Liamsville Man Killed In Maryland Crash
Maryland State Police await toxicology results from a fatal Md. 80 crash near Urbana. Nibed Y. Kassis, 30, of 4917 Mussetter Road Trainsville, died after his car skidded, crossed into the opposite lane, struck an embankment, overturned and ejected him about 100 feet. Paramedics and Urbana Fire Department attempted CPR before he died at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Maryland
Urbana
Nibed Y. Kassis
Mussetter Road
Trainsville
Kassis
MD. 80
Maryland Lottery Draws Update
Maryland lottery results released for Wednesday night include Pick 3 14 4 and Pick 4 05 64 with Bonus Match 3 numbers 25 10 12 22 and Lotto 20 25 36 38 40 41. Wednesday afternoon draws list Pick 3 7 8 2 and Pick 4 92 06.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Three Wootton students arrested over explosive devices
Three Wootton High School students were arrested as juveniles after police stopped their car near Travilah and DuFief Mill roads. Fire officials used a robot and air blast to render the package harmless. The trio faces charges of possession of explosives and felony explosive device.
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Gaithersburg
Wootton High School
Mongtomery
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Long
Travilah
Court Rules Past Abuse Can Be Considered in Protective Orders
Maryland Court of Appeals unanimously held that prior abuse may be admitted in domestic violence protective order hearings to show a pattern and justify future protection. The decision clarifies civil, not criminal, proceedings and upholds use of past acts despite mootness concerns.
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Annapolis
State Court of Appeals
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Marcia Coburn
William Coburn
Baltimore
Ms. Coburn
Coburn
Kathleen O’ferrall Friedman
Vials from Fort Detrick Soldier Contain Standard Chemicals
Six vials found in Army Spec. David Charles Cook's car at Fort Detrick held acetone glycerine and potassium iodide. A Provost Marshal investigation began after a report of a bomb and focuses on possible theft of government property. Cook has not been charged.
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Fort Detrick
Detrick
Norm Covert
Army Spec
David Charles Cook
Spec. Cook
Marshal's Office
Uniform Code of Military Justice
Covert
Fire log summary from Frederick area incidents
A compiled fire log lists multiple incidents across Frederick area locations including Fort Detrick, Cracker Barrel, Wellness Center, Opossumtown Pike, Liberty town, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Damascus, Mount Airy and others. Entries note automatic fire alarms building fires gas leaks woods fires and ambulance calls with times ranging from 4:30 am to 8:10 pm and locations such as 400 West Seventh Street 7408 Shockley Drive 1564 Opossumtown Pike and 11823 Gambrill Park Road.
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Myersville
Wolfsville
William Houck
Catoctin Hollow
Woods
Thurmont Hillerest Plaza
W. Patrick St
Don's Trailers
York St
Emmitsburg
Windsor Knolls
Windsor Road
Damascus
Green Valley
Hyattstown
Mount Airy
New Market
Fisher Ave
Carroll Manor
Jefferson
Lovettsville
Church SL
Brunswick
Fort Detrick Post Building
Fort Detrick
Frederick County Weather Update
Tonight cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and lows in the mid 50s. Friday, a 30 percent chance of morning showers then variable clouds and breezy with highs in the lower 70s. West and east bay regions show differing temperatures and chances of rain through Friday.
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Frederick County
Bay
Ieee
Warm weekend expected in Frederick after chilly midweek
Frederick residents can expect sunny skies and warmer temperatures this week. Meteorologist Christopher Strong predicts a high in the mid 70s today, a sharp rise from Wednesday’s 34 degree high, though 25 mph wind gusts may keep it feeling like the 20s or 30s. A 30 percent chance of Friday showers, with lows around 40 and weekend storms, followed by sunny conditions Sunday and Monday with highs in the 65 to 70 range.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
Christopher Strong
Sound Source
News-Post
Prosecutors tie Horn and Perry to deadly triple slayings
Prosecutors played a 2 second tape suggesting a link between Lawrence T Horn and James Edward Perry. They detailed how phone calls and pay booth connections aimed to tie Horn to Perry, who was convicted in the March 1993 murders of Mildred Horn Janice Saunders and Trevor Horn. Prosecution argued motives included a $1.7 million malpractice settlement and money owed. Tests show Perry spent time in Detroit bars and liquor stores while the case proceeds.
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James Edward Perry
Mildred Horn
Janice Saunders
Trevor Horn
Perry
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Horn
Horn
Saunders
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