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O'Reilly steps forward to pay fallen Marine family’s court-ordered expenses


Cable news host steps forward to pay fallen Marine family’s court-ordered expenses

The O'Reilly Factor host Bill O’Reilly stepped forward and said, “That is an outrage… I will pay Mr. Snyder’s obligation.”

March 31 2010

By Kevin Dayhoff By Kevin Dayhoff http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/oreilly-steps-forward-to-pay-fallen.html

Fox News cable news host Bill O'Reilly has said that he will pay the $16,500 legal bill for the father of fallen U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Matthew A. Snyder, of Westminster who was killed instantly March 3, 2006 while on assignment in Al Qaim, Iraq.

Protesters led by Fred Phelps, of the Topeka, Kansas Westboro Baptist Church protested at Lance Cpl. Snyder’s funeral at his funeral service which was held in his home parish of St. John Catholic Church in Westminster on March 10, 2006.

According to news reports, Phelps and the church have picketed a number of military funerals around the country claiming that the deaths of U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan and Iraq are punishment for the nation’s tolerance of homosexuality.

In response to the protests, Lance Cpl. Snyder’s father, Albert Snyder, of York, Pa., sued Phelps, his daughters Shirley Phelps-Roper and Rebecca Phelps-Davis, and the church and won an $11 million damage award for emotional distress and invasion of privacy in October 2007.

The judge subsequently reduced the amount to $5 million. However, the verdict was thrown out on appeal in the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Maryland, which last Friday ordered Snyder to pay the costs of Phelps’ appeal.

Meanwhile the Fourth Circuit’s decision has been appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court which agreed earlier in the month to consider whether or not the protesters’ messages, which include phrases such as ‘Thank God for dead soldiers,’ are protected by the “time, place and manner” precedent under the First Amendment which addresses the competing privacy and religious rights of the mourners.

Sean Summers and Craig Trebilcock, the York, Pennsylvania attorneys representing Snyder are doing the work for free; however the filing requirements for an appeal the U.S. Supreme Court can be expensive. A situation only exacerbated the decision last Friday that Snyder pay the court expenses involved in the Fourth Circuit’s decision, which has subsequently made national news.

Various legal experts have said in news reports that the Fourth Circuit had the discretion to hold off on making a ruling until the Supreme Court made its decision.

Meanwhile, a web site, MatthewSnyder.org, has been created by the law firm of Barley Snyder, LLC, who is representing the Snyder family for folks who would like to donate money for the Snyder family's continuing legal expenses.

In a phone interview this afternoon with this reporter, a representative of the firm said that all the money collected will go towards the expenses that will be incurred for preparing the case for the U.S. Supreme Court, “which can be pretty hefty…

“Not the attorney fees, because we are representing the family for free,” she added.

O’Reilly steps forward.

Yesterday on “The O'Reilly Factor,” O’Reilly stepped forward and said, “That is an outrage… I will pay Mr. Snyder’s obligation. I am not going to let this injustice stand…

“It is obvious that they were disturbing the peace by disrupting the funeral. They should have been arrested, but our system is so screwed up that loons are allowed to run wild. Snyder is fighting the good fight, and he is taking his case to the Supreme Court as he should. We are behind him 100 percent,” opined O’Reilly on the broadcast.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Snyder’s appeal during its October term and with a verdict will be announced in the middle of next year.

As for media reports that O’Reilly has volunteered to pay the appellate expenses ordered by the Fourth Circuit, the representative from Barley Snyder, LLC said that the phone has ringing off the hook as a result of those reports…

She added that she had also heard that (O’Reilly has said he will contribute) but cannot confirm at this point that he has indeed written a check, “Although I am sure he is good to his word.”

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March 26, 1898: The Bicycle Club recently organized in this city

American Sentinel, March 26, 1898: The Bicycle Club recently organized in this city

The Bicycle Club recently organized in this city, met in its new club room, in the Wantz building, for the first time on last Monday night. The club now has 50 members and is in a flourishing condition.

A business meeting will be held at the club room on Monday night, April 4th, and we are requested to say that all the members should be present. Captain Long has called a blind run for next Sunday, to start from the club room at 1 o'clock, P.M.

