Fire log summary of past 24 hours in Frederick area
Fire calls report details multiple incidents including a building fire at 14 Taney Ave at 8:15 p.m and a rear of Holiday Inn blaze at 11:01 p.m. Transformer fires occurred on West Thornhill Place and at other sites. Automatic alarms at KMART West Patrick St and Parkway Elementary School triggered responses by local hose and truck companies. House fires on Logan St and Montevue Lane prompted multiple unit responses. EMS and ambulances attended Emmitsburg and Walkersville calls. Overall counts show Emergency-19 and Routine-1.
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Taney Ave
Independent Hose Co
Junior and
Citizens Track Co
Heliday Inn
Baughman
KMART
West Patrick Street
United and Citizens Track Co
Ramet
Epenecu
Parkway
Junior Andedependent Hose Co
West Thornhill Place
Carmack Jay's
Frederick Shopper's World
United and Citizens Truck, Co
Logan ST
United, Independent Hose Co
United, Junior and Citizens Truck Co
Frederick County Extension Service
Montevue Lane
Junior
Citizens Truck Co
Montevue
Seventh ST
United and Citizens Truck Co
Black Ankle
New Windsor
Libertytown
Welty
Harney Roads
Emmi
Liberty Road
Walkersville
Weather report for Maryland mountains and nearby towns
The two day spell brought cooler but pleasant conditions with dry air and highs in the 70s. Temperature readings include Frederick 77, Westminster 45, Bagerson 77, Cumberland 74, Oakland 71 with varying overnight lows.
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Maryland
Frederick
Westminster
Bagersown
Cumberland
Oakland
Substation outage leaves 1800 customers dark in Frederick
About 1,800 Potomac Edison customers in Frederick's Willowcrest Rock Creek Estates and Holiday Inn area lost power from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. when an APE substation near the Holiday Inn failed after two regulators blew fuses. Replacement regulators arrived from Hagerstown and service was restored by about 5:30 a.m. Ed Waters Jr.
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Potomac Edison
Frederick
APE
Holiday Inn
U.S
James Latimer
Willowcrest
Rock Creek Estates
Latimer
Hagerstown
Ed Waters Jr
South Africa talks on power sharing amid protests
Minister F W de Klerk urged delegates to back a cooperative power sharing formula while justice chief Coetsee said a bill of rights would be added to the constitution. Black Sash protesters were briefly detained as two blacks were killed in Soweto and nearby after attacks involving burning tires and arson by security forces.
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F.W. de Klerk
Congress
Kobie Coetsee
South Africa Law Commission
Black Sash
National Party Congress Hall
Bureau For Information
Soweto
Johannesburg
KwaNdebele
Pretoria
South Africa
Brunswck father jailed for abuse of a disabled daughter
A Brunswick man convicted of child abuse and sexual offenses against his intellectually disabled 16-year-old daughter was sentenced to 13 years with 18 months to serve, plus periodic probation. Judge Mary Ann Stepler ordered no contact with the girl and emphasized the crime’s breach of trust. The trial also noted the daughter’s mental age and the defendant’s denial of the acts.
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George Dorsey
Brunswick
Mary Ann Stepler
John Brocard
Brocard
Stephen Meyers
Meyers
McDonalds funds water line plan for Myersville project
Myersville officials report an oral deal with McDonald’s to finance about 71 percent of a new water line for a proposed restaurant near the I exit. The 2 inch tap and 12 inch main would extend roughly 6,000 feet and add about 37,000 gallons capacity to the aging system. Officials warn the town may struggle to afford the project yet say it could ease drought risks and improve rates if growth and reliability improve.
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Myersville
McDonald’s
Thomas McCaemner
McDonalds
McCanner
McCammer
Bill Tallest
Talbot
Dick Harp
Harp
Monument Road
Consoil
McCanser
Talbott Pail
Talbott
Angelo's receives liquor license amid Urbana opposition
Urbana residents opposed to a Fingerboard Road beer license voiced concerns about increased drinking and parking near the new Angelo's store, while supporters praised the convenience. The Liquor Commission granted the license, and the council discussed cost-cutting hydrant removals and a future water line project with funding and financing questions pending.
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Vivian Ramsburg
Adamstown Bank
Liquor Commission
Louis V. Myers
Angelo’s
Urbana
Angelo D'Amico
Fingerboard Road
1270
Angelo
Derelict with $80,000 stash found after collapse
An elderly man, Chester Louie, collapsed outside a San Francisco police station with 20,000 in cash and 28 bankbooks in his clothes and backpack. Doctors say he had an internal bleed from surgery and hospital workers counted the money stored in his lining. Self Help for the Elderly notes such hoarding is common among seniors fearing loss of funds.
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San Francisco
Chester Louie
San Francisco General Hospital
Ruth Rankin
Tom Shafer
Louie
Shafer
Anni Chung
Self Help For
Chinatown Alley
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Wid
David Lesher
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