Five charged in murder robbery linked to stolen gun
The case centers on a 7-Eleven murder during a planned robbery by five youths. The 9mm Luger used was stolen from a Rockville home earlier in the month and found on one suspect. Holmes was identified as the shooter, with other defendants facing no-bond or high-bail orders while investigations continue. The juvenile suspect, held without bail, spent months in psychiatric care, and prosecutors pressed for strict detention.
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Rockville
Lanham
Ryan
Barry Helfand
Rodriguez
Rise of Maryland Young Democrats Sparks Revival Talk
In Frederick and surrounding counties a new generation considers reviving youth political activity as the Young Democrats dissolve and older leaders recall the party's past strength. Proposals include nontraditional meetings, celebrity events, and trips to Annapolis to engage lawmakers. The rival Young Republicans eye similar revival efforts amid a broader call for youth involvement.
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Erii
Annapolis
Young Democrats
Maryland
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Ms. Clagett
Ron Young
Frederick
Galen Clagett
Rep
Goodloe Byron
Robberies reported near East Village area in Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Police report two separate robberies. A 19 year old man was robbed off a bus near East Village Avenue and Welbeck Way at 8 20 p m with a gun implied and wallet taken. A separate Brassie Place incident involved two 17 year old suspects robbing two youths, demanding money and clothing, with one suspect hitting a juvenile.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
East Village Avenue
Welbeck Way
Brassie Place
Seoul officials dispute North Korea on military talks and POW claim
In Seoul, Hubbard rejected bilateral military discussions while North Korea urged reopening bilateral contacts in place of the armistice commission. Pyongyang said Hubbard would help repatriate three North Koreans in South Korea, described as POWs by Pyongyang but labeled as convicted spies by Seoul. Yonhap criticized Hubbard for raising the issue as an internal matter.
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North Korea
Armistice Commission
Hubbard
South Korea
South
Yonhap
Boy charged in stabbing case in Walkersville
An 11 year old boy was charged by Maryland State Police after stabbing a 14 year old in the neck with a kitchen knife during a Dec 27 fight on Monocacy Court. The younger boy retrieved the knife from his home and concealed it in his sleeve before confronting the older youth at about 8 30 p m. The victim was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. The case was referred to the Department of Juvenile Services.
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Walkersville
Maryland
Monocacy
Cibula
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Department of Juvenile Services
Shootings at two clinics leave one dead in Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts a gunman opened fire at two abortion clinics, killing a staffer at Planned Parenthood and wounding six others. Witnesses describe a man in black with a shotgun. no arrests were reported as authorities investigated the incident and paramedics treated the wounded. The dead employee's identity was not released.
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Brookline
Mass
Planned Parenthood
Boston
Frank Hayes
Nicki Gamble
Planned Parenthood of Massachusetts
Kathy Cheeo
Whitewater sentencing to proceed as scheduled
In Little Rock Arkansas judge refuses to delay sentencing for Eugene Fitzhugh and Charles Matthews two associates of David Hale in a Small Business Administration loan scheme. Matthews and Fitzhugh faced conspiracy related charges while Hale pleaded guilty to two felonies tied to his lending firm as Whitewater investigation continues.
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Little Rock, Ark
Whitewater
David Hale
Eugene Fitzhugh
Charles Matthews
Small Business Administration
Matthews
Fitzhugh
SBA
Hale
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Waterwell debate halts church renovation plans at graveyard site
The seven member Apostolic congregation leasing the church aims to find another site for the well and proceed with renovations. Church leaders express commitment to making the building operational while acknowledging hurt to families with loved ones buried there. An alternative proposed is to obtain an easement and drill on neighboring property, delaying the project until a new site is found.
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Apostolic
Chuck Hedges
Frederick
Gillis
Regional Council of Episcopal Churches
Ernest Ambush Jr
Gadra Study on Year Round School Effects
Dr Gadra reports year round schooling yields considerable savings in construction costs and reduces burnout among students and teachers while shortening post break review time. Administrators face more stress, scheduling in secondary schools proves difficult, and materials shortages arise as the year begins four times in 12 months.
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Gadra
Frederick County
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