Militant group warns of attacks in South Africa golf club raid
A radical Azanian People's Liberation Army spokesman said attacks on whites would rise after four white civilians were killed at the King William's Town Golf Club. He called the violence a racial war, linking it to ongoing apartheid tensions and violence across black townships.
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King William's Town
South Africa
Johnny Majozi
Azanian People’s Liberation Army
South African Press Association
Harare
Zimbabwe
Pan Africanist Congress
Benny Alexander
Fr. de Klerk
Groups help owners face death of pets in Annapolis
A Maryland SPCA program in Anne Arundel County now hosts a monthly bereavement group for pet owners led by a licensed social worker. The effort follows conversations with similar groups in Virginia and Montgomery County, addressing grief many feel peers and workplaces do not理解.
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Annapolis
Candi Nilsson
Buster
Humane Education
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Virginia
Montgomery County
SPCA
Anne Arundel County
Ms. Nilsson
Suzanne Lemitch
The
Humane Society of
Rockville
Accu Weather Forecast Maps Snow Across Regions
Accu Weather predicts snow and flurries Wednesday from Michigan to West Virginia and western Pennsylvania. The northern Plains stay cold and dry with sun, while Idaho's storm brings snow from eastern Oregon to Wyoming. Western Maryland stays partly cloudy tonight with mid-20s lows and mid-40s highs Wednesday, followed by mostly sunny days through Saturday with variable clouds and cool nights.
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Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Warning on bogus firefighter solicitations suspects multiply
Residents warned by Andrew D. Marsh deputy director of public safety to beware of fraudulent fire and rescue fund solicitations. Reports allege calls to donate for ads and publications such as Maryland Firefighter and The Fire Review with vague ownership, fake receipts, and unverified contact numbers. Marsh urges verification with Maryland charity registration and offers to check inquiries at 694 1536.
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Andrew D. Marsh
Walkersville
Maryland
Marsh
Jefferson
Frederick
Fire Review
Butch
County Fire and Rescue Association
Secretary of State
Man gets 3 years for assaulting sheep in Frederick
Frederick man Warren Allen Bowers, 40, was sentenced to three years in the county detention center after pleading guilty to sodomy and attempted sodomy for assaulting two sheep behind a East Patrick Street property. Judge Dwyer ordered 18 months to run consecutive to 118 months, with restitution to the sheep owner, plus fees.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Warren Allen Bowers
East Patrick Street
Eugene Dixon Young
Bowers
John Chillas
Duane Gigeous
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Public Defender’s Office
Gas station plan delayed awaiting SHA decision
Mount Airy set to send a gas station proposal by Ewing Oil Co. to the town board of appeals without a planning commission recommendation. The plan depends on the State Highway Administration approving the East Ridgeville Boulevard extension and realignment around a 1.2 acre parcel. A car wash and convenience store may be added.
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Mount Airy
MD. 27
East Ridgeville Boulevard
Town Board of Appeals
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ewing Oil Co. Inc
Frederick
State Highway Administration
Teresa Bamberger
Four charged in Brunswick thefts
Four Brunswick men face criminal summonses for thefts from parked vehicles across Brunswick in recent months. Chad Orge, Lester Pearell, Michael Foster, and Timothy Barracker are named with multiple theft and property destruction counts. More than $4,250 in stolen property was recovered and returned to owners. arrests may close six Brunswick cases and one in Loudoun County Va.
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Brunswick
Chad E. Orge
East F Street
Lester L. Pearell
West G Street
Michael L. Foster
North Maple Avenue
Timothy E. Barracker
West Potomac Street
Loudoun County
Bail Reduced in Brunswick Sickle Attack Case
Hagerstown man Daniel Nipper, 18, had bail cut to 5000 after testimony of heavy drinking and memory gaps regarding a late Friday incident in Brunswick. Prosecutors allege he tried to murder Scott Malpass with a sickle while witnesses saw him over the unconscious man. In a separate hearing Rodney Donaldson, 22, Frederick, had bail lowered from 150000 to 4500 for rape charges involving a 14 year old met at a Frederick bar.
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Allegany County
Charles L. Bernard
Westernport
Department of Natural Resources Police
David W. Lidie
Glen Arm
Savage River State Forest
Fort Hill
Garrett County
Lidie
Mr. Bernard
Mr. Lidie
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Daniel Rufus Nipper
Frederick J. Bower
Nipper
Scott Arlen
Malpass
Eagles
Rodney Nigel Donaldson
Frederick
Tully's
Linton
Donaldson
Scott Rolle
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Philip W. Hammond
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News Matters
Frederick News-Post
Westfield Builders Inc
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Springfield Hospital
Thomas B. Finan Center
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Way Station Inc
Community Living
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Braddock Heights
Fort Detrick
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Emmitsburg
Fairfield
S. Seton Ave
Gettysburg
Greenmount
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Woodsburg
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Rockledge Plaza
Jessica Gregg
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Ewing Oil
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Planning Commission
Watersville Road
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