials told The Post that they go
over to inspect the slot machines occasionally and by
lending their names to the gambling, the firemen pick up
30 percent of the take. Little Flower school may
have taken in over $100,000 in the last few months from
machines at the Brass Rail while a local businessman
reportedly won $25,000 from a slot machine at the Brass
Rail. The Comptroller's Office has been
asked if they review the take from slot machines in the
area and they are trying to figure it out. We'll
let you know what they report. ST. MARY'S TODAY
photo
Post finally notices slots
in St. Mary's
Dyson's slot bill drafted by
Attorney General
When will armed robbers hit local slots parlors which
have no security guards?
Reader
Feedback:
The wife and I have been having a meal and playing the
slots at St. Mary's Landing generally once a week or so.
Some weeks twice. Anyway, we like the machines, but I
don't buy this "gaming device" argument being used to
have them. Here's some observations that I think are
worth pointing out to Mr. Dyson (I'm guessing you're in
frequent contact with him?):
1. St. Mary's Landing is to the point where they don't
even keep the machines full of the so-called pull tabs.
I don't know whether the machines are broke or have been
rigged, but a number of the machines no longer drop the
slips into the tray as you play them. I sat on one that
wasn't spitting out any paper and the out of paper alarm
went off. The lady came and opened up the machine and
hit some buttons and it was working again, but the same
thing went on: no pull tabs were coming out of the
machine. How do you call this pull tabs?
2. Game multipliers. How can these machines possibly be
pull tabs when you can choose the bet multiplier? I can
choose whether I'm going to bet one nickel or 64 nickels
on each spin. What kind of pull tab that "knows the
outcome before you play" possibly works like that?
3. Security. When you go to the Rod & Reel in Chesapeake
Beach they generally have off duty cops standing there
protecting the money and the players. Who's protecting
us here in Saint Mary's establishments? I honestly
wonder if a bunch of shotgun toting thugs are going to
rush into St. Mary's Landing while we are in there.
What's to stop it? What are the odds on these machines?
It isn't published. If I walk into Bingo and play pull
tabs, the fine print on the tabs tell me how many
winners there are in each category. If I walk into a
casino, they frequently say for example that "quarter
machines are paying 93% etc." None of this is being
disclosed. How much does it cost to win that $25,000
prize? The $1,000 prize? Etc. Etc.
I think there's a reason we aren't being told this. The
pull tab boxes tell you how many tickets each box
contains and how many winners there are, that makes it
rather easy to get a money count: these gaming devices
on the other hand are leaving the public and the tax man
clueless about cash intake versus payouts...
Last, I can't wait to see these "nonprofit" tax returns
that are going to have be filed next year on Guidestar.
I'll bet you can't either.
Sen. Roy Dyson, right,
introduced a bill which calls on the Attorney General to
go to circuit court to issue a Declaratory Judgment.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot, left, with Del.
John Bohanan, all opponents of extending slot machines
to the state. ST. MARY'S TODAY
photo
Bill will ban illegal slots
from entire state
Comptroller Franchot Promises:
"I'll Bring a Truck to Area, Load Up These Slot
Machines and Take Them to The Dump"
story
Casino-bar owner and
vending machine purveyor tell their side of the story
...what
the charities net after a month's worth of play on the
machines.... and more....developing....
Billy Hill and Frank Moran at the St.
Mary's Landing in Charlotte Hall.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
"We have
saved three Catholic schools from closing up"
says Frank Moran and his son Steve Moran, who have
supplied what they prefer to call pull tab machines,
which look remarkably like slot machines, in three local
establishments; St. Mary's Landing, Brass Rail and Coles
Point Tavern.
Maryland to extend scholarships
for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans
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Comptroller's audit agents make tour of illegal slots
ANNAPOLIS (Feb. 26, 2008) ---
The wild west Dodge City
atmosphere surrounding the neighborhood casino bars of
St. Mary's County today got a visit from the
Maryland Comptroller's Office.
NBC 4 news,
following on the heels of a Post report, made their way
into St. Mary's and dutifully reported a peek at the
issue of slot machines, but the most interesting part of
their report was this comment posted by a viewer a few
hours after the report:
"I have info in regards to these machines. As a past
employee of a large company who houses a lot of these
machines in the state of Maryland after many years
of work I have seen all there is to see. I could be
an advocate against gaming. As a small gambler
myself, I know the revenue they could bring into the
state. I also have see many cases of addiction. They
can be called "Pull Tab Machines" , " Bingo
Machines" or anything else you want to call them.
