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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 08, 1999

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House fire in MontCo kills two dogs in Ashton home

A basement to roof fire in a split level Montgom ery County home on Mill Grove Road started around 10 am from a dryer timer unit electrical malfunction. Two dogs a Keeshonden and a Rottweiler died from smoke inhalation. damage estimated at $130,000 while occupants were away.

Rockville Ashton Montgomery County Fire Rescue Jim Resnick Resnick Mill Grove Road

Warm Up Expected as Temperatures Reach 80 Across Region

The National Weather Service forecasts highs near 80 today under sunny skies with overnight lows in the 50s. Showers end Friday and into the weekend with daytime highs in the 60s. State police barracks in Frederick recorded a high of 75 and a low of 50 on Wednesday.

Mercury National Weather Service Frederick

Tools Stolen From Snap-On Truck Near Funkstown

Maryland State Police investigate a March 31 theft of about $30,000 worth of tools from a Snap-On service truck on U S 40 A south of Funkstown. Stolen items include air ratchets grinders impact wrenches and socket sets. alarm was disabled. Contact Hagerstown State Police at 301 739 2101 with tips.

Funkstown Maryland U.S. 40-A Nkstown Mike Kretzer Hagerstown

Sears correction notice for bikes pricing error

In our Sears April 8 insert two bikes were priced incorrectly. The sale price should be $69.99 with a $10 savings indicated, replacing the prior listing of $99. A correction note explains the error and apologizes for any confusion caused.

Sears

Sheriff objects to five dollar criminal fee plan

Sheriff Jim Hagg told a House committee the five dollar fee would burden the sheriff's office with high tech costs and that only real criminals would pay. District Court officials warned the plan could force fees on traffic violators, raising questions about scope. Committee prospects remain weak after prior similar measures were defeated.

Annapolis Jim House Committee Dietrick Rat Hagg House Judiciary Committee Timothy Ferguson Frederick Carroll Ferguson Patricia Platt District Court

Counterfeit $20s Passed in Area In Maryland

Maryland State Police urge business people to inspect twenty dollar bills after several counterfeit notes were passed in the past two weeks at Francis Scott Key Mall stores and a local service station. Suspects should call police if they receive a fake bill.

Maryland Francis Scott Key

Lotteries Drawn in Maryland on Wednesday Night and Afternoon

AP reports Maryland lottery results from Wednesday. Evening drawings: Pick 3 3 0 7, Pick 4 9 7 9 9, Cash in Hand 7 10 13 20 24 27 31. Afternoon drawings: Pick 3 7 7 6, Pick 4 3 7 8 8.

Baltimore Maryland

Frederick and Beach Forecast Summary

The forecast shows increasing cloudiness with showers and a 50 percent chance of rain. Lows generally in the 50s, highs from the mid 60s to mid 70s. Extended outlook hints at slow clearing with cooler weekend conditions and some thunderstorms.

Frederick

Vapor Tracer boosts Thurmont police power with free $40000 device

Thurmont officials reviewed a Vapor Tracer, the only Maryland police unit with the device for drugs and explosives. The $40,000 unit arrived free via Federal Counter-Drug support, with Officer Troy Angell trained to operate it. The tracer offers 10 second results, 1 percent error, and multiple substance searches, aiding probable cause in drug cases.

Thurmont Maryland Neil Bechtel Federal Counter- Drug Technology Assessment Center Troy Angell Texas Angell Robert Wagerman Bechtel Jon Wilmington Mass

Eight-year-old charged after rock attack near Brunswick bus stop

Police said an 8-year-old boy hit a girl waiting for the Brunswick school bus with a rock, cutting her above the eye and prompting second-degree assault charges. The incident coincided with reports of marijuana on a Windsor Knolls Middle School bus and a disturbed boy at Lewistown Elementary.

Brunswick Dennis Wilson Windsor Knolls Middle School Lewistown Doug Burcher William Johnson Frederick Memorial Hospital Ken Olander Windsor Knolls Middle Olander

Fire log reports multiple calls and brush and woods fires

Fire log for the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday records 13th Avenue Tama rack Way Brunswick misc alarm at 2 42 p m 4927 Mussetter Road New Market brush fire at 4 p m 14913 Foxville Deer field Road woods fire Thurmont Rocky Ridge Wolfsville Smiths burg 6224 Jefferson Pike brush fire United 705 p m misc alarm Independent Ambulance responses 54 emergencies 1 routine

13Th Avenue Tamarack Way Misc Brunswick Mussetter Road New Market Foxville Deerfield Road Woods Thurmont Rocky Ridge Wolfsville Smithsburg Jefferson Pike United

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