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POT FACTORY BLUES: Weed Kings held a public hearing for supplicants to beg for relief from a massive marijuana facility deposited in their residential neighborhood in critical area; question: do any of the commissioners live near the Pot Factory? Question: are any of the commissioners’ investors in the whacky tobaccy deal?

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WEED KINGS HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING AMENDMENT WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT RESTRICT ADDITIONAL POT FACTORIES Highlights include Francy Eagan, Victoria Brown, and Robert …

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ELECTION 2022 Realtor PAC Passes Out Woke Bribes to Candidates As Part of Statewide Effort to Erase Legacy of Decades of Blockbusting; Focus on St. Mary’s Commissioner Candidates Financials

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HAS RANDY GUY ALREADY GIVEN UP? Did Candidates Send a Masseuse to Ease Pain for Parlett from Repetitive Motions in Greasing Access Skids for Possible …

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ELECTION 2022: Vote for Tom McKay for St. Mary’s Commissioner President

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Tommy McKay is our choice for the post of St. Mary’s County Commissioner President. Former Commissioner Larry Jarboe has cited his four years in the post from 2002 to 2006 as being a record of achievement, efficiency, lower taxes, respect for the treasure extracted from taxpayers by county government, and meeting the needs of education each and every budget cycle. 

  • St. Mary's Sheriff Dave Zylak, with the fresh bean on his head from his wife's rolling pin, begs Commissioners to give him money for a raise for his top civilian manager - his wife.
  • The Good Old Boy Club of the St. Mary's Sheriff's Department must be protected at all costs - WHERE'S THE LOOT?
  • Sheriff Zylak still looks for ways to give his wife a raise or face the rolling pin. 2005
  • Angie Cameron at a Bull Roast with her husband St. Mary's Sheriff Tim Cameron. Angie loves to have her photo in Tabloids. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
  • Angie Cameron cries a three-minute tale of woe of Facebook Drama Queen at a St. Mary's Commissioner Meeting, saying people have been mean to her.
  • Sheriff Tim Cameron sent in his work wife, Maj. John Horne who berated Commissioner John O'Connor in 2016 when O'Connor criticized the Sheriff's budget. Horne got an attaboy from Cameron, who pretended to be shocked.
  • Tim Cameron is a wild and crazy guy at the FOP on election night 2006 after beating incumbent Sheriff David Zylak.
  • Interview with St. Mary's Commissioner President candidate Tom McKay
  • Interview with St. Mary's Commissioner President candidate Randy Guy
  • St. Mary's Sheriff candidate John O'Connor
  • St. Mary's Commissioner Candidate Mike Hewitt
  • St. Mary's Commissioner President candidate William B. J Hall III
  • Scott Ostrow, candidate for St. Mary's Commissioner in 2022.
  • ST. MARY'S COUNTY ELECTION BOMBSHELL
  • LAME DUCK TIM CAMERON desperate to save the failing campaign of designated survivor
  • Tom McKay says he has the battle scars to prove he is the right person to fight for small businesses and cut taxes for citizens.
  • Sheriff O'Connor will send cops to where the crime is located.
  • Pledges to keep public involved
  • Each school needs to be safe
  • DOUG GANSLER'S PLANS FOR TACKLING CRIME, DRUGS, TAXES, AND TRANSPORTATION WHEN ELECTED GOVERNOR
  • John O'Connor challenges Sheriff Tim Cameron to release the investigation into the reckless shooting adventure supervised by Capt. Steve Hall allowed live rounds from deputies' foolhardy gun training to land inside a home where an infant was in a crib.
  • Roy Alvey at Golden Beach Parade. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
  • Ellynne Brice Davis
  • Dawn Zimmerman says her experience in farming and raising a family of six children is the right background for a county commissioner.

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