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Helping a pet that frets over Fourth of July fireworks

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By Kate Ryan Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
On America’s 250th birthday, fireworks displays are likely going to be spectacular — but for many pets, the booms of the pyrotechnics are a miserable experience. Dr. Janine Calabro, medical director at VEG ER for Pets, said many animals may find the noises from our celebrations stressful. “Dogs are probably the most common pets in which we see some of these problems,” she said.
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Jawando declares himself winner of Montgomery Co. executive Democratic primary

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By Kate Ryan Verified
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Montgomery County Council member Will Jawando, who leads in the Democratic primary for county executive with 40% of the vote, has declared himself the winner in that race. Jawando’s closest challenger is council member Andrew Friedson, who, with 34% of the vote, issued a statement Wednesday acknowledging it would be difficult to close the vote gap between them. WTOP reached out for comment from Friedson’s campaign Friday and had not received a response by midday.
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‘The epitome of good trouble’: Md. activist remembered for efforts to preserve, teach segregation history

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By Kate Ryan Verified
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The Talbot Avenue Bridge connects the historically Black neighborhood of Lyttonsville, Maryland, to what was once the white, restricted community of Silver Spring. A plaque unveiled Thursday at the foot of the bridge honors an activist and community leader who fought to keep Montgomery County’s history of racial segregation from being forgotten.
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