go. 48 degrees for manassas. 45 for annapolis and leesburg r59. it will be a little 59. it will be a little breezy today from time to time but that s about it. we are starting off with a few clouds so that could make for a nice sunrise. we ll keep an eye on the tower cam. temperatures in the 60s for much of the day. we ll top out just about 70 degrees. larry, over to you. the last hour we just got video into the newsroom of that fatal traffic accident on the northbound side of the bw parkway at 32. this is video now. we have all lanes closed being diverted eastbound on to 32. then on to route 1 from there. you go on to maryland 175 and back on to the bw parkway pushing to bypass all of that by getting on to 95, traveling northbound toward the baltimore beltway. sky 9 right now giving us a live look and shows us how things are shaping up right now on the bw parkway taking into account not only the accident there where you can see the reconstruction still in place but also
Eagle Archives, Dec. 22, 1956: "Confederate skirmisher" Harry Montgomery, wounded when a cannon misfired during Old Fashioned Day, returned to his home in the South with the conviction that there
So how big is the difference in quality between a professional and amateur performance? I'm asking because I enjoyed an am-dram production of A Little Something for the Ducks, presented recently by Theatre 3 Newtownabbey in a national competition at The MAC.
Local author Gene Miller autographed copies of his latest book, Harry Montgomery Hometown Hero, at the Lone Rock American Legion Memorial Day Service on May 29.
The book is about local soldier, Harry Montgomery from Swea City, who was killed in action during WWII on July 13, 1944 near St. Lo, France. Montgomery was initially interred in the La Cambe Cemetery at Normandy, France.