They look like, sound like, play like a SLOT
machine. They are played just as much and pay
jackpots the same way. To me it is a smart way that
some for-profit business owners have gotten around
the laws.
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These machines are ran off of a computer program and
have a predetermined number of winners for each
payout on the chart. They do not have reels inside
that stop abrupt but they have a disk inside that is
linked to a program. If you are interested in
checking them out, search the web. If you Google
Bingo Machines or FMI I am sure you can find
information on the machines and how they run. You
might be amazed to find that some of these machines
are linked to companies out west....."
Clinton, Obama make point,
counter points at Ohio debate
PG cops will keep an eye out for illegal street
dragsters and their betting fans
A veteran police
official had this to say about this latest development
in the Accokeek raceway deaths: "wait until the
illegal street racers put plastic bags over the cameras
and the clerk watching the monitor in Oxon Hill files a
report for maintenance to go out and remove the
obstructions a few days later...."
St. Mary's Board dumps code home rule
(charter government): third
time was the charm for changing government
LEONARDTOWN
(Feb. 26, 2008) --- Charlotte Hall developer and former
school board member John Parlett Jr. had set in motion
an elaborate choreography of a special program of St.
Mary's College seminars on charter government for St.
Mary's County after getting the St. Mary's Commissioners
to appoint a task force on changing the form of
government at which Parlett clearly and distinctly told
the panel that the county needed a "benevolent dictator"
to properly run local government. Parlett, who
wanted to be the first elected county executive after
taking a pass at running for commissioner president in
the last election due to health problems, was feeling
his oats after heart surgery and wanted to take on the
task of bringing to St. Mary's the move to more local
control of government with less reliance on the county's
legislative delegation.
At today's meeting of the commissioners, without any
further adieu, St. Mary's Commissioner Dan Raley (D.
Great Mills), made the motion to kill charter government
and on a 5- 0 vote, the motion was approved.
tickets for
Mass with the Pope to
be distributed to area parishes
College in southern Virginia in lockdown due to
suspicious person on campus
No power for millions in Miami area
2nd vehicle may have been involved
in Va Tech fatal wreck that left St. Mary's County
student in serious condition
Maryland transit cop pleads guilty
to arson scheme
Clinton supporter stabs Obama
supporter
Feds and Baltimore Cops lock up 28
on drug gang charges
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House Fire
Brings Big Response
OWINGS --- A
working fire at a house on Christiana Parran Road took
place on Thursday night, bringing North Beach,
Huntingtown, Dunkirk and Prince Frederick companies out
on the cold night. Firefighters arriving found a
the home ablaze and were on the scene for several hours
after getting the fire under control. Deputy Fire
Marshal Don Brenneman reports that a child playing with
a lighter in the home of Virgin Queensberry caused
$75,000 in damage to the 12:28 am fire. The
fire was contained to the child's bedroom.
Cut Spending and Halt Tax Hikes ---
Editorial
Reader Feedback:
The hell with the names for the buildings! I think the
Commissioners need to put some time and thought into the
runaway TAX problem we have.
Ray Norris
Hollywood, Md.
Reader Feedback:
Naming a building after Charles Leroy Neill Sr.
would bring honor to that building. Mr. Neill was my
best friend and passed away last June. While he was
a simple man he touched the lives of many with his
humor, kindness and family spirit. I would call him
the salt of the earth American at it's best.
You will find no better name that represents St.
Mary's County.
Robert Lloyd
Got Booze?
Attention Kids! According to the
Calvert Sheriff's Department, a recent compliance check
for serving minors alcohol reveals that the place to buy
your booze without an ID is the Market Place Liquors in
Dunkirk.
See this list of retailers and
liquor license holders who all required an ID
Carlleen Cairns: Commentary ---
Lipstick Never Lies
Robert
E. Lee --- Hero of Maryland
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Dispatches from Little Dixie
Area gas prices:
Three Bucks and More!
