I Never Minded Paying My Fair Share of Taxes Until Now by Maria Grant

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From an early age, I realized that I was one of the lucky ones. I grew up in a middle-class family. I was able to go to undergraduate and graduate school and found good jobs with benefits. I believed in paying my fair share of taxes so that the government could sustain and improve our […]

Creature Curiosity by Kate Emery General

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Shortly after our move from Hawaii to Virginia, my eldest daughter, Jenny, and I went on her second-grade class field trip. It was a beautiful September day, and as we walked outside, I was struck by an incredibly loud, almost deafening sound. I assumed it was crickets, but the noise was so intense that I […]

cicada by shymagpie dbyjuo2 414w

Shortly after our move from Hawaii to Virginia, my eldest daughter, Jenny, and I went on her second-grade class field trip. It was a beautiful September day, and as we walked outside, I was struck by an incredibly loud, almost deafening sound. I assumed it was crickets, but the noise was so intense that I […]

Classic Motor Museum Celebrates Graduates, Paving Path to Automotive Careers

Photo 1 – CMM ATAP Graduates with MD Dept Labor Representative

The Classic Motor Museum recently celebrated an important milestone as Classic Motor Museum Automotive Technician Apprenticeship Program (CMM ATAP) apprentices Sam Fike, III and Brandon Kealy completed their apprenticeships and received State of Maryland Certificates of Completion of Apprenticeship. Sam and Brandon each completed more than 6,000 hours of on-the-job training and 630 hours of […]

The Sounds of Summer by Jamie Kirkpatrick

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August is slipping away like a dream upon waking. It fades too quickly; I try to hold on, but I can’t. There’s too much back-to-school gibberish, too many preseason football games, the traffic is building to a crescendo. Maybe you beg for just one more week of summer, or even another day or two, just […]

The Sounds of Summer by Jamie Kirkpatrick

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August is slipping away like a dream upon waking. It fades too quickly; I try to hold on, but I can’t. There’s too much back-to-school gibberish, too many preseason football games, the traffic is building to a crescendo. Maybe you beg for just one more week of summer, or even another day or two, just […]