Walktober promotes health / safety + PGCPS follows new COVID rules

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Have a nice Saturday Laurel folks! Let’s catch up with you all to start with an informed note today.


First the weather today:

Mostly sunny and pleasant. High: 78 Low: 54.


Here are the four most important stories in Laurel today:

  1. Epic luck, a 2 years old gelding who is a undefeated stakes winner, brought in Two-race winning streak in the Laurel Futurity at Laurel Park with $ 150,000 on Saturday. His stakes win came on the same surface and the same distance on August 31st Kitten’s Joy at Colonial DownS.. However, it is future will be his biggest test so far. (Past the wire)
  2. Michael Schraders Robin Sparkles adjusted to them return to the stakes competition with a 1¼ length win in the eighth race on Thursday Laurel Park. Ridden by Mychel Sanchez to the Belmont Park based trainer Bruce Brown, Robin Sparkles completed 5 ½ stages in 1: 02.32 Optional on a fixed all-along lawn course on the third level Eligibility for aid to the filly and Mares 3 and older. (laurelpark.com)
  3. Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) shared on September 30th, Prince George’s Department of Health updated guidance on quarantine and testing rules for schools. Schools started this week Pooled random tests of students regardless of symptoms and vaccination status. parents and Guardian must be made available approval before testing. Additionally, Vaccination certificate for all student-athletes over 12 years of age is required for participation in all Sports. (PGCPS)
  4. Governor Larry Hogan recently issued a proclamation October as “Walktober“in recognition Maryland’s official exercisewalk-for his Bless you, recreation, and Transport advantages. The month-long celebration contains Walk Maryland Day At Oct 6, as well as a Walktober webinar series focused on Pedestrian protection, enter, and Bless you. Participants can also register hikes that they undertake alone or with others on this website. mdot.maryland.gov/walktober. (Maryland.gov)

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  • Laurel Police Station: Join us in congratulating Kevin O’Neil on his promotion! He was recently promoted to corporal. We take pride in all of the hard work and dedication to the town of Laurel he continues to show. (Facebook)
  • Prince George County Police: October is domestic violence awareness month. Domestic violence affects many in our community and our country. Please listen to this important message from Major Gomez who oversees our domestic violence department. (Instagram)

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Events:

  • Rockburn Manor Community Estate / Yard Sale (October 2nd)
  • Free Bikes 4 Kidz Collection Day (October 2nd)
  • The Hop and Harvest Festival (October 2nd)
  • Wye River Upper School Virtual Speaker Series: How to Pay the School Fees (Oct 7)
  • [Webinar] Roof Replacement 101: Everything You Need To Know (Oct 9)
  • Autumn Festival at the Mandala School (October 30th)
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Alexis Goering

About me: My name is Alexis A. Göring. I’m a Bowie area resident with a pulse for people, news, and feature stories! I have been working as a freelance writer / editor / proofreader in the media industry for 15 years. I am also a writer, experienced blogger, and founder of Writer at Heart Editorial Services. Visit my website for more details about me and my work. Here is the link: https://alexisagoring.jimdofree.com.

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