Car In Pool, Helping Carolinas, Thrilling Estate: News Nearby

Here are some of the top headlines from the past 24 hours on Maryland Patches:

• Jarrettsville Vet Rescues 'Hurricane Dogs' From North Carolina
• Thriller Author Tom Clancy's Bay Estate For Sale For $6.2M
• 5 Baltimore County Emergency Officials On Florence Rescue Missions In Carolinas
• Car Lands In Pool In Montgomery County
• National Cheeseburger Day 2018: Freebies, Deals In Maryland
• 3 Dead, 2 Injured In Possible Murder-Suicide In Montgomery County
• Governor's Race: Hogan Spends Big On Campaign Ads; Jealous Waits
• Howard County Rescuers Head To Carolinas
• Child Care Worker, Coach Charged With Sexually Abusing Girl
• Maryland Highway Sign: 'TRAVEL NOT ADVISED' To North Carolina
• Security Guard Shoots, Injures Partygoer: Baltimore County Police
• Officer-Involved Shooting In PG County: Police

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• Driver Reportedly Taking Pics In Dundalk, Police Investigating
• Looney's Gives Perry Hall A Preview Of New Restaurant
• $3.49M Estate On Severn Has Guest Suite, Mahogany Library, Pier
• Car Lands In Pool, Hoverboard Fire, Chief Seavey Honored: Roundup
• Bicyclist Dies After Being Struck By Car In Lanham: Police
• MTA Investigating Bus Attack Involving Juveniles
• Butterfly-Friendly Gardening Tour Coming To Gaithersburg
• Cemetery Shooting: Second Man Dies At Hospital, Police Say
• Country Castle, Brand-New Build, Riverside Paradise: WOW Houses
• Liberty Road Shooting Sends 1 Man To Hospital: Police
• Calvert County Woman Dies When Truck Crosses Center Line: Police
• Free Dentistry Day Coming To Rockville Oct. 13

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Members of the 29th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment and the 29th Combat Aviation Brigade deployed to Raleigh, North Carolina, in support of the North Carolina National Guard’s relief operations during Hurricane Florence on Sept. 16, 2018. The public affairs team will be providing media operations center support, including media escorts of local, national, and international media; creating content for social media; and producing photo and video products that tell the National Guard’s story. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Nancy Spicer)