Maggie More
Digital Content Producer at WRC-TV (Washington, DC)
"science meets odd" beat, 🇦🇷🇷🇴🇳🇱 , W&M '20 | Digital Producer & TikTok @nbcwashington | Bylines: @theflathat @pulitzercenter @vagazette @nbcla
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4 days ago |
nbcwashington.com | Maggie More
City of LaurelThe city of Laurel in Maryland has cancelled its Mainstreet Festival parade after a propane explosion just before the street festival was scheduled to begin at 9 a.m., the city said. The festival itself continued after a delay, beginning at 11 a.m., the city said in a statement. One person, a vendor, was injured in the explosion. They were taken to the hospital for treatment of their injuries, which are not known. No other injuries were reported.
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6 days ago |
telemundowashingtondc.com | Maggie More
Un operativo policial rutinario en el barrio de Forest Hills, DC el miércoles desató rumores de que agentes de Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, en inglés) habían detenido a niñeras en un parque infantil cercano, delante de niños.
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1 week ago |
nbcwashington.com | Maggie More |Katie Leslie
A routine law enforcement operation in D.C.'s Forest Hills neighborhood on Wednesday sparked rumors that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers had detained nannies on a nearby playground in front of children. The rumors circulated widely and quickly on D.C.-area listservs on Wednesday, putting residents on edge after ICE officers visited at least nine District restaurants on Tuesday asking for employment verification.
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1 week ago |
nbcwashington.com | Maggie More
Mimi Nowlin/SmithsonianIt's a sad day for animal lovers in the D.C. area. Basil, the one-eyed opossum who called the Smithsonian National Zoo home, has died. "We are very sad to share that Basil-a rescued Virginia opossum who was favorite of many Small Mammal House visitors-died May 1," the National Zoo shared in an online statement. Keepers were making their rounds on the morning of May 1 when they discovered Basil "tremoring, tense and unable to move," according to the zoo.
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1 week ago |
telemundowashingtondc.com | Maggie More
Dos personas fallecieron el martes tras tocar un cable eléctrico mientras trabajaban en un tejado en Camp Springs, Maryland. La tragedia ocurrió en la Primera Iglesia Bautista de Camp Springs, en Allentown Road, cerca de la Base Conjunta Andrews, poco antes de las 10 a. m., según informó el Departamento de Bomberos del Condado Prince George's. Noticias Noreste 24/7 en Telemundo 44.
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Here's the recap of election night 2024 that I wrote (after recovering from a very historic overnight shift and leaving the newsroom at 5 a.m.) https://t.co/WbIJ1QVfvD
RT @kalyani_saxena: every journalist running on less than three hours of sleep, may you have the juiciest most restful nap in your future
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