Wendy Weitzel is a Deputy Regional Editor at various publications including The Avenue News and The Baltimore Sun. She focuses on cultural movements and pop culture within the United States, exploring the intersections of these themes in her reporting. Wendy's work has been featured in The Star Democrat, WMBB-TV, MyEasternShoreMD, The Davis Enterprise, and other notable outlets.
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Wendy Weitzel's coverage primarily revolves around local news, with an emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. She frequently covers topics related to government & politics, house & home, family & relationships in the context of Port St Joe.
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CAMBRIDGE — The Cambridge City Council met Monday, Aug. 11, and the following actions were taken:
EASTON — The stands were cleared part way through the third quarter of Easton High School's football game against Colonel Richardson High School Friday evening.
By: Wendy Weitzel
VIENNA — The Nause-Waiwash Band of Indians’ annual Native American Festival has had many locations in its 33-year history.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Wearing masks will be required for staff and patients within Carroll County Health Department facilities, per a recommendation from the state's Department of Health.
Carroll County had more flexibility in its budgeting process this year thanks to about $44 million in unexpected tax revenue.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Carroll County had more flexibility in its budgeting process this year thanks to about $44 million in unexpected tax revenue.
