I understand. The line about the bathrooms being locked isn't emphasized on the flyer but that is what stood out to me. Just a matter of perspective.

We could break the poster down line by line but I think the main question is if the bathrooms are being locked only at Long Reach or all HoCo high schools. The impetus for the flyer seems to be the bathroom-locking issue.

Does anybody know if this is just Long Reach or across all high schools?

Thank you!

And sporting a sweet G.I. Joe shirt!

Same building, separate occupancy and name (The Loft). You still can't buy your groceries and alcohol at the same checkout.

30 minutes from now or 23.5 hours ago?

Yup, it has been allowed for a long time. It falls under recreational burning and cooking fires as well. Recreational burns used to require a person to obtain a permit prior to lighting the fire. Essentially the only thing allowed without permit was a "cooking fire", which in all reality could be a bonfire as long as you had a pack of hot dogs next to it. In 2016, I believe, the county eliminated the need for a permit, however individuals still needed to follow the rules that were previously outlined for the permit.

According to the HoCo fire code, burning of leaves is not allowed. The only acceptable fuel is dry seasoned firewood. Leaves are explicitly prohibited. https://www.howardcountymd.gov/fire-and-rescue-services/burn-permitsrecreational-fire-permits

Wings Sport Cafe, 8406 Washington Blvd. It's a dive, but awesome in the morning. A good breakfast menu at low prices, staff is awesome. I go there after a 24 hour shift for a good breakfast and a couple of beers.