River board seeks help on Monocacy River protection
The Monocacy Scenic River Board plans a 7 p.m. May 26 brainstorming session at Marsh McBurney offices to avoid duplicating projects. They will invite Sierra Club and many local groups including Frederick County Builders, Monocacy Canoe Club, fly fishermen, hunters, Chamber of Commerce, forestry and park service, State Highway Admin, county parks and recreation, planners, colleges, and Frederick County Commissioners. The board aims to broaden membership from three to more members to aid river protection efforts.
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Metropolitan Court
Sierra Club
Frederick County Builders Association
Monocacy Canoe Club
Chamber of Commerce
Forestry and Park Service
State Highway Administration
County Parks and Recreation
Frederick County Commissioners
Fire log reports multiple 24 hour calls in Maryland towns
During the 24 hour period ending at 9 pm fire calls included 10:50 a.m. house fire at 11218 Putman Road Lewistown Walkersville Thurmont Independent Emmutts burg Junior Walkersville Rescue. 1:23 p.m. house fire at 9100 Mapleville Road Myersville Mussetter Road. 4:16 p.m. woods fire at New Market Urbana. 7:57 p.m. house fire at Elmer Derr Road Carroll Manor Jefferson. Maryland lottery results drawn Wednesday night Daly Lotto Pick 4 and numbers listed.
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Putman Road
Lewistown
Walkersville
Thurmont
Independent
Emmuttsburg
Junior
Mapleville
Myersville
Mussetter
Woods
New Market
Urbana
Elmer Derr
Jefferson
Carroll Manor
Prominent Maryland lobbyist Ira Cooke charged with drug offenses
Ira C. Cooke, a top Maryland lobbyist, was arrested in Annapolis after police raided a sixth floor Loews Hotel suite and seized 10.4 grams of marijuana. He faces charges of possession and possession with intent to distribute, released on his own recognizance, as investigators said packaging could indicate intent. Cooke, 46, represents groups such as the American Physical Therapy Association and Maryland Optometric Association and earned about 358,096 during a six month period ending April 1992.
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Annapolis
Ira C. Cooke
Maryland
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Cooke
William Pitcher
Pitcher
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Tom Negri
State House
Gary Simpson
John Groh
American Physical Therapy Association
Maryland Managed Care Association Inc
Maryland Optometric Association
Ira
No Lotte Jackpot Won in Maryland Drawing
In Maryland there was no jackpot winner for the Lotte drawing worth an estimated 2.5 million dollars. The winning numbers were 5 21 33 37 38 49. Five players matched five numbers earning 1,179 dollars per ticket. 1,424 players matched four numbers earning 38 dollars each. The next drawing is expected at 3 million.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lotte
Maryland Lottery
Western Maryland and Maryland Beaches Forecast Summary
Mostly sunny and mild across Western Maryland with highs in the 60s to near 70 and light winds. Maryland mountains and beaches show similar mild conditions with highs near 70 at several locations and nights in the 40s. Extended outlook calls for showers Saturday and Sunday with cooler temperatures and partial clearing.
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Maryland
Youth arrested after trying to injure parents
A 15 year old Mount Airy youth was arrested after attempting to choke his mother, striking his father, and fighting deputies. He is under mental evaluation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. While restrained he allegedly told his sister to obtain a gun and shoot deputies. He faces four charges including two counts of assault and battery on parents and two counts of resisting arrest.
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Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Gordon Geesey
Sidney Road
Maryland fugitive pleads innocent to multiple charges
In Berkeley Springs West Virginia Randy Eugene McBee a Maryland fugitive pleaded innocent to charges stemming from an 11 day chase A Morgan County grand jury indicted McBee on counts including first degree sexual assault kidnapping armed robbery grand larceny and burglary totaling many counts across three major categories
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Berkeley Springs
Wva
Maryland
Morgan County
Randy Eugene McBee
Mother Charged With Pushing Child From Car
In Annapolis a Pasadena woman Donna Marie Candella age 26 faces assault with intent to murder child abuse reckless endangerment and maiming after pushing her 7-year-old daughter from a moving car. A District Court judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation and she is held without bail pending the evaluation.
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Annapolis
Pasadena
Clayton Greene Jr
Donna Marie Candella
Ms. Candella
Tools Stolen From Windsor Knolls Middle School Site
Tools and building materials valued at more than 15600 dollars were taken from a Windsor Knolls Middle School site on Windsor Road. Thieves cut padlocks from a construction trailer between 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and 6:30 a.m. Wednesday. Items stolen include punches screw guns copper drills grinders cutters tapes saws masonry and hand tools nail bags hammers and tongs belonging to four companies working on the Green Valley school project.
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Windsor Knolls Middle School
Windsor Road
Green Valley Area
Five Quad executives indicted for FDA fraud scheme
A Baltimore grand jury charged five former Quad Pharmaceuticals executives with conspiring to defraud and shipping adulterated drugs. Indicted are Surenda Bansal of New York, and Dilip Shah Raja Feroz Asad Ullah and Asad Ullah of Colorado, with arraignment set for April 16. Faces include conspiracy to defraud and fraudulently altering formulas, destroying lab results, and backdating documents.
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Baltimore
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Quad Pharmaceuticals
Indianapolis
U.S
Maury Epner
Surenda Bansal
New York
Dilip Shah
Raja Feroz
Asad Ullah
Colorado
FDA
Maryland
Quad
Dalal Chatterji
Andrew Morris
Jan Thomas Sturm
Cunningham Falls Set to Open April 9 Despite Storm Damage
Cunningham Falls State Park will open on Friday April 9 with limited access due to ice storm damage. Rangers must clear damaged trees before portions reopen. Wood cutting requires a $25 cord permit from the park office, with cuts allowed on weekdays. For camping and wood cutting information call 271 7574.
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Thurmont
Cunningham Falls State Park
Patti Manowa
Department of Natural Resources
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