Watkins Mill vandalism arrests tied to Feb 5 graffiti
Montgomery County police announced the arrest and charging of two Montgomery County high school students, a 16 year old and a 17 year old, in a Watkins Mill High School vandalism case. Principal Steven Dickoff said graffiti appeared at about a dozen locations around the building with spray painted handles. No racial or vulgar messages were reported.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Late Thursday Night
Baltimore bartered results show Maryland lottery drawings completed Thursday night with several numbers and potential payouts. Detected details are sparse but indicate draws occurring in the evening as local bettors awaited prize updates.
Winter storms strain roads and salt supply nationwide
Snow freezing rain and frigid air slam from Texas to New England as Maryland warns salt may run out after this storm. Dozens of Nashville skids and weather deaths tally at least 23 for the week. An air ambulance crashes in San Antonio, killing two and injuring one.
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Virginia man faces 48 charges of theft
Charles Anthony Whitehead, 35, of Newport News, Virginia, is charged with 48 offenses including forgery and theft in Frederick County. Police say he stole blank checks and bank cards from offices, posed as a pizza delivery worker to access businesses, and used a woman’s driver license as his own. The case involves local restaurants and a detective in disguise, with arrests following a November theft spree.
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Retirement fraud probe hits Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Dept
Montgomery County police Fraud Section searches Hyattstown fire station amid claims of forged retirement papers to boost benefits. Former president Avon B. Chisholm was ousted last week amid internal turmoil. A female member's discrimination complaint cites unequal breath apparatus testing for women. current president Doug Edwards says accusations come from a person with a grudge and are under review. The Fire and Rescue Commission is handling the matter as investigators proceed.
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Public hearing rescheduled by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of Education rescheduled its second public hearing on the fiscal 1995 budget to Monday Feb 14 at Monocacy Middle School. The session starts at 7 30 p m. A Feb 15 budget workshop will discuss public input as Superintendent Daniel Gadra proposes 161 million dollars for next year not counting potential teachers' raises.
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