Blood
Drive at Ridge Fire
House Monday Feb. 25th at 2 pm to 6 pm. Please try and
come the need remains high. Many drives were cancelled
or greatly reduced this week due to weather so the Blood
Banks are very low.
Big national radio mega-company that paid $2.7 billion
for ABC owned stations including DC cluster, fires
popular Chris Core from WMAL, cans news director on the
job for 25 years, the one reporter; switches 105.9 from
smooth jazz to oldies and wipes out all staff....its
stock dropped to a fraction of what it was just a year
ago...media shakeout part politics as Core called Bush
and McCain liars over border fence
Post report
Obama worried as Hillary pulls out all
of her tricks and he should be worried as the Vampiress
of Arkansas will dig her fangs in deep to win in Ohio
and Texas....Florida may re-run primary....Democrats
hell bent for leather to nominate Obama, the most
liberal member of the US Senate...MORE
No one was supposed to mention Obama's
middle name is Hussein, the same name as that of Saddam
Hussein, which we have blown a trillion bucks and 4,000
American lives...the liberals are going nuts now that
the Muslim heritage of this man
who says he is a devout Christian gets bandied about in
the press...why was Obama playing down his ethnic
heritage on his father's side? If he wasn't trying
to hide it, and it is clear he is not a Muslim, why be
coy about being goy? In fact, his real political
pals have been pretty radical and his current views on
Israel are newly formed....in time for the election....MORE
Calvert residents living in the shadow
of the Cove Point LNG plant ought to get a kick out of
the reaction of Baltimore to the proposal for an LNG
plant in Charm City in this
letter to the editor of
the SUN, which had this
report last week on the Coast
Guard assessment
Deaths:
Carolyn Jean Russell
William Harris Lee
Warren Kunz
Mildred Wiedenbach
A boost for
mass transit in Carroll County
Hard times on menu for fast food
and casual dining chains, except McDonalds
which did well in 2007
Get ready to
pay more dough for pizza as flour prices
RISE, double and may triple as everyone competes for
wheat and farmers KNEAD the dough
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Roaring Lion Hopkins
Roars Out Just Before the Winds of March Roar In
George Hopkins, art teacher and
founder of the largest private scholarship in the state,
draws another of his famous cartoons in his favorite
haunt, Linda's Cafe. Hopkins penned the very first
editorial cartoon in ST. MARY'S TODAY and illustrated
the columns of Jack Rue.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
Memories of George Hopkins
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Whacko
Drivers
of Lexington Park
LEXINGTON PARK (Feb. 21, 2008) The driver of one of three
cars
to collide at the intersection of Great Mills Road and Shangri-La Drive
explains to a St. Mary's Sheriff's deputy how the wreck
took place.
As Bay District firefighters arrived to begin to unfold
the sheet metal and Lexington ParkVolunteer Rescue
personnel to remove the battered and
injured..suddenly...WHAM....two more drivers
participated in the demolition
derbyjust to the left of the deputy. The photo at
right shows the second crash, likely the result of
rubbernecking on the part of one of the drivers.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photos
SEE
TWO PAGES OF PHOTOS of Heroes at Work in print edition
now on newsstands everywhere..
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2008 St. Mary's County Primary Election Results
'Gone with
the Wynn'
Change came
to Maryland's Congressional Delegation
Two Incumbent Congressman were shown the door by
challengers, one beaten by a candidate from the left
wing of the Democratic Party in PG County where Donna
Edwards whipped Rep. Al Wynn and the other, Republican
Wayne Gilchrest, defeated by a conservative Republican
State Senator, Andy Harris who whipped Rep. Gilchrest
Sun Report
Post Report
Obama trounced Hillary statewide while most Democratic
big shots gave
their endorsements to her
McCain aims at Obama
Rendell: Race
Factor Could Hurt Obama
Obama campaign manager says
Hillary can't win
Fight Time on School Bus
LEXINGTON PARK --- Police were called at 2:25 pm
Wednesday to quell a fight which broke out between 3
students on Bus 626 as it was traveling near Spring
Valley.
Pro life is hard work --- This marcher
took a break in a pro-life demonstration along Rt. 235
in Lexington Park. ST. MARY'S TODAY file
photo
Reader
Feedback:
Letter to the editor:
I was distressed to see a photo of a person lying
on a brick wall with a sign under her in bold
letters,
ABORTION IS HOMICIDE. While I am not a proponent of
abortion, that sign is patently false. Roe V Wade
has yet to be overturned so abortion remains legal.
