A new low for distracted driving: Some motorists take photos and share them #whiledriving; Traffic gets messy with bus detours, street closures for Nuclear Security Summit; The Annapolis Film Festival returns for its fourth year; Metro could shut down entire rail lines to do extended maintenance, board chair says; Barve calls out Raskin on ads saying he is the only progressive in 8th District race; Cole Pellicano helps save Broadneck boys’ lacrosse from collapse; Legislation would expand student voting rights on Maryland school board; Murder-for-hire plot on Polished Pebble Way in Howard County; 7-year-old girl to 911 operator: ‘My dad is on the floor’; Boys’ lacrosse: Bullis is confident this will be its year; goalie Mason Pollack is making history at Yorktown; With a firm focus, ace Anthony Felitti and Gaithersburg baseball are rolling; Police investigate shooting, assault of women at party in Burtonsville; Maryland Senate panel sidelines tax-break proposals for manufacturers; True cost of Purple Line could reach $2.65 billion, analysis finds;     A new low for distracted driving: Some motorists take photos and share them #whiledriving For anyone worried about the dangers of driving-while-texting, consider this: Some motorists are taking photos and posting them on Twitter or Instagram, presumably all while navigating traffic. They even have a hashtag: #whiledriving. Think photos of a pretty sunset – with the hood of a car in the foreground. A new study by Erie Insurance […] By Katherine Shaver  •  Read more » Traffic gets messy with bus detours, street closures for Nuclear Security Summit Buses downtown are likely to face more traffic and delays due to detours, rolling closures and more motorcades transporting summit participants. By Luz Lazo  •  Dr. Gridlock  •  Read more »   The Annapolis Film Festival returns for its fourth year Maryland's capital city is becoming a major player on the festival circuit. By Kristen Page-Kirby  •  Express  •  Read more »   Metro could shut down entire rail lines to do extended maintenance, board chair says Chairman Jack Evans and General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld say the current ‘piecemeal’ plan isn’t working. By Robert McCartney  •  Transportation  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Barve calls out Raskin on ads saying he is the only progressive in 8th District race Democratic congressional hopeful, citing his record, wants the spots pulled. By Bill Turque  •  Maryland Politics  •  Read more »   Cole Pellicano helps save Broadneck boys’ lacrosse from collapse The transfer goalie comes up big in the second half of 12-8 win over Annapolis. By Mark Giannotto  •  AllMetSports  •  Read more »   D.C. rapper Fat Trel charged with possession of counterfeit currency Authorities said he tried to exchange $450 for chips at Maryland Live Casino in Hanover By Victoria St. Martin  •  Read more »   Legislation would expand student voting rights on Maryland school board The student member on the Montgomery board would vote on budget, boundaries and closings. By Donna St. George  •  Education  •  Read more »   Murder-for-hire plot on Polished Pebble Way in Howard County An undercover detective posing as a hit man was offered $15,000 to kill the suspect’s wife, police said. By Dana Hedgpeth  •  Read more »   7-year-old girl to 911 operator: ‘My dad is on the floor’ Montgomery County rescue officials credited the child with possibly saving her father’s life. By Dan Morse and Dana Hedgpeth  •  Read more »   Boys’ lacrosse: Bullis is confident this will be its year; goalie Mason Pollack is making history at Yorktown After a big win over McDonogh, the Bulldogs are focused on breaking through in the IAC this spring while the Patriots’ senior goalie is 33 saves away from breaking the school’s all-time record. By Eric Goldwein  •  AllMetSports  •  Read more »   With a firm focus, ace Anthony Felitti and Gaithersburg baseball are rolling The defending Maryland 4A champion Trojans have outscored opponents 35-5 in three games this spring while extending their winning streak to 13. By Brandon Parker  •  AllMetSports  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Police investigate shooting, assault of women at party in Burtonsville One woman was in serious condition after a fight at the warehouse party, authorities said. By Victoria St. Martin  •  Read more » Maryland Senate panel sidelines tax-break proposals for manufacturers The committee said there wasn’t enough time left in the session to reconcile the bills. By Josh Hicks  •  Maryland Politics  •  Read more »   True cost of Purple Line could reach $2.65 billion, analysis finds A legislative review found that $447 million of construction costs aren’t part of the contract scheduled to be considered by state leaders on April 6. 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