American Sentinel, March 26, 1898.


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Mount Airy MD prepares for town elections


Mount Airy prepares for town elections

League of Women Voters of Carroll County to hold candidates’ forum.

March 31, 2010

Special to be crossposted on The Grogg Report

By Kevin Dayhoff http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/mount-airy-prepares-for-town-elections.html http://tinyurl.com/ydkhrj6

The mayor’s office and two council seats are up for grabs this coming May 3 when Mount Airy citizens go to the polls to select new leadership for the town.

At the Mount Airy board of supervisors of elections citizens’ meeting on March 8 in the town hall council chambers, the chair of the elections board, Bruce Walz, banged the gavel and brought the short, 20-minute meeting to order at precisely 7 p.m.

Citizens, from the town of almost 10,000, which straddles the Frederick and Carroll County border, crowded into the room to nominate candidates to vie for the mayor’s office, currently held by Peter Helt; and two council seats, currently held by Gary Nelson and Chris Everich.

Each town council member is paid $4,000 per year and the mayor is paid $8,500 a year.

Citizens nominated Wendi Peters, currently a town councilmember, and Patrick Rockinberg, who currently serves as the vice-chair of the Mount Airy planning and zoning commission to vie for mayor.

For the two council seats, citizens choose three to stand for election: David M. Blais, Scott Strong, and incumbent councilmember Chris Everich.

Councilmember Gary Nelson is to date, not a candidate for re-election.

A distinguished member of the community, B.J. Dixon, the former town clerk who retired after 30-years of service to the community, rose to the podium first.

“I’m here this evening not only as a resident of the Town; not only as a past employee of the Town; but as a concerned citizen that feels we need to get the town back on track with someone that has leadership abilities. I’m here to nominate Councilwoman Wendi Peters for the Office of Mayor.

Tony Falletta then rose to nominate Pat Rockinberg for mayor. He explained that “Pat moved to Mount Airy in 1997 and since that time has been very active in the community.” Mr. Falletta said “it was during the 2006 election cycle that I first met Pat and have come to admire his leadership abilities.”

Current Mayor Helt nominated Mr. Everich by citing a Bible verse from Proverbs 15:22, “Without counsel, plans go awry. But in the multitude of counselors they are established… In short it is better to get the opinion of many counselors than to have a bunch of yes men. I have found Chris Everich to be a good counselor and not a yes man. Chris can be talked to, reasoned with and learned from.”

Former Mayor Pyatt nominated Mr. Blais, by noting that “he earned his Eagle Scout badge from Mount Airy’s Troop 460, graduated from Linganore High School and has served honorably in the U.S. Air Force for 24 years since 1986.”

To wrap-up the meeting, Tim Askeland nominated Mr. Strong. Mr. Askeland reiterated after the meeting that Mr. Strong could make a positive contribution to the community because he is a volunteer sports coach for Mount Airy’s children and he vigorously opposed a recent annexation initiative for the Rigler property, (part of which was to be used for sports fields.)

I attended the meeting for a number of reasons. As a student of governance, political science, and history; the town is a great study of a municipality with enormous potential that is being held back by what many consider to be a crisis in government.

Although I make my home in Westminster, my Quaker ancestors, the Wright family, along with the Warfield, Grimes, Haines, Farver and Gilliss family, began living in the area since the early 1700s, long before it was an incorporated municipality.

Over the years my family has seen it all. We witnessed the “first wave” of “newcomers” that came to what is now known as Mount Airy, when the railroad arrived.

The delightful quintessential small town maintained a reputation through the 1950s and 60s for a high quality of life.

However the last decade has been unpleasant. Still others will say that in the last quarter-of-century Mount Airy has developed quite a reputation for its contentious elections; and the mental anguish, embarrassment, and humiliation have since been the standard by which the town deliberates and grapples with many growing pains.

Then it began to be “discovered” by folks in the throes of urban flight in the late 1960s or early 1970s. Being located near Interstate 70 made the commute to the Baltimore of Washington, D.C. employment centers easy. This exacerbated growth pressures in the days of inexpensive gasoline, low taxes, and quality housing stock that was reasonably priced.