When people wish to fight the battle about abortion
it cannot be with falsehoods. You cannot win
converts to your cause when you lie about the issue.
Robert Lloyd
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Burglar
in the Night Sends Woman and Child Out Window
HOLLYWOOD (Jan. 25, 2008) ---- A woman called
police at about 2:45 am and told them she and her
daughter were awakened by the noise created by a man in
their house and the women went out a window and hid in
the back yard. Police went to the home on Three
Coves Road to look for the man who may have left before
they arrived.
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South Carolina's Role as GOP Kingmaker ---
The Political Junkie
Winners in soup cookoff
The McCain Revolution...
guest
commentary by Dr. Terry McGuire
Maryland Acts to slow foreclosure rates as PG
and Montgomery
lead the state in people losing their homes to banks
Man Tried to Brake to Avoid Racing
Crowd in Road
Jamar
"Darren" Bullock, 20, did his best to stop
and miss the crowd of bozos
in the middle of the dark highway, betting on an illegal
street race, even betting with their lives that no
traffic was going to be breathing down their necks...a
bet they lost.... see
NBC 4 for this report
$250 Reward for video of Accokeek Race
Only the first video will be purchased, hurry up and
send yours now
Call 301 535 8624 for
information or email video clip to
staff1@stmarystoday.com
Lock
'em up and take the cars
Team Sheriff
Racing explains
California law to street racers
Addicted to the rush of the race -
CNN.com
Illegal racing at
"ridiculous" levels in U.S., one law enforcement
official says
Illegal street racing
remains a concern in Birmingham
Street
Racers Souped-Up Cars Crushed in California...
see this MSNBC photo of crushed street racers
It
Happens All The Time
Danny Gatton, 16, was killed in 2001 on Rt. 235 in
Laurel Grove when Jessica Vallandingham and Steven
Stewart were racing; another vehicle they hit which was
traveling southbound wrecked and that driver suffered
severe injuries. Jessica said it was Danny's
fault that he didn't ask to get out of Steven's
car....she and her teenie-bopper friends cited the past
racing by other teens and their parents as evidence that
such behavior is just part of life in Southern
Maryland...
Fatal crash involved illegal
street racing
AAA Urges Action on Street Racers
End the
Senseless Tragedies of Illegal Street Racing
Some jurisdictions
have enacted special parking laws to give law
enforcement officers extra tools to deal with crowds
that gather for illegal street races.
The Dept. of Justice issued this
report on Street Racing in 2004
Police blocked off Rt. 210 for much of the day to
reconstruct the deadly scene and to clean up the area
where bodies and body parts were scattered in the
roadway.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photos by Matthew Ivancie
Tally
of Dead in Rt. 210 Illegal Drag-Race Now up to Eight
One
of those taken to hospital has died, raising the death
toll as yet another
case of morons standing in highways leaves dead bodies
in roadway
Reader
Feedback:
Should all those who were standing in the roadway as
spectators be charged with participating in an illegal
street race and as accessories to manslaughter?
Should Indian Head Highway be closed to traffic for an
hour in the middle of the night so these morons can use
it to race?
Send your views to
Reader
Feedback
staff1@stmarystoday.com
Bodies lay covered with
white sheets on Indian Head Highway after a car
participating in
an illegal street race veered into the crowd and killed
7 people. Photo courtesy of NBC 4.
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One
dead when van, school bus and truck wreck on Rt. 301
near Upper Marlboro. Photo courtesy of NBC4
MORE
Burn, baby, Burn!
Richmond Mayor Doug Wilder
predicts riots in the street if Clinton wins using super
delegates
Ryan Duke Aud
James Allen
Cops exchange
handcuffs for drugs
in Lexington Park Valentines Day visit
Men use knives and
guns to keep their women straight
Blacks get it; Clinton supporters don't ---
race pride trumps everything else
St. Mary's Board Letting Staff Name Public Buildings
..why doesn't the
public get a say in what to name
the buildings they have paid to build?
Send
your ideas on what to
name public buildings to
staff1@stmarystoday
U.S.
