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Flurries toward frederick and leesburg and hagerstown. We will talk about how cold it will be and how long the snow will stay and what that means for the commute home tomorrow. Thank you, top. We want to remind you our team of meteorologists and reporters are staying ahead of the nsa irweather. We will be tuning in a half hour earlier tomorrow at 4 30 a. M. We will keep you on top of the weather and roads and all the news. And mondays metro strategy at the Lenfant Plaza station. We learned 61yearold carol glover of alexandria is the woman who died in the tunnel station filled with smoke. She was an analyst at a local communications company. It is believed the fire start from the arking in a power line leading to the third rail in the tunnel. You have probably seen the small shorts if you have ever ridden metro, but this one somehow ignited, filling the tunnel with thick smoke. The ntsb chair says it looks like there were multiple f ....
Veida Lida (McHenry) Dahlin, 100, of Indiana, passed away Sunday, Jan. 21, 2024, at Indiana Regional Medical Center. A daughter of the late Herbert L.. ....
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[email protected] WEIRTON Weirton Council, during its meeting Monday, took a step toward providing some temporary tax relief for the city’s business community, in light of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance providing a one-time, 10 percent credit on what businesses owe on the city’s Business and Occupation tax for the third and fourth quarters of the current fiscal year. The move for a credit, which would be applied to a business’ B&O tax billing, came about following a suggestion in February from Ward 3 Councilman Fred Marsh, who asked if it would be possible to offer exemptions to the B&O for the 2021-22 fiscal year, which begins July 1. ....