Bicyclist Fatally Struck In Silver Spring
Montgomery County police say a bicyclist was struck and killed when he rode into an intersection on a red light in downtown Silver Spring.
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Montgomery County police say a bicyclist was struck and killed when he rode into an intersection on a red light in downtown Silver Spring.
The clouds have returned and rain is on the way, but it's still warm outside. We are heading up to near 60 degrees Monday and then again Tuesday.
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