Western Maryland Weather Outlook by David Lesher
The forecast notes warm dry conditions through mid week then rising humidity and showers. It recalls last week's extreme heat with 70s to 80s and thunderstorms, peaking Monday and Tuesday, followed by a cold front and cooler drier air. NOAA data referenced includes heat‑related mortality and 1980 weather impacts.
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Rainfall Variability Prompts Hopes for End of Drought
Last week shows wide rainfall differences in Frederick County with 2 to 4 inches in the north and east and as little as a quarter inch in the south and southwest. Thunderstorms from Pennsylvania on June 13 caused the heavy totals, with near normal or above normal rainfall expected for June overall. Deep soil moisture recharges and drought may be ending as barley and wheat harvest begins on Maryland's southern Eastern Shore.
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The State of Education by Eugene Goll
The column criticizes a 20 member Maryland commission on teacher quality as a token reform effort. It questions whether political leaders and administrators can improve classroom teaching, notes few real teachers on the panel, and argues for teacher driven reform and peer evaluation to raise standards.
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Ridgefield Barn Reborn Across Generations
A Ridgefield observer recalls a 1840s New Milford barn rebuilt beside a 1926 house. The barn’s beams and weathered siding echo historic echoes from 1837 to 1840s America, blending antique craft with a modern conversion while noting era landmarks and figures.
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