Fire log report for multiple Maryland incidents
Post 21 hour fire log notes several emergencies from 10:08 am to 7:00 pm. Locations include Myersville 217 Myersville Rd and 1287 Mountain Church Rd Braddock Heights Maryland Ave Braddock Tonights Easterday Rd and Oak Tree Court. Responding units from Middletown Jefferson Libertytown Walkersville reported brush and vehicle fires in multiple towns.
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Maryland Ave
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Mountain Church
Middletown
Jefferson
Oak Tree Court
Libertytown
Walkersville
Montgomery attorney pleads guilty in theft sting
Carl P. Fogel, 58, of Potomac, pled guilty in federal court to receiving stolen goods during Operation Greentamb, the largest gold and silver sting in Washington. He faced 14 counts as jurors were sworn, and his attorney said he will resign from the bar at sentencing set for Sept. 2.
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Eedts
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Seven Locks Road
Potomac
Fogel
Comecracy
Sesas C. Nicol
Tuesday Lottery Draws Across Maryland Pennsylvania and DC
AP reports Tuesday night lottery results across Maryland Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. Maryland Pick Four numbers 4 95 and 7 485. Pennsylvania Daily 8 44 8. Pennsylvania Big 4 2 3 5 ? Harrisburg report shows Big 4 2 3 5. DC Lucky Numbers 41 1 and DC Four Game 16 62 and DC Daily Double 62 41.
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Maryland
Barrisburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and regions
A weather briefing notes high pressure over the southeast drifting off coast. Mostly fair weather expected tonight in Western Maryland with a few showers possible Thursday morning, then sunny and breezy by afternoon. Maryland mountains show partly cloudy skies with a possible shower tonight and cooler temperatures. Temperature readings from Frederic, Westminster, Hagerstown, Cumberland and Oakland are listed.
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Misurisappi
Maryland
Carrel
Frederick
Menard
Montgomery
Wschington
Brevis
Turing Coober
Frederck
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
David Lesber
OMB career staff not upset over Stockman book says official
Neo political staffers at the Office of Management and Budget are not upset with former OMB chief David Stockman for his controversial book. Associate director David Gibbons told Hood College economics majors that much in The Triumph of Politics was new to him. He said staff tried to reconcile data used by Stockman to back his positions, but he doubts the staff are angry at Stockman though he criticizes his deficit conclusions.
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OMB
David Stockman
Stockman
Reagan
David Gibbons
Hood College
Gibbons
Omicron Delta Epsilon
Beat
Barnes contemplates sheriff bid amid county force talk
Barnes, running for sheriff, dismisses county police as a dead issue and pledges change through planning and stable, proactive service. He cites sheriff as a catalyst for reform, notes eight executive sessions at the National Sheriff's Institute and Maryland law enforcement courses. He discusses his DWI probation and monitors, saying the incident won’t derail his campaign.
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Barnes
National Sheriff's Institute
University of Maryland
Law Enforcement Institute
Debbie Williams
Podgment
District Court
We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Che Frederick News-Post headlines the city as the Frederick community embraces a local pride push. Officials and residents celebrate a shared identity through events and initiatives across streets, schools, and neighborhoods. Local businesses sponsor activities boosting civic spirit.
Post offices feel crunch across Frederick county area
Post offices face space and staffing strain as new homes boost delivery load from Battimore Washington corridor. Frederick already has a 1977 building, while Rocky Ridge and Myersville plan new facilities. Bids and leases drive expansion as three offices seek larger quarters and improved parking.
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U.S. Postal Service
Knoxville
Frall Developers Inc
Mount Airy
Dew
Myersville
Ellerton Road
Lericos
Montgomery Budget Strains Foresee Deep Reductions in 1987
A county committee warns that across the board budget cuts would slash Montgomery operating funds by 8 percent in 1987 and 14 percent in 1992 if enacted, with far larger effects on the Capital Improvements Program. Federal funding would shrink about 9 percent, or $108 million, affecting sewage and mass transit projects including a possible complete halt to Metrorail expansion.
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Montgomery
Gramm-Rudman
Eizenstat
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montgomery-Prince George's
Maryland
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