With the growth brought tension and the wheels began to get wobbly as early as June 1973 when Mayor Lewis C. Dixon and Frederick W. Stevens got in a scuffle after a “meeting when Stephens presented problems with a sewer station on land he used to own,” according to the June 29, 1974 edition of “The Community Reporter.”

Mr. Stevens filed a $90,000 damage suit in Circuit Court a year after the incident claiming that he suffered “painful injuries about his face and head and was caused great mental anguish, embarrassment, and humiliation.”

In the last several years, Mount Airy has stayed in the news for political turmoil and intrigue, allegations of ethics violations, quarrels over growth and annexation, recreation, and water. On September 3, 2007, the town was awakened to a devastating three-alarm fire in the 200 block of South Main Street.

In 2009, a total of three citizens took turns in the mayor’s office in a year of public bickering and disagreement.

Helt, who was voted in as mayor by the council members on Dec. 7, 2009 after the council voted out former Mayor David Pyatt, chose not to stand for election for mayor. Helt had taken the place of former Mayor Frank Johnson Jr., who was elected in 2006 and resigned in February 2009.

There was also turnover in 2009 among the councilmembers as Everich was chosen to take the place former councilmember John Woodhull who moved out of town and did not finish his term.

On the evening of the citizens’ nominations the League of Women Voters of Carroll County announced that the non-partisan organization will hold a candidates’ forum on March 31 at 7 p.m. for those running for office.

The forum will be held at the Mount Airy town hall and will be broadcast live by the Community Media Center. The forum will feature questions developed by the League and questions from the audience. For more information about the forum, contact the League at info@carroll.lwvmd.org.

The last day for write-in candidates to get on the ballot is 5 p.m. April 12. The deadline to register to vote is April 5 and absentee ballots are available at the town offices up until April 15.

Elections are held in the town every two years. Citizens will have an opportunity to vote for one mayor and two councilmembers on Monday, May 3, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Firemen's Activities Building on Twin Arch Road.

For more information call the town office at 410-795-6012 or 301-829-1424 or visit the town web site at http://www.mountairymd.org/.

Kevin Dayhoff writes from Westminster. E-mail him at kevindayhoff @ gmail.com.
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Wendi Peters for Mount Airy mayor campaign profile http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/wendi-peters-for-mount-airy-mayor.html Posted March 31, 2010

Mount Airy prepares for town elections League of Women Voters of Carroll County to hold candidates’ forum. March 31, 2010 Special to be crossposted on The Grogg Report by Kevin Dayhoff http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/mount-airy-prepares-for-town-elections.html

Mount Airy town elections a little over a month away League of Women Voters to hold candidates' forum March 31 Posted http://www.explorecarroll.com/news/4173/mount-airy-town-elections-little-over-month-away/ 3/29/10 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle

Scott Strong for Mount Airy town council campaign profile March 29, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/scott-strong-for-mount-airy-town.html

BJ Dixon nominates Councilwoman Wendi Peters for the Office of Mount Airy Mayor By Kevin Dayhoff for Soundtrack March 29, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/bj-dixon-nominates-councilwoman-wendi.html

Mount Airy town elections a little over a month away http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/mount-airy-town-elections-little-over.html League of Women Voters of Carroll County to hold candidates’ forum.
March 19, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff

Current Mount Airy Mayor Helt nominates Mr. Everich http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/current-mount-airy-mayor-helt-nominates.html

The Mount Airy Lottery in The Tentacle: http://www.thetentacle.com/ by Kevin E. Dayhoff Wednesday, March 24, 2010: “The “awful aughts” were not kind to Mount Airy. The last decade seemed to have been on the minds of citizens who crowded into the Mount Airy town hall on March 8 to nominate candidates to vie for elected offices in the upcoming election….”

