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Suzanne kennedy has that story. The snow is only going to fall for a couple of hours as doug said but it is the timing right in the middle of the evening rush hour that makes it somewhat problematic. By train or car they are getting out of town ahead of the second snow of the season. As far as i know, the snow is still due mid afternoon so i want to get home. It is better to get home. The b. R. E. Platform was busier than usual with federal workers heading out to avoid getting caught. I believe if snow as coming as many folks as possible should get out of the city to reduce traffic and accidents and increase safety. Several local School Districts will early dismissal. At Pyle Middle School in bethesda they got out at noon. I think we are only supposed to get an inch. I understand precautions and i understand things in other parts of the county. I tphoeknow it is important. She lives in frederick and she says it could take three hours to get home. I leave early because i think the weath
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