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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1996

Page

16

Blizzard Destroys Indoor Arenas At Montgomery County Horse Farms

MontG County farms Pomfret Bascule and Sugarland report roof collapses from recent blizzard. No injuries. Pomfret arena may be rebuilt in six weeks. Loss estimates unsettled. nearby Potomac Horse Center reports $150,000 in lost income. Grain deliveries disrupted as animals exercised less.

Washington Arthur Lee Pomfret Farm Barnesville Pomfret Montgomery County Bascule Farm Sugarland Farm Poolesville Claire A. Pumphrey Linda Taylors Pumphrey Taylor Paul Kern Julie Atherton-Nelson Sugarland Ruthest Potomac Horse Center Gaithersburg Atherton- Nelson Karen Habbestad Seneca Valley Dickerson

Wildlife adapts to winter in Maryland despite blizzard

Maryland wildlife showed resilience during the 1996 blizzard as white tailed deer stored fat and remained in good condition in western Maryland while many birds endured snow. Turkeys roosted for days without food, ducks and geese remained mobile, and wildlife managers note patterns will determine survival in coming weeks.

Washington Maryland Tom Mathews The Department of Natural Resources Mathews Allegany County Bill Harvey Maryland Department of Natural Resources Mr. Harvey

Potomac Flood Closes Washington Streets Sunday

Sandbags lined storefronts as the Potomac River rose over its banks after a heavy storm, flooding streets in Georgetown and other DC areas. Vehicles and pedestrians were barred from submerged routes, with officials warning more floods could occur and urging caution for motorists and shoppers.

Washington Zachary Smith Office of Emergency Preparedness Smith Georgetown Potomac

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