“Mount Airy electoral nominees named” By Jennifer Jiggetts, Times Staff Writer Jiggetts http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/news/local/article_27f19880-2d92-11df-9131-001cc4c002e0.html Friday, March 12, 2010

“Mount Airy announces nominations for mayor and Town Council” Originally published March 10, 2010 By Nicholas C. Stern News-Post Staff http://www.fredericknewspost.com/sections/news/display.htm?StoryID=102271

“Peters, Rockinberg to face off for mayor - Two nominated for mayor, three for two open council seats in Mount Airy's May 3 election” by Angie Cochrun Staff Writer Thursday, March 11, 2010 http://www.gazette.net/stories/03112010/mounnew162451_32547.php

David Blais Candidate for Mount Airy Town Council web site
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It has been a long day – but I’m yours.


It has been a long day – but I’m yours.

Too much coffee - not enough Geritol.

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Investigative Voice: Head writer of David Simon's new HBO series has died

Investigative Voice is reporting that the Head writer of David Simon's new HBO series has died after collapsing on set in New Orleans

Wednesday, 31 March 2010

MD. NATIVE DAVID MILLS WAS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF EMMY-WINNING SHOW 'THE CORNER' By Regina Holmes

The head writer of the upcoming David Simon series Treme collapsed on the set in New Orleans Tuesday afternoon and later died, Investigative Voice has learned.

David Mills apparently died of an aneurysm at a hospital in New Orleans late Tuesday night, a source close to the set told I.V. just after midnight. He was 48.

Treme is the latest show by Simon, creator of the acclaimed HBO series The Wire, and is scheduled to premiere April 11, also on HBO. The series, named after a neighborhood in New Orleans, chronicles the lives of several musicians and other characters still recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Mills was also a producer of the new show.


Read the rest of Ms. Holmes’ article here: Head writer of David Simon's new HBO series dies after collapsing on set in New Orleans

NEWS FLASH! - Head writer of David Simon's new HBO series dies after collapsing on set in New Orleans

20100331 sdsom IV Head writer Simon new HBO series has died

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Carroll County MD Board of Education Names Guthrie New Superintendent

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News Release Carroll County Public Schools 125 North Court Street, Westminster,Md 21157 
For Immediate Release

Charles I. Ecker, Superintendent
BOARD OF EDUCATION NAMES GUTHRIE AS NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

At a special Board meeting held on Wednesday, March 31, 2010, the Board of Education of Carroll County appointed Stephen H. Guthrie as the new Superintendent of Carroll County Public Schools.

He will serve a four-term beginning July 1, 2010.


Mr. Guthrie replaces Charles Ecker, who will be retiring on June 30, 2010, after serving for two
years as Interim Superintendent and eight years as Superintendent.


Mr. Guthrie has over 30 years experience in public education. He began his career as a social studies teacher in 1978 and taught in both California and Pennsylvania before coming to Carroll County in 1982.

Mr. Guthrie was promoted to human resources in 1991 and became the director of the department in 2001. For the past eight years, Mr. Guthrie has served as the school system’s Assistant Superintendent of Administration.

Mr. Guthrie and his wife Barbara reside in Finksburg with their son. Barbara Guthrie formerly was the Supervisor of Counseling for Carroll County Public Schools and currently teaches at Stevenson University. Mr. Guthrie also has two stepdaughters, both working in public education.

Mr. Guthrie was selected from among 22 applicants for the position of Superintendent. Upon review of all applications and preliminary interviews, the Board narrowed the list to four potential candidates. The final selection was made from among these candidates.

Contact:  W. Carey Gaddis, Supervisor of Community and Media Relations

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Wendi Peters for Mount Airy mayor campaign profile


Wendi Peters for Mount Airy mayor campaign profile

EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP COMMITMENT

Wendi Wagner Peters, 46, was born and raised in Mt. Airy, having attended Mt. Airy schools and graduated from South Carroll High School before attending college in Baltimore. She is proud to follow both her father and grandfather in serving on the Town Council. Wendi and her husband, Gary have a 16 year old son, Zach, who is a junior at Linganore High School. As a former PTA Executive Board member and parent volunteer, she remains an advocate for the modernization of schools for our children. She grew up in a family business and over the years has worked in a number of areas to promote economic development, while balancing the interests of our residents. She is a fiscal conservative and is mindful that the money government spends is YOUR money.

