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Kate M. Bresnahan
Broken water main damages road, backs up traffic in D.C.
- A water main that broke on the 2400 block of 16th Street Northwest on Wednesday afternoon caused road damage and tied-up traffic, and related repairs could continue through Saturday.
Officer struck by police cruiser dies at Trauma Center
- A rookie Montgomery County police officer who was struck by a police cruiser Wednesday morning in Aspen Hill died early Thursday.
Visually impaired get hands-on craft show tour
- The blind and visually impaired got a hands-on tour Thursday of this year’s Smithsonian Craft Show.
Waddled crane’s birth first in zoo’s history
- A rare waddled crane chick was born at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo on March 30, the first of its kind in the zoo’s 118-year history.
Rolling bus strikes building
- A parked Circulator bus rolled into a parked minivan before hitting a building in upper Georgetown on Wednesday morning.
- A parked Circulator bus rolled into a parked minivan before hitting a building in upper Georgetown on Wednesday morning.
Arlington Police Dept. introduces new breed of explosives detection
- Jack, a black Labrador, and Koda, a yellow Lab, began their jobs detecting explosives for the Arlington County Police Department on Monday.
- Jack, a black Labrador, and Koda, a yellow Lab, began their jobs detecting explosives for the Arlington County Police Department on Monday.
Local author to discuss book on Underground Railroad
- Author Mary Kay Ricks, a Montgomery County resident, will discuss and sign her most–recent book, “Escape of the Pearl: The Bid for Freedom on the Underground Railroad,” at the Silver Spring Library on April 17.
Montgomery College gallery to get $500,000 makeover, thanks to student
- Sarah Silberman, a 97-year-old sculptor and former longtime art student at Montgomery College, recently donated $500,000 to renovate the gallery at the school’s Rockville campus.
- Sarah Silberman, a 97-year-old sculptor and former longtime art student at Montgomery College, recently donated $500,000 to renovate the gallery at the school’s Rockville campus.
