Montgomery County Public Schools will host skills clinics in early June for students interested in joining the girls’ flag football pilot program this fall. The program was made possible through a partnership with the Baltimore Ravens and Under Armour.
The clinics will be held on June 4, 5 and 6 at Walter Johnson High School at 6400 Rock Spring Drive in Bethesda, John F. Kennedy High School at 1901 Randolph Road in Silver Spring and Seneca Valley High School at 19401 Crystal Rock Drive in Germantown. Students can register at this link and a schedule can be found here. [The MoCo Show]
County deck inspections find a majority have code or safety concerns
According to Montgomery County inspectors, the majority of the 140 deck structures the Department of Permitting Services inspected during a month-long free deck inspection program were found to have code or safety issues.
“They trusted a contractor, or they trusted a friend of a friend and thought it was done correctly,” said county inspector Jeremy Shupp, noting that some residents bought homes without knowledge of who built the deck or whether the required permits and inspections had been obtained. [WUSA 9]
Montgomery History to host virtual session to present ‘gems’ of its collections
The county’s historical society, Montgomery History, will host a free online session at 2 p.m. June 4, presenting a handful of “gems” from the organization’s more than 10,000 objects in its collection. Items range from textiles and portraits to ceramics and medical devices. To view the event, “Uncovering Montgomery History’s Collections Gems,” register at this link. [Montgomery County Updates]
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Sunny with a high of 74 degrees
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