Campaign platform:

Leadership – Former Town Clerk BJ Dixon, when nominating me for Mayor, stated “we need stability and continuity…we need to get the town back on track”. I understand our government, the importance of relationships with county and state officials and I will provide the leadership we need.

The Budget – I understand the money government spends is YOUR money. Serving on the Council, I have consistently identified ways to reduce costs and save money. Our successful recycling program is one example. I will continue to work to reduce costs and keep Mount Airy an affordable place to live.

School and recreational facilities – As a mother, PTA member and mentor, I know the importance of modernized schools and adequate recreational facilities for our children. I will work with all parties to advocate for the rebuilding of the Mt. Airy Middle School and address our recreational facility needs.

Qualifications and experience:

Town of Mt. Airy – Councilwoman
Liason – Economic Development – 2008 - present
Liaison – Recycling and Sanitation - 2006-present
Zoning Administrator – 2004-2006
Liaison - Water and Sewer – 2004-2006

Business Volunteers Unlimited – School & Business Partnership Program
Mentor to Baltimore City Elementary School students– 2008 - present

Maryland Municipal League – Communications Committee
Chairman – 2007-2008
Member – 2006-2007

Mentoring Connections Team
Mentor to Mt. Airy School Middle School students– 2007-2008

Advisory Committee to the Community Legacy Board
MD Department of Housing and Community Development
Member – 2006-2007

Community Law in Action
Mentor to Baltimore City High School students – 2006 – 2008

Mount Airy Main Street Association
Board Member - 2008-2009
Member - 2004-present

Downtown Revitalization Committee
Member - 2002-2004

Town of Mt. Airy – Planning & Zoning Commission
Vice Chairman – 2000 – 2004
Member – 1998 – 2004

Twin Ridge Elementary School – PTA
Executive Board – 2002
Parent Volunteer – 1998 – 2004

Town of Mt. Airy – Board of Zoning Appeals
Member – 1997

Town of Mt. Airy – Recycling Commission
Chairman – 1990 – 1996

Calvary United Methodist Church
Staff Parish Relations Council – 2006-2008
Sunday School Teacher – 1998-2000
Member

EDUCATION
University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
Fellow, Academy for Excellence in Local Governance, 2007

Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland
B.A., Political Science, 1989

Villa Julie College, Baltimore, Maryland
A.A., Paralegal Studies, 1983

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Maryland State Bar Association, Associate Member
Maryland Association of Paralegals
National Federation of Paralegal Associations

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Mount Airy town elections a little over a month away League of Women Voters to hold candidates' forum March 31 Posted http://www.explorecarroll.com/news/4173/mount-airy-town-elections-little-over-month-away/ 3/29/10 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle

Scott Strong for Mount Airy town council campaign profile March 29, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/scott-strong-for-mount-airy-town.html

BJ Dixon nominates Councilwoman Wendi Peters for the Office of Mount Airy Mayor By Kevin Dayhoff for Soundtrack March 29, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/bj-dixon-nominates-councilwoman-wendi.html

Mount Airy town elections a little over a month away http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/mount-airy-town-elections-little-over.html League of Women Voters of Carroll County to hold candidates’ forum.
March 19, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff

Current Mount Airy Mayor Helt nominates Mr. Everich http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/current-mount-airy-mayor-helt-nominates.html

The Mount Airy Lottery in The Tentacle: http://www.thetentacle.com/ by Kevin E. Dayhoff Wednesday, March 24, 2010: “The “awful aughts” were not kind to Mount Airy. The last decade seemed to have been on the minds of citizens who crowded into the Mount Airy town hall on March 8 to nominate candidates to vie for elected offices in the upcoming election….”