Banks Quietly
Borrow $50 Billion
Adios Fidel!
Cuban dictator steps down
Amtrak adds to security with
random bag screening,
bomb sniffing dogs
Sun: O'Malley bill on
curbing air pollution would increase electricity rates
even more and cost 3,000 jobs at Sparrows Point
$21,000
Impact Fee would make the charge tacked onto
the cost of a building permit in Anne Arundel for a new
home the highest in Maryland
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Rush
Hour Wreck
Crash Time on Chancellors
Run Road at 5 pm Monday brought traffic to a standstill
as State of Maryland begins construction project to
widen this old two-lane highway. ST. MARY'S TODAY photos
by Matthew Ivancie
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Who shot man on Husk Place?
Story
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Witness tracked
Bandit for Cops
LAUREL GROVE --- "Lay down
on the ground, do it now, cross your feet, do it now,"
ordered a St. Mary's Deputy to a suspect....
MORE
It was a cool breeze that blew
between her knees...
Naples, Florida police lock up couple who allegedly were
having sex on top of an air conditioner in full view of
traffic....
Tax
preparer making phony claims for
clients
sentenced to 3 years in prison
Police are seeking to convince
residents to tie down their trash on the way to the dump
in order to stop roadside litter
Hoyer hosts black history month
breakfast for 400 in Waldorf
Chelsea Clinton 'not pimping'?
She had breakfast with a
21-year-old Super Delegate
Texas
has a complicated system for selecting delegates
Virginia legislator who kicked the bucket before the
election
suggested donations to Obama
instead of flowers at his funeral
ABC 7 and Politico interview
Clinton and Obama after Sen. Barack Hussein
Obama backs out of debate.
Maryland's insurance commissioner backs down, allows
ALLSTATE to dump its customers who live on the water and
cancel policies after years of taking their money...if
you have ALLSTATE, you're not in good hands any
longer....MORE
Tony Cheng building a new
Chinatown in downtown Baltimore, connected by bus to New
York, and DC Chinatowns
Tidewater Inn up for sale
for third time in 5 years; is Easton's centerpiece of
historic district
Baltimore suspends cranky cop for
berating skateboarder
Those dumb Russians can't land a
bomber on the Nimitz
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Attention
Marines: Get out of town!
Are your angry about the
Mayor and Council of Berkeley,
California telling the U. S. Marines that they are
intruders and not wanted in their silly town? Send
the Mayor an email and tell him what you you think:
mayor@ci.berkeley.ca.us
McDonough Grad, Navy Seal,
Killed
in Iraq
What is the real price of bringing in foreign oysters to
Chesapeake
Former Boeing Engineer Charged with Spying
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Vote for Hillary and Huckabee
Small crowd turns out for Democratic unity in
contrast
to national excitement
Richmond Mayor still sulking about
Bill's 'fairy -tale' remarks about Obama...many
voters do get it, blacks can say anything they want to
in the discourse of politics but if anyone, including a
former Democrat President says anything that they don't
like or approve of, they are branded a 'racist'.
Editorial Opinion: This
radical racism on the part of some blacks is getting a
little old and who the hell ever thought Bill Clinton
should be defended. But that is exactly what
President Bush did today, he stuck up for Slick Willy in
an interview with Chris Wallace at Camp David. Bush said
it was "wrong" to describe Clinton as racist.
But it appears that the pandering to blacks in general
by the limousine liberal whites of the Democratic Party
over the years has finally come home to roost.
Anyone, regardless of color, can be right or wrong, but to always assign
racism as the motive for the beliefs or opinions of
others, and to get away with playing the race card for
so long, is just wrong.
It looks like the Democrats are getting what they
deserve...in spades.
This ought to wise up some blacks to the truth, that
they ought to hang out in the party of Lincoln, which is
really the party of opportunity, not be kept around for
their votes and never given the one thing that will
truly set them free: opportunity.
Credit should go to the many accomplished blacks such as
former PG County Executive Wayne Curry who have stuck by
Hillary's side. It is easy for the empty-headed who want
to go to a good party to be part of the excitement of an
Obama rally. It is quite another thing to actually vote.
