Former congressman reflects on Nixon era and Watergate legac y
Former Maryland congressman Larry Hogan recalls Watergate as a tragedy and says Nixon was among our greatest presidents. He notes Nixon opened China and pursued detente, yet Watergate eclipsed his achievements while shaping later environmental and workplace safety reforms.
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Minimal rainfall forecast amid drought and water bans across Maryland
The News-Post notes low rain chances with near 88 degree seasonal norms. Today started in the low 80s with a breeze while tonight offers 30 percent rain and 65 degree lows. Week ahead near 90s and higher humidity. county water ban continues due to severe statewide drought. Residents reuse dehumidifier and AC condensate water for gardens, avoiding bleach in washing machine rinse water. Maryland Environment warns Code Yellow ozone now with moderate air quality as six governors meet at NGA summer gathering.
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Water ban violations few as Maryland agencies report low calls
Frederick police say about 15 calls came in since the outdoor water restriction started last Wednesday. County water bureau chief says only a handful of complaints. state environmental agency has issued four variances for health safety and hardship cases amid a statewide ban affecting lawns, outdoor washing, and commercial car washes. Frederick County Public Schools will water during early morning or evening hours under a new plan.
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Holt murder case seeks to suppress police interviews
Defense for Donald Wayne Holt requests suppression of hospital interrogation and provider interviews as part of a murder case in Frederick County. A confession allegedly given to police is also challenged. Trial is scheduled for late November.
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Shooting the tube through Potomac rapids near Harpers Ferry
A pair of hikers tackle a waterway portrait of river sports on alower Potomac and Shenandoah. Outfitters continue canoe raft and kayak trips down both rivers despite below normal water levels.
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Blair Witch haunt Burkittsville sparks town meeting clash
Burkittsville officials hear a PR pitch from Game Day Productions to monetize the Blair Witch Project publicity at a Monday meeting. Residents, including local scout Joe Brown, oppose commercialization and warn it could backfire amid community concerns.
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