“Mount Airy electoral nominees named” By Jennifer Jiggetts, Times Staff Writer Jiggetts http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/news/local/article_27f19880-2d92-11df-9131-001cc4c002e0.html Friday, March 12, 2010

“Mount Airy announces nominations for mayor and Town Council” Originally published March 10, 2010 By Nicholas C. Stern News-Post Staff http://www.fredericknewspost.com/sections/news/display.htm?StoryID=102271

“Peters, Rockinberg to face off for mayor - Two nominated for mayor, three for two open council seats in Mount Airy's May 3 election” by Angie Cochrun Staff Writer Thursday, March 11, 2010 http://www.gazette.net/stories/03112010/mounnew162451_32547.php

David Blais Candidate for Mount Airy Town Council web site
http://www.davidblais.com/contact.html

http://www.thegroggreport.com/merrygoround.htm

http://www.gazette.net/stories/03112010/mounnew162451_32547.php

http://www.fredericknewspost.com/sections/news/display.htm?StoryID=102271
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This week in The Tentacle


This week in The Tentacle http://www.thetentacle.com/


Wednesday, March 31, 2010
“We are done”
Kevin E. Dayhoff
On March 23 President Barack Obama signed into law the obese 2,032-page, 25-pound “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.”

Orangutans on the Market
Tom McLaughlin
Traveling the Little Sambas River, Borneo, Indonesia – We had hoped to view orangutans. We did. But, it wasn’t what we expected.

The History of Health Insurance – Part 2
Farrell Keough
Yesterday we reviewed both the government and private market responses to the nation’s insurance needs. Now we shall see if the actions of the past are a precursor to the present and future happenings with our new healthcare law.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010
How Long?
Roy Meachum
You might think the Vatican’s role in sexual scandals is the result of an eager-beaver press, intent on bringing down the Roman Catholic Church. That is neither true nor necessary.

A New Approach for Frederick County
Nick Diaz
Imagine that you could send your child to a school that reflected your aspirations for your child's education. Imagine not worrying whether your child was adequately challenged in the classroom, and feeling confident that he or she was truly prepared for college and beyond. Now imagine not going into debt to pay for this, since you are already paying taxes to fund this.

The History of Health Insurance – Part 1
Farrell Keough
Many articles and commentaries are floating around about the newly passed healthcare law. It is worth our time to review how we got to this point and what the pitfalls were in the creation of insurance programs in the United States.

Monday, March 29, 2010
A Love Letter
Richard B. Weldon Jr.
If he were still here, I’d ask Tom “Petey” Nuse if it was okay to write a love letter to his wife, Wanda. He’s no longer with us, but I suspect he might grant his approval. My wife won’t mind, either. She has always referred to Wanda as my girlfriend.

Campaign Diary – A Potpourri
Michael Kurtianyk
Saturday, March 20 – FCBA Home Show – I had the opportunity to take my family to the Fairgrounds today for the Frederick County Builders’ Association Home Show. It was a beautiful day, and when I was there, the booths were busy.

Friday, March 26, 2010
Don’t Blame Karl Marx
Roy Meachum
In these social and political circles, my attitude is apparently peculiar. While the left cheers and the right fulminates – or worse – I do neither. Blame it on my years spent in Washington, when various motions and movements threatened the civilized world, as we know it – “but waking no such matter.” (The quote comes from a Shakespearean sonnet the last line of which goes: “In sleep a king, but waking no such matter.”)

Great Physician Exodus?
Joe Charlebois
If a recent survey is accurate, then the eventual care of patients will fall more and more upon the shoulders of physician assistants, nurse practitioners and far fewer doctors.


Thursday, March 25, 2010
Maryland, My Maryland
Chris Cavey
Three hundred seventy-six years ago on this day passengers disembarked from two small wooden ships, set foot in a new land; on that day Maryland was born.

There are solutions!
Joan McIntyre
What is the real definition of the word budget? Is it to decide what government wants and then find the money or tax to pay for it? Or is it to figure out exactly what government needs to do for basic services and then find the money to cover that.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The Mount Airy Lottery
Kevin E. Dayhoff
The “awful aughts” were not kind to Mount Airy. The last decade seemed to have been on the minds of citizens who crowded into the Mount Airy town hall on March 8 to nominate candidates to vie for elected offices in the upcoming election.

