Barn Tours At Maryland State Fair Offer Agricultural Insight
The Maryland State Fair hosts Barn Tours near Cow Palace giving 40 minute tours every 20 minutes to answer questions about livestock and agriculture. Led by Barn Tours, a Texas group with 150 guides, they operate at 36 state fairs and shows annually, plus international events in Australia and Canada.
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Barn Tours showcase farm facts at Maryland State Fair
Activists attacked a daughter nearly a decade ago, but the Barn Tours team persists at the Maryland State Fair. Led by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, the program delivers production livestock facts in an entertaining way. Tours run every 20 minutes from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., covering dairy beef sheep swine goats poultry and rabbits, with notes on by products and topics like mad cow disease BST and animal rights.
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Hyattstown Fire Station Faces Relocation Debate in Clarksburg
Hyattstown volunteers rally for the station’s future as officials weigh closing Hyattstown 9 or relocating it to Clarksburg. County says no decisions yet. a master-plan amendment proposes delay until a new Clarksburg station opens and reevaluates Hyattstown’s two-station viability.
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Comus
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Lewisdale
Prices Distillery
Little Bennett
David 5. Dwyer
MontCo Unveils Safe Schools Plan After Columbine Parallels
Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan announced a list of significant changes to be put in place when schools reopen. Measures include surveillance cameras in five high schools, a police liaison for middle and high schools, and red identification badges for students. Police Chief Charles A. Moose and Einstein High School officials described the plan as a proactive effort to reduce anxiety and increase dialogue between adults and students.
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Columbine High School
Charles A. Moose
Einstein High School
Richard Towers
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