Md fires report cites multiple blazes across towns
Fire log notes numerous incidents in Maryland including construction equipment fire at 8 10 p m on W Road wires down in Green Valley brush fires at Big Woods Road and Wouiville Road Urbana and Mant Airy building fires at 6 27 a m and 6 14 p m respectively vehicle and house fires on Madison Street Keats Terrace and W Patick Street plus a Fort Detrick call and balance of emergencies totaling 30.
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Green Valley
Big Woods
Urbanaau
Woodsboro
New Market
Madison St
Citizens
Uniteds
Keats Terr
Hyattstown
Urbana
Wouiville Road
Mant Airy
E. Main St
Middletown
Park Mills
Urbans
Fort Detrick
Independents
Ibalance
City and FOP clash over court battle and promotions
In a continuing dispute, the FOP accuses the city of trying to break its contract. The fight centers on grievance rights, promotion procedures, and the police commission's role. Mayor Gordon seeks charter clarity while a July workshop aims to define authority among city, FOP, and police commission.
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Police Commission
O’brien
FOP
Ashton
Police Department
Gordon
Willie Mahone
Frederick
Mahone
Irish envoy links hostage release to Israeli actions
Irish lawmaker David Andrews returning from Iran states Israel could speed the release of Western hostages in Lebanon by freeing some Arabs, including Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid. In related Nes, a 16 year old Emmitsburg youth injures arm with a 30.08 rifle at home on Keysville Road and is treated at Gettysburg Hospital.
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Dublin
Ireland
Iran
Israel
Lebanon
Andrews
Century Tuesday
Sheik Abdul Karim
Obeid
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg Hospital
Charles Jenkins
Frederick County
Keysville Road
Dre. Jenkins
David Benjamin
County debates road access near river and trash risk
Sara Berger and Eileen Grays warn that leaving the road open would attract crowds and litter to the river while traffic increases. Kenneth Parker opposes the road design near his Flint Hill Road driveway. Andy Nichols urges closing road ends with emergency unlockable barricades for safety.
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Sara Berger
Eileen Grays
Kenneth Parker
Flint Hill Road
Andy Nichols
Monocacy Watershed Conservancy
Storm topples trees and knocks out power across Montgomery area
An early morning storm near Goldmine and Chandlee toppled about 30 trees and caused widespread power outages across Montgomery and neighboring counties. Downed wires closed roads and disrupted mail delivery in Brookeville and surrounding areas while the Sandy Spring area faced extensive tree damage and a major cleanup effort. Police and fire crews responded to multiple calls including a serious morning accident and a Parkville three alarm fire after lightning struck an apartment roof. About 71,000 customers lost service across five counties, with several hundred remaining without power later in the day.
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Sandy
Goldmine
Chandlee
Will
Avis Birely
Ashton
Brookeville
Goldmine Road
Georgia
New Hampshire
Sandy Spring
Brighton Dam Estates
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Monroe St
Rockville
Steve Arabia
Pepco
Montgomery Mall
William Keim
County Transportation Department
Fails Chapel Way
Fails Road
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Baltimore
Harford
Howard Counties
Carroll County
Hollingsworth Road
Finksburg
MD. 91
Michael Moser
Lutherville
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Martinsburg
Wayne M. Birch
Susan K. Shoemaker
Lewis A. Jacobs
Vista
Calif
Sharon L. Baumgardner
Helen Tums
South Gate
Roy Birch
Easton
Dougle
Fitch
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Market St
Phillip Ayers
Trinity United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Jefferson
Birch
W.va
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Amvets
James A. Dunlap
James A
Bill” Dunlap
Blue Ridge Dr
Columbus
Doctors Hospital
Parkhill Cemetery
Striffler-Hamby Mortuary
Charleston
Bartlett
Ethel Shahan Dunlap
Korea
Vietnam
Tri- State Truck Co
Dunlap
Boy Scouts of America
Camp McKenzie
Camp Callaway
Sally Dunlap
David Andrews
Ali Akbar Velayati
Robert i Ereonie
Charles E. Chisholm
W. Patrick St
Roy Rogers
Plamondon Enterprises, Inc
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Leesburg
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