The Seven Cannons of Sambas
Tom McLaughlin
Royal Palace, Sambas, Indonesia – Startled, Putri, the Sultan’s mother and caretaker, wondered how I knew about the seven cannons of Sambas. I told her my wife, of royal lineage, had heard stories handed down through her family.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Variety Show
Roy Meachum
John “Lennie” Thompson probably got it wrong again! As usual. He may have thought his motion for Frederick County to secede from the state has historical precedence. Legendary Jones County did not withdraw from Mississippi during the Civil War. Never happened. The phrase, “The Free State of Jones,” was casually tossed around way before what my ancestors called “The War for Southern Independence.”

A Sad Truth – A Day of Mourning
Farrell Keough
Sunday’s vote on healthcare, not only screwed up our capitalist system, but it also wreaked havoc on my intended topic for a column!

Monday, March 22, 2010
Spoiling a journey
Richard B. Weldon Jr.
They say a journey begins with the first step. This little essay describes a journey that began with a dinner conversation.

Campaign Diary – A New County?
Michael Kurtianyk
Tuesday, March 16 – Morning View – This was quite a day. The morning was spent watching the Board of County Commissioners proceedings on television.

20100331 sdosm This week in The Tentacle


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Many are sad that the "Don" will not be running for governor this year...

Yesterday's announcement by Governor Robert L. Ehrlich put the cabash on the hopes of many that the "Don" (former Delegate Don Murphy) would run for the governor's mansion in Annapolis.

March 31, 2010

Meanwhile, it appears that Mr. Darkness has a thing or two to say: "On Announcing the Announcement Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Mr. Darkness writes:

"You know, here I was all ready to blog a neat, fun, piece about former delegate, lobbyist, and MD Delegation Chairman to the 2008 Republican National Convention, Don Murphy, saying he was considering a run for Governor in the Maryland GOP Primary this year, and what happens? Former Governor Bob Ehrlich picks today to initiate phase two of his Bataan Death March – not to election day 2010, mind you – but to his own damned announcement. How many times do these guys plan to leak this?


Whatever, onto the Don Murphy scenario first…

As is my wont when I am in the burg, I go to the Waterfront Hotel in Fells Point to relish in the etherally charged vocals of Bonnie Leigh (Boswell). On most such occasions, I am joined in this Heavenly pursuit by one or more GOP political types. This past Monday our group, which included former National Young Republican Chair Nicolee Ambrose, former Ehrlich speechwriter Richard Cross and yours truly, was joined by the aforementioned Don Murphy.

Though he told me this morning (prior to Mr. Ehrlich announcing his intentions to announce for governor on April 7th) that it was the “Beer and bravado talking,” Murphy told me last night that a potential run for governor on his part was “in the mix.” As MD point man for the 2008 McCain Presidential campaign and Senior Advisor to MD GOP U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Eric Wargotz to go with his other credentials, Murphy undoubtedly has a set of...bona fides.

[...]

Read the rest here: http://darknessrising-steffen.blogspot.com/2010/03/on-announcing-announcement.html Joe Steffen

Me - I was all ready to root for the "Don" to run for governor...


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March 30, 1923: Raid frustrated - Baltimore gang attempts to rob Carroll County distillery

The robbers received some buckshot in the hide, but no liquor.

March 30, 2010

By Kevin Dayhoff for Soundtrack

On March 23, 1923, “About 25 men, all from Baltimore, it is reported, attempted to raid McGinnis Distillery” in Carroll County, just east of Westminster, according to Democratic Advocate newspaper account dated March 30, in 1923.

The newspaper reported that it was “the second attempt within two weeks to rob the warehouse which contains 4000 barrels of the precious fluid. The truck to haul the whiskey away was left at Cranberry about 2 miles from the distillery,” near Westminster.

The next morning 25 five-gallon “containers were found along the warehouse which was to be used to put the whiskey in. The iron shutter was opened but they failed to gain entrance.”

The newspaper account further reports that on this occasion, the guard on duty was prepared and defended the distillery from the would-be whiskey-robbers. “Guard Charles Thomson, who was on duty, was the target for the raiders.

“They opened fire on Mr. Thomson, who returned it, and made it so hot for the gang that they retreated over the hills for safety…

“Two men, Saturday morning, it is said, full of blood and mud, took the 6:30 a.m. train at Cranberry for Baltimore. It is evident that some of the gang received some of the buckshot in their hide, but none were seriously injured.”

