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Governor's veto helped safeguard newspapers

  • ENTERPRISE EDITORIAL

Earlier this month, Gov. Larry Hogan (R) let some bills from this year’s foreshortened General Assembly session pass quietly into law without his signature. But he vetoed a pile of them — including one whose gubernatorial denial gives The Enterprise great relief in this time of economic stre…

Finding pomp in the worst circumstance

  • ENTERPRISE EDITORIAL

If ever a group of young men and women could understandably and justifiably have a chip on their shoulder, it would be the Class of 2020.

Covering COVID-19

Covering COVID-19 on the Mid-Shore

JIM NORMANDIN

Dear readers,

As the evolving concern and impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus heightens, all of us at your local newspaper and APG Media of Chesapeake are dedicated to providing the most recent and relevant information to our community.

During these unprecedented times, it is crucial for all people to get local and reliable information from a trusted source.

As we see our role to inform and update our community of the latest news or announcements, effective immediately, all local news, public information and announcements surrounding the coronavirus will be accessible as a public service to all visitors to our websites.

If you have questions or would like to submit information, please submit your questions to us and our news teams will do our best to assist you in providing information.

Each and every day, we are grateful for the work of our associates, the support from our community and the trust our readers and clients bestow in us.

Be safe.

Jim Normandin

President and Publisher

Independent

Governor's veto helped safeguard newspapers

Governor's veto helped safeguard newspapers

  • MARYLAND INDEPENDENT EDITORIAL

Earlier this month, Gov. Larry Hogan (R) let some bills from this year’s foreshortened General Assembly session pass quietly into law without his signature. But he vetoed a pile of them — including one whose gubernatorial denial gives the Maryland Independent great relief in this time of eco…

Finding pomp in the worst circumstance

  • MARYLAND INDEPENDENT EDITORIAL

If ever a group of young men and women could understandably and justifiably have a chip on their shoulder, it would be the Class of 2020.

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Finding pomp in the worst circumstance

  • ENTERPRISE EDITORIAL

If ever a group of young men and women could understandably and justifiably have a chip on their shoulder, it would be the Class of 2020.

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Memorials might be virtual, but feelings are real

  • ENTERPRISE EDITORIAL

Memorial Day celebrations throughout the region, the state and the country will be different this year. While we all ease out of social-distancing stay-at-home orders, the star-spangled parades, ceremonies and speeches are not happening as they normally would this year.

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Enterprise

Looks like trash will always be with us

Looks like trash will always be with us

  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR by Bill Bartlett, Valley Lee

It is amazing to me how much trash we have. It is just my wife and me. Usually I have to make a trip to the transfer station when the recycle can is full. There was a time when we had very little trash, maybe just a few bones.

Puzzle booklet was a real treat

Puzzle booklet was a real treat

  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR by Elizabeth "Bitsy" Unangst, California

Thank you, Enterprise, for the social distancing puzzle booklet you included with the paper last month. The whole family got into it —we spent quite a bit of time tackling just about everything in there. It was a real treat.

Independent

Don’t fear Covid-19 — fear the New World Order takeover

This letter is to urge people to awaken. The world is now under siege by the New World Order. “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour,” 1 Peter 5:8.

'Meal train' started for sheriff's office worker's children

  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR Edward Holland, Waldorf

The Charles County Black Officers Association is appreciative of the overwhelming support shown to recently passed sister Sharele Peters of the Charles County Sheriff’s Office. Per CCBOA President Calvin Roberts, please feel free to support the effort — this is the meal train for Sharele’s g…

EMS clinicians are ready today, planning for tomorrow

  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dr. Theodore Delbridge, Baltimore The writer is executive director of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems.

“Ready Today. Planning for Tomorrow.” That’s the theme of this year’s National Emergency Medical Services week, which was May 17-23.

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Calvert Citizens United, Inc. has waited patiently

Calvert Citizens United Inc. waited patiently for Mr. Willis to publicly lay bare his agenda with commissioners and its coalition with local builder/developers Small Business Interest Group.

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Governor's veto helped safeguard newspapers

  • RECORDER EDITORIAL

Earlier this month, Gov. Larry Hogan (R) let some bills from this year’s foreshortened General Assembly session pass quietly into law without his signature. But he vetoed a pile of them — including one whose gubernatorial denial gives The Recorder great relief in this time of economic stress…

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