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Agriculture / Baltimore County / Carroll County / Energy / Environment / Frederick County / Infrastructure / Washington County

PSEG’s Power Grab: How a Utility Giant is Bulldozing Maryland’s Public Process

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Public Service Electric & Gas (PSEG) has bypassed the Maryland Public Service Commission, suing the state directly in federal court regarding the Maryland-Pennsylvania Reliability Project. This move signals a disregard for Maryland’s legal processes and institutions, prioritizing control over community interests. It raises crucial questions about local governance and state sovereignty.

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Education / Local News

Bridging Divides, Building Citizens: The Fremont Conservative Institute’s Mission to Unite America

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The Fremont Conservative Institute (FCI) promotes unity and civic education amidst political polarization. FCI advocates for respectful dialogue and critical thinking through a unique blend of traditional and constructivist educational methods. By engaging diverse perspectives, FCI aims to develop informed citizens while revitalizing American democracy through informed discussions.

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Circuit Court / Family Court / Government Waste / Judges / Judicial

Feeding From the System: Judge Harry Storm’s Retirement Gig Exposes the Real Engine Behind Family Court Corruption

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Judge Harry Storm’s retirement marks not an end to injustice but a transition to a lucrative role in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), where he profits from family distress. This illustrates a broader issue: family courts prioritize profit over justice, perpetuating a system that undermines due process and exploits vulnerable families.

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