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The Crap Republic crime report of sorts

The Crap Republic crime report of sorts

Brunswick man pleads guilty in dog's death
Frederick News Post (subscription)
In July, Beers told Maryland State Police Trooper First Class EM Green he became angry when the Wantzes asked him to leave their property. ...

Police ask for help in search for missing woman
Delmarva Daily Times
PRINCESS ANNE — Maryland State Police are searching for Karen Cynthia Coles, 51, missing from the Flower Hill Church Road area in Eden. ...

Maryland State Police
The accused is identified as Richard J. Glenn II, 23, of the 18000-block of McMullen Highway, Rawlings, Md. Maryland State Police have obtained a warrant ...
www.mdsp.org/Media/press_release_details.asp?identifier=912

Go Green Toolshed » Blog Archive » Taco Bell, Walmart hired firm ...
... famous for exposing the toxic dangers of new York's love Canal. for its rubbish-rifling operations, BBI employed a police officer in the District of Columbia and a former member of the Maryland state police. ...
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Motorcyclist Dies, Two Others Injured in Waldorf Crash
Bay Net
Maryland State Police in La Plata are investigating a fatal crash that left a motorcyclist dead and two others injured. Rescue crews responded to northbound ..
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Dunkirk stores damaged in arson
So Md News
... an investigator from the Calvert County Sheriff's Office are working along with the fire marshals, he said, and Maryland State Police helped as well. ...

MARYLAND STATE POLICE PURSUIT ENDS IN FATAL CRASH - US Fed News ...
MARYLAND STATE POLICE PURSUIT ENDS IN FATAL CRASH - The Maryland State Police issued the following news release: Three men : Encyclopedia.com.
www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P3-1389922691.html

Motorcycle driver dies in Waldorf crash
So Md News
A state police helicopter flew Blackshear, who was suffering from serious head trauma and a broken neck, from the scene to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma ...

Sheriff: Unit deserves better benefits
Delmarva Now
"You expect a police officer to be mentally and physical fit and not hindered. It's why the Maryland State Police is so quick to retire a trooper on ...

4 Arrested in Salisbury Prostitution Sting
WBOC TV 16
The sting utilized an undercover officer from Maryland State Police to act as a "john" in an attempt to make contact with prostitutes. ...

Western Md. officials decry state forest booze ban
San Francisco Examiner
Western Maryland state lawmakers are asking the Department of Natural Resources to suspend a ban on alcoholic beverages in state forests pending public .
First Click, Maryland -- Could scrap bill be junked?
Washington Post (blog)
The measures are popular with most police departments in the state and seem aimed at the clear public good of cracking down on illegal scrap metal sales, ...
Small plane makes emergency landing in Frederick
WTOP
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) - Maryland State Police say a small plane flipped over as it made an emergency landing at the Monocacy National Battlefield. ...
Pilot Injured in Plane's Emergency Landing
News Channel 8
A Maryland State Police spokesperson says the Cessna 182 lost power in the wind and was forced to make an emergency landing. The plane struck a curb after ...
Crabs Put a Pinch on Police : The Chestertown Spy
By John Lang
The population of Maryland's state crustacean has declined 70 percent since the early 1990s, and so for the past two years, crabbing has been restricted in an effort to reduce female crab harvesting and rebuild the overall blue crab ...
The Chestertown Spy - http://www.chestertownspy.com/
Small plane makes emergency landing in Frederick | Washington Examiner
Maryland State Police say a small plane flipped over as it made an emergency landing at the Monocacy National Battlefield.
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The Sentinel Online : News : Local : Tuesday's Sentinel police log
Here is Tuesday's Sentinel police log. State police at Newport (567-3110) • Jeffrey Eugene Potts, 27, of New Bloomfield was charged with aggravated assault after an incident at 9:40 p.m. March 27 in the first block of East Main Street, New Bloomfield. ... Shaun C. Testerman, 31, of Middletown, Md., and Nicole R. Fitzgerald, 20, of Frederick, Md., were arrested on Maryland warrants for theft and fraud at 7:30 p.m. March 26. Police were in the 1400 block of Harrisburg Pike, ...
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