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Young Black Bear Crosses I-70 and I-29; Spotted on UMD Campus
A young black bear looking for a home visited the University of Maryland campus over the weekend and has been spotted elsewhere in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties, says a wildlife expert.
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The year-old bear has spent the past month in eastern Maryland, also wandering through Howard County, where it hit the driving range and climbed a tree last week at the Timbers at Troy golf course in Elkridge. >>> Read more.
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A Rockville man troubled by the weekend massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub reportedly rammed his Ford Focus into a gate at CIA headquarters in Virginia, according to reports.
Thomas Luu, 35, of Rockville, has been charged with destruction of property after he allegedly struck a padlocked chain link gate with his car and then drove 75 feet into the compound at 2 a.m. June 13. >>> Read more.
National Aquarium Plans Dolphin Sanctuary
- The Baltimore aquarium is moving into uncharted territory, announcing its campaign to build a seaside sanctuary for dolphins.
Get Ready Prince George's Commuters: Metro Shutdowns Start June 18
- Two Metro stations will close on June 18 that will cause commuting delays in Prince George's County for Orange, Blue, Silver line users.
Patch Poll: Should Congress Ban Automatic Rifles?
- After the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, a Maryland Congressman wants to curb access to military-style guns. What do you think?
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