Two Water Main Breaks Haunt City Areas
City crews repaired two water main breaks on opposite ends of the city on Tuesday. Dearbought residents lacked water for about two hours after an 18 inch line was struck by a construction crew. Eva Simpson of the water department urged flushing for 10 to 15 minutes to clear air. A second break near 300 block of South Market Street caused unknown damage with no construction nearby. weather or other factors cited.
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Cite
Imumuny
Dearbought
Eva Simpson
City Water and Sewer Department
Ms. Simpson
South Market Street
Ms Simpson
Fire log summary of recent calls and incidents
Fire log for the 24 hour period ending 7 pm December 1 records multiple calls including gas leaks at 6204 Derby Drive and 6423 West Towncrest Court, a brush fire at Thirteenth and Curn Drive, a structure fire at 10425 Fountain School Hoodructure, and several fuel or odor reports. Also notes ambulance emergencies and routine responses across United, Brunswick, Braddock Heights, and Independence areas.
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Long Branch
United
Derby Drive
West Towncrest Court
Curn Drive
Thirteenth
Brunswick
Vieter Drive
Brush
Fountain School
Maryland Monday Lottery Draws Reported
Baltimore AP notes Monday lottery results in Maryland with draws including Cash in Hand and Pick 3. Numbers listed include 8 5 6 6 and 3 4 42 14 20 27 40 with additional lines mentioning Pek i Shae and other drawn sets.
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Baltimore
Mary Ad
Mightet & Bik
Maryland
Fire destroys Liberty Town garage in blaze on Britain School Road
Two separate House area fires cause heavy damage. In Libertytown a wooden metal garage on Britain School Road burned with roof collapse. Items including tractors and trucks damaged. investigators estimate 150,900 dollars in damage. A welding incident preceded the blaze. Separate fires near Walkersville and Mount Airy caused 25,000 and 30,000 dollars in damage respectively with no injuries reported.
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Libertytown
Britain School Road
Pat Spielman
David L. Thrasher
Mark Bilger
Spielman
Capt Spielman
Walkersville
Retreat Road
Penn Shop Road
Mount Airy
Linn
Maryland Lawyer Discipline System Under Fire
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland's disciplinary system for attorneys and judges is criticized as slow inefficient and not friendly to the public A five member team of attorneys from across the country wrote the report The Maryland Court of Appeals asked for ABA review in February to restore public perception and protect consumers The Maryland Standing Committee on Rules of Practice Procedure has worked seven years Towson lawyer H Thomas Howell plans to present ideas at the next committee meeting January 8 to implement the ABA report and notes that the recommendations align with the committee proposal
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Maryland
Court of Appeals
American Bar Association
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H. Thomas Howell
ABA
Howell
Frederick and state forecast wrap with mixed sun and chill
Frederick forecast calls for tonight clear with lows in the mid to upper 20s and light winds. Wednesday brings sunny skies and highs in the lower 50s with light northwest winds. State forecast shows fair tonight with 20s lows, cloudy far west with sprinkles or flurries, sunny elsewhere and 50s highs. extended outlook for Thursday to Saturday features a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures ranging from the 20s to 40s. Beach forecast notes tonight mostly clear with 25 to 39 lows, Wednesday mostly sunny with highs in the 60s and north winds 5 to 10 mph.
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Tower
aUs
Cold air mass follows record warm spell in upper Midwest
A cold front moves into the Plains and Upper Midwest with blustery winds up to 40 mph. Minnesota and neighboring states shattered heat records with International Falls hitting 47, Rochester 52, and the Twin Cities 54, as a new cold spell approaches.
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Iowa
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Mercury
Maryland couple charged with buying bear bladders
Maryland couple William E. Stromko and Hul Stromko of Fallston were charged December 6 in Pennsylvania with illegally buying wildlife parts. Officials warn the bear parts trade fuels a multi billion dollar black market and pose risks to wildlife. Maryland says bear poaching not a statewide issue though two bear shooting cases are under investigation.
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Asia
William E. Stromko
Hul Stromko
Fallston
Pensylvania
Bruce Whitman
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Whitman
Surrick
Construction worker pulled from 13 foot trench in Tennessee
Darby Wayne Patrick, 26, of Kingsport, was buried more than 15 hours in a sewer ditch near Chattanooga while crews fought to free him. He was airlifted to Enlanger Medical Center in critical condition with crushing injuries and possible muscle damage. Doctors warned the prognosis was poor though he showed brief signs of alertness during rescue.
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Chattanooga. Tenn
Darby Wayne Patrick
Kingsport
Enlanger Medical Center
Chattanooga
David Wharton
Patrick
Wharton
Dennis Curry
Hamilton, County
LaVale blaze destroys six businesses and storage unit
AP reports a pre dawn fire gutted a single story LaVale building housing five businesses and damaged a neighboring self storage unit. Investigators from the Office of the State Fire Marshal sought the cause while damage was estimated at 400000 for contents and 100000 for the structure.
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Lavale
Cumberland
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Frederick man charged after speeding stop and drug seizure
Michael Joseph Legenzov Jr. of Frederick was stopped on Yellow Springs Pike for speeding about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday. Deputies detected marijuana, cocaine, and heroin with a K-9 unit, totaling 1.5 pounds marijuana and 237 grams cocaine, plus seized cash. He faced multiple criminal and traffic charges and was processed at Central Booking.
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Frederick
Yellow Springs Pike
Michael Joseph Legenzov Jr
Country Court
Legenzov
Warm start to the week with mild Frederick County weather
The Frederick area enjoys temperatures in the mid to upper 50s with no precipitation. Partly cloudy Wednesday brings highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. A Monday high of 45 followed an overnight low of 28 at the Frederick News-Post weather station. A separate outage near Golden Mile and Stonegate Farms disrupted traffic signals at U S 40 and Old Camp Road, directing police to manage crossings for several hours.
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Frederick
Mount St Mary's sprinkler activation under investigation
Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg faces a Deliberate sprinkler activation in a dormitory. Water caused about 3000 dollars in damage to a room occupied by an instructor and the apartment below, forcing relocation. Fire Marshal investigators arrived Friday morning and continue probing the case.
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Emmitsburg
Maryland
Mount St. Mary's College
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