Lottery results and county fire calls in Maryland report
AP notes Maryland lotteries drawn Saturday night for Daily Lottery Pick Three and Pick Four numbers. Fire responses across Frederick County include municipal and volunteer companies for house, auto, dumpster, trash, and brush fires with multiple stations named and a single ambulance count.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hillcrest DR
Independent Hose
United and
Citizens Track
Country Hills
Independent Hose Company
Broadway ST
United, Junior and Citizens Truck
Main St
Woodsboro
New Midway
Four Points Road
Emmitsburg Fire Company
Washington County
Mountain Fire
Brunswick Fire Company
ED Mcclain
Green Valley
New Market
Urbana
Hyatts
Weather Update From Cold Front Across Maryland
A strong cold front crosses Maryland with showers ending this evening across Western Maryland. Unseasonably cool air follows as Canadian high pressure sits over the eastern U S Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds turn breezy, temperatures fall to near 40s to mid 40s, with cool to windy conditions persisting into midweek. Maryland mountains see lingering showers and cooler highs, while yesterday’s temps ranged from 71 to 78 degrees across cities.
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Maryland
Aulapue
United States
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomers
Washington
Maryland Mountains
Nurnes
Fredench
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Cost of college inflation fuels fee hikes in Maryland
Maryland colleges push higher tuition and salary raises as inflation widens gap between costs and aid. Hood College president Martha Church defends 6 percent faculty raises amid national ACE data showing tuition up near 98 percent since 1977. Loyola plans a substantial budget increase to attract students while state and private institutions face rising costs and tightening aid.
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Maryland
Federal Bureau of Labor
Ubey
Robert Welch
Johns Hopkins University
Hood College
Frederick
Martha E Church
Church
American Council On Education
Elaine El-Khawas
Mount St Helens Emissions Continue Five Days Long
A small steam plume rose from Mount St Helens marking the fifth straight day of activity in southwestern Washington. FAA noted no ash but restricted flights below 17,000 feet. a larger plume reached about 30,000 feet above sea level Saturday as gas and steam vented. Geologists say these degassing events are not signs of an imminent eruption and could continue for weeks. The volcano had been quiet for about 10 months since the May 18, 1980 eruption that devastated the area and left 57 dead or missing.
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Vancouver
Mount St. Helens
Washington State
Federal Aviation Administration
Mike O'Connor
Seattle
National Weather Service
Don Northrop
Portland
Ore
Northrop
Geological Survey
Steve Brantley
Brantley
Wisa
Mr. McNally
Long Beach
Visa
MasterCard
Eis
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Walkersville Ambulance
E. Patrick ST
United Fire Company
Frederick Town Mall
Cokle
Pruce
US Dept of
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The
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American Council of Education
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Board of Higher Education
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Hoodam
Lapovsky
Middletown
Buonsboro
Associated Press
GOD Answers Prayer
Peace & Plenty Ministries A Ministry of Healing & Healing Research
Healing Life Prayline
Italy
Irelart Jewelers Fine Diamonds
Frederick Towne Mall
Chae
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Fradenck Post Ofice
Hagertroun Williamsport
Canergosimon
Fen Cae Linea
Maetiolly
Manally
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Saratron
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Authente
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