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TOP NEWS | January 25, 2024 [Web version](   [New report faults Montgomery County Public Schools in handling of employee misconduct]( Separately, Maryland's largest school system confirmed that former middle school principal Joel Beidleman, who has been accused of sexual misconduct, is no longer employed. [READ MORE](   [Warm weather coming: Will the DC area hit 70 degrees Friday?]( Snow is still on the ground in some parts of the D.C. region, but come Friday, it's arguably a shorts and a T-shirt weather ... for some people. [READ MORE](   ADVERTISEMENT [Government Contractors Find Industry Experts at Freedom Bank]( GovCons excel with capital, treasury, and financial advisory solutions from Freedom Bank. 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