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Today’s edition · Sun., Nov. 8

Navy holds off Temple, 42-35, in Annapolis

Plus, remembering a Prince George's crossing guard and a proposed ban on collecting wild turtles.

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Navy FootballTop story

Navy holds off Temple's comeback to win 42-⁠35 in Annapolis

Navy edged Temple after building a 28-point lead

  • Temple35
    Navy42
    FinalNavy snapped a three-game losing streak.

Sources: Inquirer.com, Eye On Annapolis

If you skipped Saturday's game in Annapolis, here's the short version: Navy beat Temple 42-35 at and snapped a three-game losing streak. The Midshipmen built a 28-point lead before the Owls scored 35 points over the final three quarters, including 21 unanswered in the fourth.

Quarterback Jackson Gutierrez rushed for five touchdowns and threw for one, and his game-winner came with 1:14 remaining.

  • Records: Navy 3-6, Temple 2-7
  • Navy offense: 495 yards, 317 of them rushing
  • Penalties: eight on offense for Navy

Gutierrez ran Navy past Temple

5
rushing touchdowns for Jackson Gutierrez
358
all-purpose yards for Gutierrez
28
point lead Navy built
31,132
fans at the stadium

Sources: Inquirer.com, Eye On Annapolis

The game was also a TV set. Fox NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw and Naval Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Michael J. Borgschulte circled the stadium in helicopters to record footage for today's FOX NFL SUNDAY broadcast, which will air live from the Naval Academy.

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Remembered

The Prince George's County Police Department is mourning the loss of Betty Heck, a school crossing guard who joined its School Crossing Guard Unit in April 2006. She served generations of Prince George's County Public Schools students and their families. The MoCo Show

More than 20years Betty Heck served as a Prince George's County school crossing guard

She began with the police department's School Crossing Guard Unit in April 2006.

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Wild turtles

The is taking public comment on proposed rules that would prohibit collecting native reptiles and amphibians from the wild, including diamondback terrapins, box turtles, most native snakes and frogs. You can view the proposal and comment online through Nov. 27, 2026. The BayNet

Nov. 27last day to comment on proposed rules for native reptiles and amphibians

The proposed rules would apply only to amphibians and reptiles native to Maryland.

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Baltimore and Annapolis are hitting peak foliage this week, while areas west of Frederick are past peak. Fall wildfire season is also starting, since the absence of leaf cover lets sunlight and wind dry the forest floor. The BayNet

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  1. Sat., Nov. 7Sphere site plan clears Prince George's planning board
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Navy holds off Temple, 42-35, in Annapolis

Plus, remembering a Prince George's crossing guard and a proposed ban on collecting wild turtles.

The TLDR

  1. Navy holds off Temple's comeback to win 42-35 in Annapolis
  2. Prince George's police mourn crossing guard Betty Heck
  3. Comment on Maryland's proposed ban on collecting native reptiles and amphibians by Nov. 27
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