Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland mountains
Saturday brings considerable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of showers in Western Maryland. Highs in the 60s, northeast winds around 10 mph. Saturday night, a 30 percent chance of lingering showers with lows around 50. Easter Sunday looks partly sunny and warmer with highs near 70. Maryland mountains: showers possible 40 percent, highs 60 to 65, north winds 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night, lingering showers 30 percent, lows near 40s, winds increasing. Easter Sunday partly sunny and warmer, highs 65 to 70, light winds. Extended forecast calls for occasional showers Wednesday, highs mid to upper 70s, nights 40s to 50s. Temperatures colder in Maryland mountains. Through April 23–27, highs in 70s, lows 40s to 50s, precipitation below normal. or warmer Monday and Tuesday.
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Maryland
Eastview Residents Oppose City Water Tank Plan
Eastview subdivision residents object to Frederick city's plan to place a one million gallon ground water tank near their community at Bowers Road. Randy McKann said he was distraught after learning of the proposal on March 23.
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Eastview Subdivision
Frederick City
Randy McKann
McKann
Eastview
City Hall
James Harris Memorial Drive
Holter
Bowers
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
West Side
County Water and Sewerage
Winchester Hall
Ronald N. Young
Bowers Road
Young
Betty Floyd
Linden Hills
Bridge standoff ends with officer suicide over arrest
A 26 year old probationary officer Herbert Ivy killed himself on an Interstate 70 bridge after a two hour standoff with officers who sought to arrest him on sexual assault sodomy kidnapping and armed criminal action charges. Ivy stripped to his underwear before firing a pistol shot into his head as police restrained traffic and negotiated. No injuries occurred to motorists.
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ST. Charles
Herbert Ivy
Patrick McCarrick
Ivy
McCarrick
Missouri River
St. Louis
Jack D. Johnson
St. Louis County
Scott Nobie
Robert Bertel
Rockville Towing Charges Set for Council Review
A proposed Rockville law would cap private tow charges and require cash or card payments, reflect signs with company details, restrict access devices, and set storage, hours, and reporting duties for tow firms. The draft targets excessive fees, notice issues, and kickback practices, with police guidance cited by critics.
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Rockville
Carey Geddes
Geddes
Impound
Weather and flood watch update near Frederick
Thunderstorms missed Frederick. Friday flood watch for Frederick County was canceled by midday. Potomac River flooding fears persist with rising levels near Point of Rocks and Md. 17 bridge while most areas see no immediate danger. Forecasters expect some showers and cloudy skies Saturday, with Easter Sunday promising nicer weather in the 70s.
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Frederick County
National Weather Service
mid-Atlantic
Potomac River
Potomac
MD. 17
Brunswick
Loudoun County
Point of Rocks
Lettie Shores
Shores
Frederick
Shaver
Fire Log Snapshot of alarms and responses
Fire calls logged in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Saturday include smoke detector alarms at 12:34 a.m. on W South St with United, Junior and Citizens Truck Co. responding. a gas leak at 415 Columbus Ave at 10:42 a.m. with United, Independent Hose Co. and Citizens Truck Co. responding. and an automatic alarm at County Rotorex Corporation at 12:37 a.m. with Walkersville, Junior, Lewistown, and Walkersville Ambulance responding. Ambulance calls show Emergency-7 and Routine-0.
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W. South ST
United, Junior and Citizens Truck Co
Columbus Ave
United, Independent Hose Co
Citizens Truck Co
Rotorex Corporation
Walkersville
Junior
Lewistown
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Baltimore
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Pennsylvania
Romsburg Enterprises
Armstrong
Congoleum
Mannington
Columbus
Vin
East South Street
Michael Enright
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