Fire Log Reports Rural and Town Blazes Across Montgomery County
A local fire log lists 24 hour calls ending 10 am with 17 emergencies and 0 routines. Incidents include trucks, sawmills, woods fires and auto blazes across Jefferson Mount Airy Brunswick and Urbana areas with ambulances dispatched.
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Liberty Road
Walkersville
Bassford
Jefferson
Carroll Manor
Braddock Heights
Hampton Valley
Emmitsburg
U.S
Janiors
Uniteds
Independents
Lottery winners across Maryland DC and Pennsylvania Monday
AP reports Maryland drawn daily lottery numbers 14.1 and pick four 2 1 4. In Washington DC the Lucky Numbers 790 and DC 4 6237 were drawn. Harrisburg PA lists Pennsylvania Lotto numbers 21 37 30 31 48 25 with 13 as alternate, and Daily Lottery 4 8 9.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
Harrisburg
Barrisburg
Pennsylvania
Potomac claims life of Virginia man in river swim tragedy
In Montgomery County a 19 year old Fairfax man James Skow Ronski died after entering the Potomac near Bodey Island rapids around 4 45 p m Sunday. Boaters and rescue units could not save him as currents swept him downstream. Authorities warn Potomac remains dangerous with lethal undercurrents despite calm surface.
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Great Falls
Potomac River
Fairfax
Montgomery
Fairfax Counties
Potomac
Warm Maryland Weather With Shifts In Front
A weak cold front edges eastward Wednesday as a mass of hot air over the east shifts. Scattered showers remain rare in the dry spell. Western Maryland counties expect fair warm conditions tonight and Wednesday with a slight thundershower chance. highs near 85 to 90, cooler Thursday with more showers. Maryland mountains: warm with possible afternoon showers today and Wednesday. highs around 40s to 50s. Farm forecast calling for light southerly winds, good drying Wednesday, fair Thursday. Yesterday’s temps: Frederick 93 and 50, Cumberland 90 and 54, Hagerstown 84 and 56, Oakland 82 and 59, Westminster 91 and 57. Downtown Baltimore tied or set April records with 96. Other highs: Harrisburg 93, BWI 93, Wilmington 90, Salisbury 89.
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United States
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Baltimore
Mercury
Harrisburg
Bwi
Wilmington
Del
Salisbury
David Lesher
Nation’s weather forecast for Wednesday showers inland
The National Weather Service predicts showers statewide from central California to the northern plains and from the central Gulf to the Great Lakes, eastern New York and New England. Warm conditions are expected in the East as a separate forecast note.
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National Weather Service
California
Pisins
Gulf
Great Lakes
New York
New England
School board approves caboose and ballfield project
Frederick County Board of Education approved placing a train caboose at Brunswick High School and allowed Woodsboro Athletic Association to build ballfields at an elementary school. A $27,000 roof repair change order at Middletown High was approved along with budget transfers for the Adult Education department funded by tuition. Walkersville High students Mark Schmidt and Mark Wood won county science and engineering honors and will advance to an international fair in Louisiana.
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Nancy Luse
News-Post
Brunswick High School
Frederick County Board of Education
Tha Nahan
Woodsboro Athletic Association
Middletown High School
Rita 8. Gordon
General Hospital
Wiliam Hess
Walkersville High
Mark Schmidt
Mark Wood
Louisiana
Possible Chemical Spill Closes I-70 At Jug Bridge
Ted Meminger of the state fire marshal's office in Frederick County inspected the eastbound I-70 scene after a crash involving two tractor trailers one carrying Sigailon drums of an unidentified flammable material. Residents evacuated as HazMat teams arrived traffic diverted and I-70 remained closed with no injuries reported.
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Ted Meminger
Frederick County
Jug Bridge
Maryland
Baltimore
Montgomery County HazMat
Presstine
MD. 144
Sycamore Fists
East Patrick Street
Dariese
Wiles Barall
Coca Cola to change secret formula in landmark shift
Coca Cola plans to alter its 99 year old secret formula to create a sweeter smoother beverage aimed at boosting market share against Pepsi. The move, announced during a New York meeting attended by executives, will likely involve a new advertising blitz featuring Bill Cosby and possible logo changes as Pepsi notes the shift.
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Atlanta
Pepsi
Coca-Cola
New York
Pepsi-Cola
Bill Cosby
Jobn Pemberton
Jesse Meyers
Beverage Digest
Advertising Age
New York Times
Delaplaine Family Leads News-Post Growth Amid Coke Debate
George Randall assumes fourth generation top management at The News-Post with Gayle Pryor moving toward Frederick, while Fred Archibald and J ess e Meyers discuss merchandise strategy and beverage industry shifts. The article notes Coke's reformulation rumors, rival claims, and industry analyst commentary on taste changes and branding battles.
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Lynchburg News
Virginia
The
News-Post
Elizabeth
Cerelia
Uties
Middletown High School
Lynchburg College
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Went
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Wise
Myron W
William T. Delaplaine
George Randall
Gayle Pryor
Metro
Knight-Ridder
Lexington
Martha Chatham
Shelbyville
Casey Elizabeth
Margaret Randolph
Maggie
Frederick
Fred Archibald
General Motors
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George B. Dalaplaine Jr
Myron W. Rendell
Marlene B. Young
George
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
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Rockville
Mid
News Matters
Sabillasville
Aes
Wed
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NOAA
Dent of Co
School Board
Oks Ballfield Construction
Coke
PepsiCo
Beverage Industry
Ecompany
Motallie Silva
Jeffrey Weingarten
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Weingarten
NPNF
Archibald
George Delaplaine
Are
A&p
West Patrick Street
Great Southern
W. Patrick St
Nephenli Lago
New York Daily News
A. Ortiz
New York City
N. Market St
Prospect Plaza
North End Cleaners
Cacharel Collectives
Mix and Match Group
Hollywood
bon-ton/eyerly's
Frederick Towne
Visa-Mastercard
BON-TON/EVERLY'S
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