Fred Kim dismissed as Seneca Valley High football coach
Fred Kim, the coach of the football team at Germantown’s Seneca Valley High School, has been dismissed from the program after the team finished 2-8 – its worst record in school history. Kim will keep his job as a physical education teacher at the school. His firing comes after a season in which Montgomery County police investigated allegations of unwanted sexual touching among the players. [WTOP]
Montgomery’s majority-minority school board is a first
The Montgomery County Board of Education is now made up of a majority of members of color for the first time, despite representing a school system that has been majority-minority for two decades. [Washington Post]
First responders rescue horse trapped in cistern
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue crews spent three hours Sunday morning working to help a 2,000-pound horse that fell into a cistern in Burtonsville. The incident occurred on the 4700 block of Sandy Spring Road. [WTOP]
Today’s weather
Wednesday will be sunny but chilly, with temperatures expected to reach the mid-40s. Overnight, temperatures will drop to around 28 degrees.
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