Reward Offered in Frederick County Hit and Run Case
Crime Solvers offers up to 1000 dollars for information locating the driver who struck 22 year old Alexander Folger after 3 am Sunday. Folger walked home from a party when struck and left injured. his body was found at 5 26 am by a newspaper carrier. The Frederick County Sheriff's Office says he was pronounced dead at the scene. Call 663 3200. tipsters remain anonymous.
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Los Angeles
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Beverly Hills
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Freeman
West Maryland Forecast Calls for Heat With Sporadic Storms
The region from Carroll to Washington counties sees tonight’s fair conditions with lows in the 70s and a humid start to Thursday. Accu Weather notes a late-summer heat wave tomorrow with hazy sun and a cooler trend along a cold front from Wisconsin to Kansas, with warmer conditions in the West.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
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Wiscasin
Kansas
Plains
Rockies
Mount Airy Man Killed When Pickup Hits Tree
A 32 year old Mount Airy man, Earl Ray Moore, died after his 1979 Chevrolet struck a tree near Md 27 and Bond Street south of Westminster. Police say the crash occurred around 1 a.m. Tuesday as Moore lost control, hit a guard rail and a pole before plunging into a culvert. a group of children found the body about 14 hours later after hearing a loud crash.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Earl Ray Moore
Langdon Drive
Mount Airy
MD. 27
Bond Street
Mr. Moore
Fire log highlights 24 hour period ending August 23
Fire calls reported in the past day include an automatic alarm on Heather Ridge Drive at 8 14 p m and another at 5 10 p m at 550 Highland St Airpax Co Citizens Uniteds Ambulance calls and Emergencies totaling 37 with no routines noted.
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Highland St
Airpax Co
Uniteds
Father of Siamese twins faces jail for probation breach
Kenneth Lakeberg, father of the separated Siamese twins, could go to jail for violating his one year probation after a June petition cited a positive random drug test for cocaine. He admitted using marijuana, cocaine and alcohol and disclosed spending on donations and other expenses.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth Lakeberg
Mr. Lakeberg
Wheatfield
Ind
Lakeberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer Today
Grimes campaign details show longtime civic role and business ties
Grimes, a 16 year community figure and alderman candidate, explains balancing mayoral duties with his family business in Frederick. He recalls military service in Fort Jackson and Fort Meade, and describes hiring a small campaign team, public ads on city taxis, and housing plans at the Routzahn building. He cites projects like a Civil War medicine museum and support for Seventh-day Adventist Church property purchase. He plans to keep FCNB Bank board and Frederick County Agricultural Society presidency if elected.
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D.C
Berlin
Fort Meade
Frederick County
Polog Ie
Hagerstown
Mr. Grimes
Routzahn
Frederick's Square Corner
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Paul Gordon
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Harry Grove Stadium
Fcnb Bank
Frederick County Agricultural Society
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