Northwest store was a site of multiple synthetic drug seizures and an employee was shot there and it may have been related to a drug sale. The owner of that store is retired d. C. Police officer. Last week, mayor Muriel Bowser signed a law to allow police to fine or close those Stores Selling the synthetic drugs. Middle of july and it feels amazing outside. I cant believe how refreshing it is. I dare say cool, because it is july, right. We can appreciate that. Tom kierein with look at the day ahead. Yeah, it is cool compared to this time usually were in the sweltering 70s. Right now a partly cloulydy sky, but the haze and humidity is gone. Here we are in upper northwest washington, about five or six miles away from the Washington Monument, but we can zoom the monument in. Theres the jefferson memorial. A beautiful morning underway. Temperatures in the low to mid 60s, well be staying this way through 6 00 a. M. And then by 8 00 a. M. , upper 60s. And then by 10 00, temperatures in the l
Website, and were emailing some of my contacts, calling them right now. We understand we are on time, but as you said Megan Mcgrath is going to be there in a little while at grosvenor. As far as traffic goes, 95 at newington, we are slow here due to lateclearing road work. 95 here, again, taking a look at 95, no problems there. Until you get a little bit north of dale city. Georgia avenue at randolph road, one left lane is getting by. Prince georges county overall looking good. Tom, dare i say, it was a little cool this morning when i stepped outside. I slept with the windows open. It was rather cool this morning. In fact, down near 60 degrees in some of the suburbs. Storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, no rain around. But its down to near 60 in montgomery and Fairfax County and parts of northern virginia. Upper 50s, shenandoah valley. In the low to mid 50s out of the mountains. Upper 60s, near 70 by the chesapeake bay. And walking to work and walking to the metro this morning waiting
The Chadron State College football team will be striving play better on both sides of the line of scrimmage Saturday when it hosts the Western Colorado Mountaineers in an RMAC contest at Elliott Field
Martha McLain.
SEARSPORT Martha McLain of Searsport, Maine passed away on February 4, 2021 at the age of 87.
She was born Martha Frances Jones on June 8, 1933 to Hobart and Louise Jones of Darien, Connecticut and she spent most of her childhood there before the family moved to a farm in Sandy Hook, Connecticut in 1947. She attended Newtown High School where she was thankful that her father was NOT the principal, as had been the case in Darien.
In 1951 she married Hans Burkard and together they built a house in 1955, doing all of the work themselves.
Martha was a proud first and second grade and remedial reading teacher from 1962 through her retirement in 1997. Her first ten years were spent at Brookfield Elementary School, near the family home in Sandy Hook, Connecticut. The last twenty five were divided between Frankfort Elementary School and Stockton Springs Elementary School in Midcoast Maine. Later in her career she had students who were children of her earlier students