Maryland Drought Linked to Global Warming Debate
Maryland and the Northeast endure what is described as the worst drought in a century with scientists debating links to global warming. Researchers note rising global temperatures and heat trapping gases may influence weather patterns, while cautioning against assigning a direct cause. Experts cite more extreme conditions but emphasize the need for further study.
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Frederick County graduates first recruit class of fire and rescue workers
The inaugural group of 19 recruits completes basic military style training at the Frederick County public safety training center on Reich's Ford Road. Under guidance of veteran firefighter Harry Harrison, they learn discipline, saluting, and professional conduct as Stan Poole emphasizes the paramilitary nature and self supervision expected in the department.
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Witch Hunt Leads to Marijuana Charge in Burkittsville
Bradly Allen Gutshail, 23, of Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, was arrested after Maryland State Police stopped a 1991 Chrysler on Picnic Woods Road near Burkittsville for equipment violations. A search found marijuana and a pipe. occupants admitted seeing The Blair Witch Project. He was released on personal recognizance by the Frederick County District Court commissioner.
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Local man builds marble fame for Middletown
Jeff Kimmell 31 of Frederick built a marble empire by founding the Knuckler's Club and guiding 30 players to the National Marble Championship in Wildwood New Jersey since 1990. Five champions four runners up and 24 semi finalists mark his program amid Middletown's growing marble notoriety.
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Teen shooters win Mason Cup at Frederick County event
Jeff Kimmell coaches a Frederick County based Mason Cup event where Megan Winkelman 15 of Frederick won the female division and Nathan Thompson 15 of Monroe County Kentucky won the male division. The age range Sunday was 14 to 72 with runners up Emily Martin 15 of Frederick and Jeff Staus 17 of Middletown.
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