Hiker’s dogs aid in rescue on C&O Canal tow path
A Glen Echo man who became stuck in the mud along the banks of the Potomac River Sunday was rescued after his dogs approached the C&O Canal tow path, catching the attention of two cyclists. One cyclist called 911 while the other stayed with the man. He was eventually rescued by emergency personnel and had no injuries [WTOP].
A look inside Marc Elrich’s administration
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich acknowledges that he has been on the go seven days a week since he took office in December, and that the pace isn’t sustainable. A series of crises early in his administration have kept him busy [Maryland Matters].
Eagle Bancorp Inc. spends $2.7 million on legal fees
Eagle Bancorp Inc., the parent company of Bethesda-based Eaglebank, detailed increased spending on legal, accounting and professional fees in its most recent quarterly report. The company has been mentioned in subpoenas regarding the business dealings of D.C. Councilman Jack Evans, who stepped down from the Metro board amid claims of ethics violations [Washington Business Journal].
Today’s weather
Tuesday will be cool and rainy, with a high of 74 degrees.
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