Winter safety tips for people and pets in extreme cold
An expert warns to seal gaps, layer clothing, and cover the head to retain body heat. Outdoors should be limited, children kept brief, and cars prepared with fuel, blankets, and extra socks. Vets advise bringing outdoor dogs inside when temperatures drop, providing shelter, food, and non frozen water, and keeping cats indoors to avoid antifreeze risk. Large animals need wind and rain shelter, with group housing favored for warmth. Regular checks on newborns and careful signs of frostbite or hypothermia in pets, with prompt veterinary care if symptoms appear.
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Dr. Cad? Masser
Emergency Animal Center
Hyattstown
Masser
Dr. Masser
Doctor Tyree's Trail From Frederick to Public Health Pioneer
The Frederick native Dr. Tyree reflects on a decades long medical career that began with a childhood dream of becoming a doctor. She pursued pediatrics at Howard University, served as district deputy public health director, taught at Howard, and led community work while shaping her eventual retirement in 1978. Now widowed, she remade herself with public TV hosting, campus boards, and civic service, emphasizing resilience and positive contributions to society.
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Daddy
Dr. Tyree
Howard University College of Medicine
Washington, D.C
Frederick T
Tyree
Walter Washington
Washington
Howard University
Department ¢ Health, Education and Welfare
Fie
Frederick
Bac
Power outage hits 25 homes in Fredericktowne Village
A 6:33 a.m. underground cable failure left 25 Fredericktowne Village homes without power, Potomac Edison said. Edward Rhodes, PE foreman, expected restoration by noon and noted outages here are not unusual though the failure is not due to cold.
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Fredericktowne Village
Potomac Edison
Edward Rhodes
Keech Family Flies Down Frederick Hill in Winter Weather
The Keech family of Frederick uses a hill off West Second Street near the Schifferstadt House to practice sledding or takeoff antics on a wintry Saturday. Margaret age 5, Lauren 13, and Kevin 3 are pictured enjoying the fresh snow as they descend the slope together.
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Keech
Frederick
West Second Street
Schifferstadt House
Margaret
Lauren
Kevin
Maryland Braces as Snow and Cold Snap Grip State
Glendening urged mutual aid to endure heavy snow and dangerous conditions as Maryland faces subfreezing temperatures. Downtown Baltimore read 4 degrees, BWI -7? and many schools canceled or delayed. Utility crews anticipate high power demand as residents return to work. forecaster notes Arctic air mass will ease by midweek with temperatures rising to the 40s.
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Glendening
Maryland
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Amet Figueroa
Weather Service
Baltimore-Washington International
Midwest
Figueroa
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