Letter to the Editor | When dissenting voices dismissed, Marylanders pay price

A recent letter to the editor warns that when critical voices are overlooked, everyone in Maryland ultimately shoulders the burden. It examines how dismissing differing viewpoints can harm both the state’s politics and its economy.

Letter to the Editor | When dissenting voices dismissed, Marylanders pay price

Americans are too numb to infrastructure projects that take forever

Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay Bridge is in urgent need of replacement, but construction won’t even begin until 2032. While this extended wait appears shocking, local residents have accepted such delays as part of America’s long-standing infrastructure challenges.

Americans are too numb to infrastructure projects that take forever

AstraZeneca’s $2 Billion Maryland Expansion Raises Big Questions for U.S. Biotech

AstraZeneca has unveiled a $2 billion plan to expand its manufacturing presence in Maryland, a move that marks its fourth U.S. commitment this year. The announcement highlights not only the company’s continued growth but also the broader impact such investments can have on America’s biotech landscape.

AstraZeneca’s $2 Billion Maryland Expansion Raises Big Questions for U.S. Biotech

2 injured in Deep Creek Lake boat fire

A sudden boat fire on Deep Creek Lake resulted in minor injuries to two individuals, while a third person jumped overboard to escape the flames. The incident occurred Tuesday near the 1700 block of Paradise Point Road in Oakland, Maryland.

2 injured in Deep Creek Lake boat fire