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Montgomery County voters defy rain on primary day

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By Lauren Markoe Verified, Hannah Yasharoff Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Rain, sometimes heavy, doused Montgomery County voters on primary day. Turnout, said David Naimon, president of the county’s election board, has been low. “I don’t have a way of saying for sure that it’s caused by rain, but the weather doesn’t help, that’s for sure,“ he said.
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Police identify suspect tied to Blake High School shooting

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By Lauren Markoe Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Montgomery County Police identified and charged a suspect with first-degree assault in connection with Wednesday’s shooting at Silver Spring’s James Hubert Blake High School. Police identified Djibia Gombo, 19, of Silver Spring, on Thursday. Detectives continue to investigate the incident, and police said more charges in connection with the shooting and the fight that led to it are pending.
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Montgomery County schools will operate on a two-hour delay Monday

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By Lauren Markoe Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Montgomery County Public Schools declared a two-hour delay for schools on Monday shortly after snow began falling late Sunday afternoon. The district will decide by 5 a.m. Monday whether to close schools for the entire day. “Here we go again,” read the county’s alert. “Just in case, please plan ahead for the potential of a closure.” The district is still trying to figure out how to make up for a full week of school missed during January’s winter storm.
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