Anti-Trump Town Hall 'Sells Out': Patch PM

Here are some stories to share this evening from Patch sites across Maryland:

Maryland Politicians To Attend Anti-Trump Town Hall In Silver Spring
State and federal elected officials will attend a town hall Sunday called "How the People and Congress Can Stop a Lawless President," led by the Takoma Park Mobilization, a community action group. The forum will address health care, immigration, LGBTQ protections, electoral reform and the environment, among other topics. After 825 free tickets were quickly claimed — thus "selling out" — organizers announced plans to live-stream the event.

Maryland Zoo Reveals Name Of Baby Giraffe
The baby giraffe at the Maryland Zoo, who is a little more than two weeks old, now has a name. And the public can pay her a visit at the Giraffe House.

'American Hero' Harriet Tubman Of Maryland Could Be Honored At Capitol
Senators are fighting for a statue of Maryland native, former slave and Underground Railroad leader Harriet Tubman in the Capitol building.

President Trump's Approval Rating 'Under Water' in Maryland: Poll
A new Goucher Poll gives President Donald Trump low approval ratings overall, but most GOP voters give him high job approval marks.

• World-Renowned Luminarium To Light Up Columbia For 50th Birthday
• Body Found in National Harbor, Police Shut Down Fleet Street
• Is That a Wolf? Huge Canine Rounded Up in Capitol Heights (Photos)

New Commuter Buses Start March 1 Between Annapolis And Baltimore
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will roll out two new express Commuter Bus routes – 210 and 215 – on Wednesday, March 1, to connect Kent Island and Annapolis to Baltimore City.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'Get Out,' 'Collide' and 'My Life As A Zucchini'
It's between a terrifying horror flick and a sweet stop-animation movie up for Best Animated Film. Here's what to see and what skip.

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