Man shot in head by police identified
Derrick Kennyatta Warner, 36, a resident of the Montgomery House group home, was fatally shot in the head by Officer George Boyce after attempting to grab Officer Erin Uys’ gun during a confrontation with a Mobile Crisis team. All three involved officers were placed on leave. investigation ongoing.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Derrick Kennyatta Warner
Montgomery House
Ridgeline Cave
Mobile Crisis Team
Ann Evans
Mr. Warner
Warner
Laura Blankman
Farming News Pictures Ag Calendar Every Tuesday
Agriculture pages feature weekly farming updates and spectacle sections curated by Che Frederick Netus Jisst. Readers gain practical tips, market notes, and monthly event previews aligned with farm activities and seasonal cycles.
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Farming News
Agriculture
Schools Targeting Violence in Frederick County
Frederick County Public Schools Superintendent Jack Dale outlines initiatives to curb school violence through the Character Counts program and staff training. The program teaches six pillars of trustworthiness and respect, fosters a safer learning environment, and involves the community with partnerships like YMCA and Sylvan Learning Center.
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Frederick County Public Schools
Jack Dale
County Human Relations Commission
Center For Development of
Character Counts
Dale
John George
YMCA
Sylvan Learning Center
Anne Bowe
Dr Dale
Bouie
Cult member to plead guilty in Florida vampire case
Howard Scott Anderson a member of a vampire cult agreed to plead guilty in exchange for two life sentences in the 1996 murders of Richard Wendorf and Naoma Queen in Eustis Florida. Rod Ferrell previously pled guilty and was sentenced to death with prosecutors seeking a possible reduction.
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Tavares
Fla
Howard Scott Anderson
Rod Ferrell
Anderson
Richard Wendorf
Naoma Queen
Ferrell
Eustis
Orlando
Kentucky
Rod
Florida
Heather Wendorf
Maryland Lottery Draws Tuesday Night Results
Maryland lotteries drawn Tuesday show Pick 3 562 and Pick 4 1629. Afternoon draws list Pick 3 1 3 with dollar sign formatting.
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Maryland
Marland
Frederick Frederick Forecast Snapshot
Frederick forecast sketches tonight with evening showers and thunderstorms then clearing. Lows reach upper 40s to lower 50s, west winds 10 to 15 mph and a 30 percent rain chance. Thursday to be partly cloudy breezy and cooler with highs in the mid 60s. West winds 15 to 20 mph.
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Frederick
East and West Weather Clash With Storms and Snow Across Regions
A broad national forecast shows cooler air moving east while the West faces storms. Snow and rain spread from the Great Lakes to Southern California, with heavy snow possible in the western Great Lakes and Minnesota. Tornadoes injure three in Comfrey, Minnesota, as a northwestern Georgia twister demolishes a house.
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New England
Kansas
Rockies
Plains
California
mid-Atlantic
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Arizona
Utah Mountains
Great Basin
Pacific Northwest
Georgia
Comfrey
Farmers Hopeful As Warm Start Gives Way To Rain Prospects
Local farmers enjoy warm days that aid early planting with pastures and oats behind schedule but ahead of last year. Forecasters warn sporadic April showers and cooler spells may delay fieldwork while May could offer better germination conditions. The jet stream pattern carries warmth for the next few days as Daylight Saving Time approaches.
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Terry Poole
Cooperative Extension Service
Frederick
Hagerstown Town
Emmitsburg
National Weather Service
mid-Mississippi Valley
Canada
Weather Service Sail
Maryland Warmth Draws Residents Outdoors For Day
Maryland and Delaware endured mid 80s temperatures breaking 1979 records as residents enjoyed sun. Pat Walters planned yard work and fishing at the docks while crabbers prepared traps for the season. Some residents found the heat too much, seeking shade and an early return indoors.
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Pat Walters
North Beach
Maryland
Delaware
Baltimore-Washington International
Wilmington
Del
Chesapeake
Walters
Rachel Kelly
Baltimore
Fire and rescue calls logged across multiple locations
Over the past 24 hours ending at 8 pm reports show a vehicle fire at the water treatment plant 6936 Plant Road one hour after a gas leak on Sixth Street outside Teak Junior. Emergency ambulance calls and routine incidents noted, including wires down at Kywood Drive at Corporate Dove and Libertytown, with details referencing Independent United and Md routes.
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Kywood
Corporate Dove
United
Frederick police form advisory council to fight crime
Lt. Tregoning leads Bar rack Advisory Council with Frederick County officials and civic groups to craft four strategic focuses. The effort aims to boost police resident relations and curb drug related thefts, while monitoring rail extension plans and encouraging public input for a safer community.
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Ken Tregoning
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
Frederick County
Tregoning
Frederick County State’s Attorney’s Office
Parole and Probation
Frederick
Ray Raffensberger
Metro
Shady Grove
Gaithersburg
Freemen case jurors convict five in 1996 standoff drama
In Montana a jury convicted five Freemen associates over the 1996 FBI standoff, with Edwin Clark acquitted of attempting to deposit a 100 million Freeman warrant and of being an accessory. Earlier, four Freemen were found guilty of weapons charges and aiding the NBC crew holdup. A separate Indiana chase ended with a naked motorist arrested and hospitalized after police restrained her.
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Mont
FBI
Edwin Clark
Montana
Freemen’s
Justus Township
Garfield County
Jordan
Alma. Mich
Indiana
Shepherd
Wayne Donley
Electronic stamps debut with test printing via home PC
AP report says Postmaster General Marvin Runyon unveiled the first electronic stamps, allowing individuals to print postage from personal computers and the Internet. The shift marks a major advance in postage payment, 78 years after meters and 151 after the first stamps. France moves toward a 35 hour week by 2000 amid cost and job concerns.
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Marvin Runyon
Runyon
National Postal Museum
United States
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France
Popular Front
National Assembly
Senate
Lionel Jospin
Court upholds lie detector ban in military trials
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that lie detector evidence may be banned in military trials citing scientific concerns. It left open that some cases could allow polygraph results, with four justices warning future cases might admit favorable tests. The ruling preserves each court’s current policy while noting possible future exceptions.
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Supreme Court
California
Clarence Thomas
Anthony M. Kennedy
Justice Thomas
Charles Hobson
Criminal Justice Legal Foundation
Rulng
Bush
Court weighs decency standards in arts grants
The Supreme Court weighs if the government may apply general decency criteria when funding the arts. Justices pressure the notion of indecency, amid debate over a 1990 law struck down in part and the case involving Karen Finley and others challenging public funding rules.
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Supreme Court
Stephen G. Breyer
Clinton
Congress
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Seth Waxman
National Endowment For the Arts
Karen Finley
Finley
Jones lawyers seek Lewinsky evidence for Clinton suit
Paula Jones lawyers pressed to use Lewinsky case evidence in her sexual harassment suit against President Clinton. They warned a May trial could be delayed to avoid affecting a separate criminal inquiry. White House aide Marsha Scott condemned the grand jury process as intimidating and frightening while urging that truth be pursued.
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Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Marsha Scott
White House
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Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
U.S
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jones
Little Rock
Ark
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