Dog Starts Fire With Vaping Device, Officials Say: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches on Tuesday, June 13, range from the item a dog may have chewed that may have caused a house fire to record temperatures in Maryland and Virginia. Plus, Ravens tickets hit the market, a well-known restaurant is part of a national data breach and a primer on Flag Day.

A man's dog may have started a fire in his Montgomery County home after chewing on a vape device: Dog Chewing On Vape May Have Caused Damascus Fire.

The temperature at BWI Tuesday afternoon tied a previous record set in 1956, according to the National Weather Service. The record temperature for June 13 was broken in Virginia on Tuesday: Record Temperature Hit In Baltimore: National Weather Service.

• I-795 Pavement Cracks Under Heat: State Highway Administration
• Man Steals Armored Truck In Laurel: Police
• Rusty Scupper Included In National Credit Card Breach

On Tuesday, Ticketmaster began selling tickets to single home games for the coming Baltimore Ravens season at M&T Bank Stadium: Ravens Tickets Go On Sale For 2017.

Do you know how to display and properly salute the flag? Get tips and history here, ahead of Flag Day, which will be recognized on Wednesday, June 14: American, Maryland Flag Etiquette For Flag Day 2017.

• Maryland Bagel Returns To THB Bagels & Deli For Flag Day

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