Fire log reports multiple calls in 24 hours
Fire log shows house fires on Patman Road and Mount Airy area with units from Independents United Citizens Truck Co and Juniors Ambulance Squad responding. An outside gas leak near New Market and ambulance calls Emergency-16 Routine-1 noted. Lottery results from Maryland District of Columbia Pennsylvania included.
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New Market
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Lewistown
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Walkersville families celebrate milestone birthdays and birth
Matthew Michael Nestor, son of Michael and Teresa Nestor, turns two on Sunday December 15 in Walkersville. Greg and his wife announce Nicole Elizabeth, their third child and second daughter, born December 4 at Gettysburg Hospital weighing 4 pounds 14 ounces. Nicole is expected home by Christmas.
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Teresa Nestor
Walkersville
Greg Willier
Nicole Elizabeth
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Nicole
Weather System Brings Snow Across Maryland To New England
A developing storm over North Carolina moves to New England by Saturday with rain turning to snow in Maryland tonight. Little accumulation expected as the system weakens offshore while western Maryland remains mostly windy and very cold into next week. Travelers in Maryland and Pennsylvania mountains face difficult driving in heavy snow tonight and Saturday. Arctic air settles in, with temperatures in the teens to single digits, and a bitterly cold weekend statewide. Western Maryland expected highs in 20s this weekend, some flurries Saturday morning, then sunny but cold Sunday. Maryland mountains could see 4 to 6 inches of snow with strong winds on Saturday. Temperature readings from yesterday show Frederick 60 to 49, Cumberland 58 to 44, Hagerstown 58 to 46, Oakland 54 to 32, Westminster 58 to 46.
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Maryland juvenile services chief resigns to join county mental health
Rex C. Smith, 45, director of Maryland Juvenile Services Administration, will resign Wednesday to become a consultant to Montgomery County's new Department of Mental Health. After 16 years with the state and eight years as director, he departs before Christmas. Richard L. Hamilton will become acting director, moving from his current posts as head of the Drug Abuse Administration and acting head of the Mental Hygiene Administration for nine months.
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Maryland
Juvenile Services Administration
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Richard L. Hamilton
Hamilton
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