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Good morning, im annie yu. And im Steve Chenevey. Welcome to fox5 news morningorng on this friday morning. Friday mg lets start with some securitytr news for you this morning. You were just a few days aways away from the big fourth of julyh ul celebration on the mall. And with tens of thousands ofhos people expected there u. S. Park police are stepping up security. Thats right metro is alsoghs gearing up for the largeing f crowds and fox5s Lindsey Watts joins us from the National Mall with offerin everg you need to know. Yo reporter the smith joan smih folk life festival is set up set behind m...

Start on an issue that all of us i think are coming together on, no matter what party were in, and thats whats been happening to our military families. On sunday, as noted by the senator from kansas a few moments ago, Sergeant Patrick hawkins from carlisle, pennsylvania, was killed in action in afghanistan when his unit was attacked with an i. E. D. He was moving to the aid of a wounded range whefers killed. Due to the shutdown, Sergeant Hawkins family cannot receive the death benefit freu providedo soldiers to cover the funeral and burial expenses. Today im joining theest of a number of im jo...

Narrator scallops of sand, endless meanders of marsh and tidal creek. If the shoreline of the Chesapeake Bay could be unraveled it would stretch from the easto west coast and back. The chesapeake is the countrys largest estuary, where saltwater mixes with fresh. 200 miles long, three miles across at its narrowest, nearly 30 at its widest. Yet for hundreds of square miles it is kneedeep. Romance clings to the private coves, the watery sunsets, the smell in the breeze. There is, perhaps, a tendency to long for what has been lost of its heritage. But soaring above, we see how much of it remains, ...

CHESTERTOWN — Saturday at the Park was an enjoyable family event assisted by perfect weather. Over a blue sky next to a serene Chester River, adults and children had plenty

CHESTERTOWN — On Thursday, May 23, Adam Goodheart, historian and director of the Starr Center at Washington College said history has all but confirmed there was no dumping of tea