Hot Spot aides Germantown relations with police
Germantown residents will gain a storefront satellite to meet officers and discuss neighborhood concerns. Open next month in Weis Shopping Center on Clopper Road, it will not handle emergencies but aims to build trust and accessibility with two 10-officer teams plus parole staff. The first year grant of about 110,000 funds operation and a youth program at Kingsview Recreation Center. The satellite covers half the population and is part of a three year grant to boost community policing and mobilization. A fundraising basketball game against the Harlem Wizards is set for May 2 at Seneca Valley High School to support the effort. Official opening is planned for June 20 at 10 30 a.m.
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Gaithersburg Police seek input on accreditation session
Gaithersburg residents are invited to voice opinions about the police department’s performance at a public information session May 19 at 7 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers. Written or telephone comments are accepted, with 10 minute limits, focused on CALEA standards.
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Music event to aid Peru flood victims in Gaithersburg
Unidos Por El Peru presents a Latin music and folk dance evening to aid flood and mudslide victims in Peru. The program, May 2 at 7 p.m. in Gaithersburg High School auditorium, seeks funds amid widespread damage and humanitarian need. Admission costs 19 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for children.
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Watermen Find Abundant Baby Oysters in Eastern Chesapeake Bay
Watermen across eastern Chesapeake Bay report a bonanza of baby oysters this spring. The DNR plans to move 400000 bushels containing about 800 million spat to survive in favorable areas, with most planted along Anne Arundel shoreline and rivers north of the Bay Bridge.
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