Woman Beaten During Auto Theft in Gaithersburg
Pamela J Kauffman, 125 Sharpstead La, was stopped at a Gaither Rd mailbox when a man pistol whipped her after she refused to surrender her grey 1984 Oldsmobile Firenza. He fled with the car, leaving her purse. she was treated at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. Police issued a teletype for a short-haired black man, 20 to 25, about 155 pounds, wearing a dark coat and baseball cap. Vehicle license JXP 911.
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Gaithersburg
Gaither Rd
Pamela J Kauffman
Sharpstead la
Ms. Kauffman
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Fire log reports multiple 24 hour incidents
Fire calls include house fires at 1025 pm on South Street and 615 pm on Heatherridge Drive with multiple fire companies responding. Brush fires reported near Mott Road off MD 355 and near Bank of Brunswick with Hyattstown Urbana units assisting. Pole and other fire types noted in Jefferson and Green Valley areas. Emergency ambulance calls listed. Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results included from AP dispatches.
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Junior and Citizens Truck Co
Heatherridge DR
Independent Hose Co
Junior and
Ciliens Truck Co
Green Valley Road
Glissons Mill Road
Brunswick and
Brunswick Ambulance
Green Valley RD
Libertytown
New Market
Mount Airy
Hyattstown
Urbana
Bank OF Brunswick
Jefferson
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and mountains
Western Maryland include Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties expects tonight cloudy with mixed rain and snow. Lows in the low to mid 30s northwest winds around 15 mph. Friday: mixed rain and snow highs near 45 with north winds 10 to 20 mph and 8 percent precip. Maryland mountains: tonight cloudy with light snow, lows around 30s, NW winds 15 mph, precip 1 percent. Friday occasional light snow, highs upper 40s, north winds 0 to 20 mph, precip 70 percent. Temperatures yesterday Frederick 42, Westminster 54, Hagerstown 47, Cumberland 62, Oakland 61. Extended forecast: rain and snow on mountains, Saturday mostly cloudy and cold, Sunday and Monday cold with highs near 40s and lows in the 20s.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washlington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Panhandle
West Virginia
Floods and cold season ravage New England and South
Severe weather left New England flooded and historic bridges washed away while crops froze in the South. Maine declared a state of emergency as floods worsened, evacuations mounted, and infrastructure suffered. In Texas and surrounding states, peach orchards faced near total loss from a deep freeze. National Guard mobilized, power outages and road closures widespread, and officials warned the disaster’s scale may exceed recent decades.
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International Paper Co
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JP Energy
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Central
Maine Power Co
Augusta
Kennebec
National Weather Service
N.H
Claremont
New Hampsture
Ken Jolimore
State Civil Defense
Island Pond
Rochester
Brian Bissonette
DeLorean
South
California
Kenneth Pape
Seguin
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