Huckabee hopeful about Maryland
and Virginia Fox:
Huckabee to challenge Washington
State results
Sun report: Housing slump deepens in Baltimore
Commies still in charge in China
as foreign Olympic athletes forced to sign pledges
Bush orders security clampdown on
flights to US from Europe
Terrorists in Iraq admit defeat
and fear
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Ambulances and 2 Med-Evac Helicopters roll in
response
to Waldorf wreck
 
WALDORF (Feb. 9, 2008) Trooper Two and Trooper Seven
Maryland State Police helicopters landed at Thomas Stone
High School in Waldorf for this parade of ambulances
bringing crash participants for flights to trauma
centers, as a result of another in an endless series of
road wrecks, in dry sunny weather. The
helicopters don't fly in the rain. ST.
MARY'S TODAY photos by Matthew Ivancie
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Historic Log Cabin Inn dating back
to 1834 destroyed in Tennessee
Baby
found in ruins of homes hit by Twister, more than 57
people killed
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The
Commissioners who just can't
say no to the developers...
The
St. Mary's Board can't seem to get commuter trains on
track but they manage to put the developers
bulldozers on the railroad right of way to plow open a
new opening onto Rt. 235...
Bulldozers sit on the railroad right of way at Wildewood
where they are plowing open a new entrance onto Rt. 235.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
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Firebug
in the
Firehouse
Many arsonists turn out to be firefighters, but this
firefighter in PG who was convicted of setting fires
turns out to also be a volunteer at Bryans Road
Volunteer Fire Department, again, after he was convicted
of arson....see this report on
STATter 911
Senate passes tax stimulus, adds
in seniors and veterans
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Appeal your property tax assessment
A
law firm that represents commercial property owners
and
charges a fee based on the tax savings that they achieve
for their clients
The assessment appeal process
MANY PAY MUCH MORE THAN THEY
SHOULD
That
old black magic!
veteran
politician Johnson and Maryland whiz kid Brown go to bat
for Hillary;
these guys know who is going to win.....
Lt.
Gov. Anthony Brown and PG County Executive Jack Johnson
endorse Hillary
The last 48 hours before Super
Tuesday
Maryland Lt.
Gov. Anthony Brown, left, with Del. John Bohanan (D.
Lexington Park) at the King breakfast last year, joined
PG powerhouse politician Jack Johnson to guide support
of Maryland Democrats behind Hillary Clinton. Jane
Yowaiski, of Leonardtown, has been working hard for
Hillary Clinton.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photos
Obama has the clock against him as
he tries to overtake Hillary; news that he
had roots in Kansas was surprise to some people in his
grandparent's hometown
Tough economic times loom over
prospects of GOP
Snipes beats tax fraud case
Mississippi legislators offer bill
to make it illegal for restaurants to serve fat
customers
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Motorcyclist Dead on Solomon's Bridge
SOLOMON'S ISLAND (Feb. 7, 2008) Traffic is backed
up over the bridge into St. Mary's with one lane of
traffic passing by the scene where a St. Leonard man
lost his life on Thursday morning. ST. MARY'S TODAY
photos by Matthew Ivancie and James Davis
Traffic backups are daily delight for traffic using
Solomon's bridge
SOLOMON'S ISLAND (Feb. 7, 2008) --- The
Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge at Solomon's Island was
closed since about 10 am today, but traffic is now
moving freely, that is until the next crash or a
disabled vehicle. The
bridge closed once again at 9:50 am, an almost weekly occurrence,
when a motorcyclist was killed in a wreck on the
Solomon's side of the bridge, according to Maryland
State Police Sgt. Canfield.
Calvert Sheriff Mike Evans told ST. MARY'S TODAY that
the operator of the motorcycle failed to slow quickly
enough for traffic coming to a stop in front him,
running into the vehicle, being ejected from his
motorcycle and landing in the other lane where he was
promptly run over by a vehicle coming from the other
direction.
HillorBama...
just one big scary word!
Hillary Clinton has raised $10 million in just a few
hours today.....Obama raised $7 million since
Tuesday....who says the liberals have to take your money
when they show now that they have their own, after all!
Mitt Romney out; says he is putting good of nation ahead
of his own ambition, wants to unite GOP to defeat
HillorBama
Reader Feedback
You are now deleted from my favorites.
Laura Hammett
President George W. Bush ST.
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