Lotto unclaimed prize up to 1.5 million dollars
In Baltimore, no player matched all six Maryland Lotto numbers in Wednesday’s drawing. The estimated grand prize for Saturday rises to 15 million dollars. Twenty three players hit five of six for 1272 dollars each, while 1157 players matched four for 52 dollars. The winning numbers were 29 38 40 44 47.
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Theresa Gutierrez
Frederick poster contest winner corrected design attribution
Maryland lottery draws listed include Daily 3 0 2 and Play Four 0 0 1 0. An Aug 14 Frederick News-Post item wrongly credited artist Col Jeen Remsberg with the city poster contest winning design. Col deen Clapp is the actual winner. Remsberg’s cards are a separate business venture.
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Frederick News-Post
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Frederick City
Coldeen Clapp
Weekend Thunderstorms Span From Carolinas To Midwest
Accu Weather forecast shows thunderstorm bands from South Carolina to southern Florida and from Michigan through several central states into Kansas. Other regions including Maine Washington Oregon California Colorado and New Mexico face thunderstorms, with much of the rest of the country sunny or partly cloudy. In Maryland parts, highs near 90 today, 80s mountains, and warm humid conditions continue through the weekend with showers possible Sunday and Monday.
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Priest pleads guilty in Gaithersburg abuse case
Catholic priest Thomas Chleboski Jr. admitted committing perverted sex acts on an altar boy at St. Martin's Church in Gaithersburg in the late 1980s. Judge William Cave set sentencing for Oct. 1. minimum four years, maximum 12, per plea deal.
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St. Martin’s Church
Gaithersburg
Thomas Chleboski Jr
William Cave
Chleboski
Arlington County
Montgomery County
Christopher Fogleman
Frank Maloney
Mr. Maloney
Shrine of St. Jude Church
Fire log report 24 hour period ending 10 pm
Fire calls include 300 Carroll Parkway building fire at 12 07 a m 235 W South St house fire 12 15 p m 678 Va brush fire 12 48 p m 3744 Clay St brush fire 3 07 p m 10109 Bethel Road brush fire 4 23 p m Fort Detrick etc brush fire 4 31 p m Lewistown transfer 5 p m 34 Fifth Ave wires down 6 13 p m Branswick.
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Bethel Road
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Woodsboro
Fifth Ave
Branswick
Inmate Arraignments Delayed At Baltimore Jail
Baltimore officials disclosed 93 defendants jailed without court dates after the state took over the city Detention Center. Some inmates spent months awaiting arraignment due to records problems and court delays.
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Baltimore City
Leonard Sipes
State Division of Corrections
Martin Henn
Sipes
Kurt Schmoke
Schmoke
WMAR
Tampa couple charged with misde meanor disorderly conduct
Prosecutors in Hillsborough County will try Alfred Stephens and Janet Paddock on three second degree misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct tied to a taped sexual encounter. They will not face the initial felony charge of lewd and lascivious conduct in front of a child.
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Fla
Alfred Stephens
Janet Paddock
Hank Lavandera
Jewelry store robbed of 400000 in Bethesda
A 77-year-old Bethesda jewelry store owner, Edward O Rourke, was robbed of 400000 in gold diamonds and cash by a man who claimed to buy a ring. He tied up the owner and two employees and fled after displaying a gun. The suspect, white in his 20s, 5 6, 150 pounds, olive complexion, dark curly hair and a mustache, had previously viewed diamonds at the shop at 7950 Norfolk Ave. The incident occurred about 30 minutes before the store opened.
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Bethesda
Edward O’rourke
Norfolk Ave
Snoops Released From Hospital Widely Praised
Governor Schaefer announced longtime companion Hilda Mae Snoops was discharged from a Baltimore hospital. He praised her health, noted walking difficulty, and said he would not discuss the illness. An ambulance ride drew criticism over city policy.
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Hilda Mae Snoops
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Snoops
Annapolis City
Alfred Hopkins
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