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The latest hysteria about AI comes in the form of a one-sentence letter signed by a large number of "Notable Personalities" and "AI Scientists" (the letter has a helpful checkbox...

House Speaker Martin Romualdez vowed to “answer the call” of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. if his administration needs enactment of laws concerning the country’s bilateral trade and investment agreements with the United States. House Speaker Martin Romualdez (left) looks at President

47abc July 2, 2021   MARYLAND.-  The State of Emergency Governor Hogan declared last March is officially over, and pandemic protections are also set to expire. “There are going to be people that need the additional assistance and I think the state of Maryland is equipped to do that on a case by case basis but eventually these things have to end,” said President of Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Bill Chambers. That’s the response from some experts, as the end is near for pandemic protect...

To-go alchohol sales extended to 2023 in Wicomico County June 30, 2021 Salisbury, Maryland-  The Wicomico County Board of License Commissioners has renewed to- go alcohol sales. The measure would have expired on July 1st with Governor Larry Hogans removal of the State of Emergency ordinance due to covid-19. The take-out service would require a meal to be purchased with the beverage, deliveries of no later than 11pm and a delivery driver from the restaurant itself to be honored. The take-out mo...

Small business community says state COVID-19 aid is welcome, but more will be needed February 15, 2021 MARYLAND – With the stroke of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan’s pen, small business owners now have more COVID-19 financial relief on the way. Main Street Princess Anne Manger Carrie Samis says this is welcome news for a community that relies heavily on small business. “They are still wrestling with the challenges of COVID and making sure that they keep themselves, their customers, and the...

47abc February 2, 2021 MARYLAND – Restaurants may be one of the hardest hit industries amid the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why the local business community is rallying together to ask Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to ease up on some restrictions. They’ve obviously put a halt to the ability of the restauranteur to make income. I’ve really been hearing from people lately that they’re fearful and there’s not a light at the end of the tunnel,” said Executive Director of the Ocean City ...

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Olympia snow and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. and thanks to senator inouye and senator stevens, they put it finally in a commerce bill and passed. so now we are on our way to 54 miles a gallon. heres the point. we could do the rules for the first ten years, but who knew we needed the experts to do them from that point on. so what we said in the legislation was that science would prevail. and thats still the law. it...

We changed the corporate fuel economy standards. thanks to senator inoway and stevens they put it in a commerce bill and it passed. now we are on our way to 54 miles a gallon. heres the point. we could do the rules but who knew we needed the experts from then on and we said in the legislation that is science would prevail. that is still the law. its working. the goal is -- ive read articles that it will be 54