This week in The Tentacle
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Last November the Maryland General Assembly inadvertently installed a “Trojan Virus,” now named “SB2,” on the critically important
“To moratorium or not to moratorium…”
Alan Imhoff
Recently I had the opportunity to attend opening night of the Maryland Shakespeare Theater’s fast-paced, hilarious two hour production of the Bard’s complete works (abridged).
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Registered
Nick Diaz
In all my years of teaching middle school mathematics, I’ve been exposed to many an “impossible” problem which can be solved by studying the pattern involved. Some people have been endowed by our Creator with the ability to notice, recognize, and apply such patterns to solve given problems. Most people, however, must be taught these skills.
Monday, February 4, 2008
Richard B. Weldon Jr.
No, the title of this piece is NOT a game of “which of three things is not like the other,” mostly because the differences are so insignificant.
Steven R. Berryman
The Florida Republican Primary contest is now behind us and it certainly was a watershed event. John McCain won large. Rudy Giuliani bowed out afterward despite having wagered heavily in that state, chock-full of retirees from
Friday, February 1, 2008
Jennifer Dougherty and my columns have been through a lot. They supported her the first time she ran for mayor; then she thought she had the talents and temperament to make a good county commissioner. They sat out that one. In both instances, voters decided otherwise. The third time proved a charm although something else for other Fredericktonians.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
State of the State Smoke & Mirrors
Chris Cavey
Recently Gov. Martin O’Malley delivered the State of the State address to the applause of a Democrat-dominated General Assembly. In case you missed it, the speech was about 40 minutes of infomercial to which the press paid little attention. Here are a couple of nice highlight.
Joan McIntyre
Okay! This is a first for me, so bear with me and I'll do my best to keep you informed in a fair and balanced way. Yeah, right! Like I don't have any opinions. That will be the day. Those who know me are now spitting out coffee all over their computer. Those that don’t will learn soon I’m not shy about opinions.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Senator Robert Hooper – R.I.P.
Last Thursday, former State Senator J. Robert Hooper, (R., Harford) passed away from colon cancer while surrounded by his family at his home in Street. He served in the Maryland Senate for nine years.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
There are others out there: People who believed William Jefferson Clinton ranked some where close to Thomas Jefferson in ranking
Farrell Keough
Breaking News: Group able to accomplish acquiring and building football field for local children without government help.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Presidential Wannabes – The Democratic Field
Richard B. Weldon Jr.
My last column dealing with the presidential race broke down the GOP field and offered worthless advice, but no less worthy than the advice being offered by big whig media pundits. This week, the fickle finger of foolishness is pointing at the Democratic Party presidential wannabes. They’d be wise to duck.
WE GET LETTERS!
WE GET LETTERS!!! An Adamstown resident takes issue with
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