Indecent exposure probe at Hagerstown shop
Maryland state police in Hagerstown investigate a Sunday afternoon indecent exposure near a used book and video store on Masses Boulevard. A 13 year old County resident described a white male, about 47s, 3 foot 6, 160 pounds, wearing a light blue baseball cap, shirt and jeans. Police withheld store name and victim gender as the investigation continues.
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Waryland State Police
Hagerstow
Hagerstown
AAA
Plante
Seat belt and air bag save woman's life in crash
Irene Morris of Frederick was driving south on US 15 and tried to turn onto Wormans Mall Road when she crossed into the path of a northbound pickup driven by Donald Govan of Falling Waters West Virginia. Both vehicles went over an embankment. Morris was treated and charged with failure to yield. Govan was treated and released.
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Maryland
Irene Marr
Frederick
US 15
Wormans Mall Road
Us15
Donald Govan
Falling Waters
Wva
Bul Long
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gogan
FMH
Judge Sonner Named To State Commission
Maryland Court of Special Appeals Judge Andrew Sonner a former Montgomery County state attorney and nationally recognized expert in sentencing issues was named Monday by Gov Paris N Glendening to chair the Maryland Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy. The commission aims to provide truth in sentencing and ensure prison capacity targets violent and career offenders.
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Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Andrew Sonner
Montgomery County
Paris N. Glendening
Maryland Commission On Criminal
Maryland Lottery Draws Monday Night and Afternoon Picks
The AP reports Maryland lottery results drawn Monday night and Monday afternoon. Monday night numbers: Pick 3 8 2 1, Pick 4 9 6 3 8, Cash in Hand 1 7 10 12 19 27 28. Monday afternoon numbers: Pick 3 3 0 6, Pick 4 2 9 5 4.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Heat relief as drought prompts water saving in Frederick
Frederick officials urge residents to conserve water as heat wanes but rain remains scarce. Mayor Jim Grimes asks avoid washing vehicles and watering lawns while encouraging shorter showers and less kitchen sink time. Monday reached 84 with a 63 low. next days expect mid-80s, 60s at night, and a chance of showers midweek.
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Jim Grimes
Grimes
Gay
Parris Glendening
News- Post
Phone firms seek five year bill reform plan joint bid
Washington AP local and long distance carriers including AT&T Sprint and Bell group propose consolidating residential bills and cutting long distance charges over five years if savings are passed to consumers. The plan faces opposition from consumer groups citing net increases from certain local flat fees. Regulators may extend review as public advocates weigh in before a final decision.
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Sprint
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Federal Communications Commission
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Commission
FCC
Histon of Telecommunications
John Nakahata
Harris, Wiltshirg & Grannis
Weather map shows storms across Plains Gulf Coast
Scattered thunderstorms moved across the Plains and Gulf Coast while calmer, milder conditions settled elsewhere. Tonight, Gulf Coast storms possible. Plains and central Rockies face heavy rain and gusty winds. Northern Plains and Great Lakes see lighter showers. Dry, sunny weather in the East. Highs vary from 70s to 100s. record heat in Arizona and Yuma heat index high.
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Central Rockies
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
New England
United States
Gila Bend
Ariz
Yuma
Jackson
Wyo
Midwest
Rockies
Desert
Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Forecast Summary
Frederick County tonight clear with low 55 to 65. Wednesday mostly sunny with a possible afternoon thunderstorm far west high in the 80s. Showers possible Wednesday night with lows 55 to 60. Thursday partly sunny with a chance of storms and highs in the 80s. Friday and Saturday mostly sunny with mid to upper 80s and lows in the 60s. Maryland Beaches tonight mostly clear lows mid 60s northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday mostly sunny highs mid to upper 80s. Wednesday night partly cloudy lows lower to mid 60s. Thursday partly cloudy with a shower or thunderstorm, highs mid to upper 80s. Friday and Saturday dry with lows mid 60s and highs 85 to 90.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Mount Airy toConsider Bus Route Move Backed by Council
Mount Airy officials reversed a prior stance and endorsed a plan for a commuter bus route linking Mount Airy with Damascus to the Shady Grove Metro Station. The plan, costing about 275000 for a bus and operation, requires state funding. residents debated safety and traffic impact but consensus urged pursuing the route.
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Mount Airy
Damascus
Shady Grove
Washington
Dorald Johnson
Montgomery County
Human genome possibly one third longer than thought
Celera Genomics of Rockville announced revised genome estimates noting fruit fly DNA is about 25 percent longer than prior 120 million base pairs and suggesting a pattern of underestimation across organisms may apply to humans. The Maryland company spearheads a private project to map the human genome.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Celera Genomics
Rockville
Ina
Worker hurt in fall from high school roof
Kenneth F. Sanders a 36 year old New Oxford Pennsylvania man employed by Master Roofers of York fell 15 to 20 feet from a ladder while working on the roof at Catoctin High School in Thurmont Maryland just after 7 am Monday. He was flown by state police helicopter to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore where he was listed in serious but stable condition. Maryland Occupational Safety and Health is investigating the incident.
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R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
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Maryland
Kenneth F. Sanders
New Qixford Pa
Bill Long
Sanders
Maryland Occupational Safety and Health
Master Roofers
York
Fire log of Brunswick and surrounding areas
Fire calls and ambulance activity reported over a 24 hour period ending 8 pm Monday. Incidents include gas leak at 401 W Potomac St inside Brunswick Rescue, vehicle fire at McMurray and Washington, miscel laneous alarm on 107 Fourth Ave, brush fires at BioWhittaker 8830 Riggs Ford Rd Walkersville and 8402 Discovery Blvd Children s World Center Walkersville, house fire at 2181 Westmarch Ct Independent Junior Fort Detrick, barn fire at Woodsboro 10543A Woodsboro Rd, and various other brush fires in New Market Green Valley Liberty town New Bern ternary Way 4217 Bill Moxley Rd. Ambulance calls total 38 emergencies.
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Green Valley
Maryland State Trooper Assaulted During I-70 Stop
A Maryland State Police trooper was assaulted early today while questioning a man waving a white flap along eastbound I-70 near Mussetter Road. After approaching the man around 4 am, he pushed the trooper and fled into a wooded area. deputies, a city K-9 unit, and a state police helicopter searched the area but did not locate him. The trooper was not injured and continues the investigation.
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Mussetter Road
LH Leggett
Leggett
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Frederick businessman held on assault charges in Frederick
Frank DiGennaro a 37 year old Frederick businessman is jailed in Frederick County Adult Detention Center on second degree assault and related charges for an incident July 18 after a church service at Rock Creek Elementary School He faces 150000 bail with possible increase and a 10 percent release option if posted The State's Attorney seeks higher bail while the defense disputes the facts and sequence of events
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Frederick County
Frank DiGennaro
Rock Creek
Accra
DiGennaro
James LaRose
LaRose
Norman Usiak
District Court
Frederick Bower
Man acquitted in Circuit Court
A Brunswick area man, Michael P Webber, 21, was acquitted of malicious destruction of property in Frederick County Circuit Court for punching a large plate glass storefront window at 2 E Potomac St on his birthday. The defense argued intoxication. the judge found no clear intent to destroy the glass.
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Frederick County
Michael P Webber
Potomac St
Ken Shapiro
Webber
Shapiro
Jeff Kessler
Jule Miner
Julie Stevenson
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