Friday Temperatures Across Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland and More
Friday temperatures show Frederick 64, Hagerstown 89 with 60, Cumberland 88 with 58, Oakland 83 with 61 and Westminster unavailable. Extended forecast Monday to Wednesday calls for partly to mostly clear skies with highs near 90 Monday and Tuesday and in the mid 90s by Wednesday. Lows expect 60s to around 70 Monday and Tuesday and mid 60s to lower 70s Wednesday.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Westminster
Plaines Plight Forecasts Heat and Storms Across Regions
Plains endure 100s with sunrise 70s while flood warnings loom in Great Falls and Northeast. Southeast cooler with 80s and 70s. storms target Carolinas Georgia Florida. floods reported in Grantsville Utah and Baird Texas. Maryland fire calls, 8 p.m. to 9:31 p.m. incidents cited. 114-degree heat peak at Yuma.
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Baird
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Yuma
Ariz
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N.Y
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Key West
Knoxville
Macon
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Maine
Richmond
Tampa
Washington, D.C
Man dies in wreck in Silver Spring on New Hampshire Ave
In Silver Spring a two car collision on New Hampshire Avenue left one man dead and four injured. Phillip Colon, 20, of Twig Terrace, Silver Spring, died at the scene after another vehicle turned into his Pontiac. Four passengers were hospitalized, two by helicopter to Children’s Hospital. Police said the crash occurred about 11 p.m. and involved a 1981 Pontiac.
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New Hampshire Avenue
Pontiac
Phillip Colon
Twig Terrace
Holy Cross
Con Seo Laster
Trial date now set Sept. 4 Inmate 'lost' in jail delay
Baltimore the city jail held 93 "lost" prisoners after the state took over amid financial strain. Darrell Dodd 30 of Baltimore spent 16 months awaiting trial on theft charges with records described as inadequate. State officials cited takeover chaos and faulty records as cause.
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Darrell Dodd
Taare A. Sipes Jr
State ‘Department of Public Safety
Baltimore City Detention Center
Sipes
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Clifton T. Perkins Hospital
Jacqueline Bouknight
New York Brothers Linked to Frederick Drug Ring Nabbed
Prosecutor says Tyrone Middleton 28 and Edward Middleton 23 were arrested by Frederick City Police on drug trafficking links between Frederick and New York City. Indictments allege murder-related violence with bail set at 800000 and 50000 respectively. they face multiple charges including attempted murder and conspiracy.
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New York City
Frederick County
Frederick City
Tyrone Middleton
Edward Middleton
Frederick
Jerry Barnes
Cree Middleton
Barnes
Tyroné Middleton
Circuit Court
Mary Ann Stepler
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George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydes
Edward F. Mull
Ervin H. Hagg
Philip W. Hammond
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
National Weather
Accu-Weather
Accu
Tennessee
Alabama
Associated Press
Grubber Road
Zilo
New Midway
Rocky Ridge
Union Bridge
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
Bloomfield Road
Lewistown
Uniteds
Urbana
Lottery
F.C.A
South St. Leg
AGWAY
North Maske St
Langley Park
Thurmont
Wayne Quinton Pharr
Lebanon Street
Sonya Sue Biser
Mr. Pharr
Prince George’s Detention Center
Charles Town
W. Va
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Faye Peterson
George Dorsey
News-Post
Victor Walker
Mr. Barnes
State’s Attorney’s Office
Tims
Country Hills
Edward
John Hanson
Walker
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Hyattstown
Tom
Sony
Tolvo
Fox’s Pizzaways
Tom’s Tool & Stereo
Frederick Shopping Center
West
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