Teen charged with assaulting counselor at Victor Cullen Academy
State police charged a 16-year-old juvenile with assault and battery after an incident at Victor Cullen Academy in Sabillasville. The counselor sustained a head injury needing treatment. The youth remains detained. Separately, a Cambridge Farms break-in and theft is being investigated, with tools stolen from a house under construction after forced entry through a window. In another case, a 16-year-old Harpers Ferry girl was charged with shoplifting at Sears, stealing items worth 150 dollars, then attempting a refund and being released to a parent.
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Sabillasville
Maryland
Victor Cullen Academy
Cambridge Farms
Jefferson
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Sears
Court date announced in zoning dispute over church site
From Staff Reports a late May court date has been set in Frederick County Circuit Court over a zoning controversy in Utica Mills Farmettes. Jeffery and Shirley Bane seek to block construction by North Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses Inc in Lewistown District claiming it violates zoning laws. Judge John H. Tisdale denied motions to dismiss and a two day hearing is planned.
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Utica Mills
Frederick County
Jeffery
Shirley Bane
Thurmont
North Congregation
Jehovah’s Witnesses Inc
Lewistown
John H. Tisdale
Court to rule on Koenig standby counsel request
Maryland's Court of Appeals will hear June arguments on appointing a public defender as standby counsel for Bruce Wayne Koenig in a death penalty case. Koenig, who killed his parents Hans Albert Koenig and Ruth Joyce Koenig in June 1994, seeks pre trial investigation and expert witnesses, and travel for interviews.
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Maryland
Bruce Wayne Koenig
Court of Appeals
Koenig
Public Defender
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Texas
Public Defender's Office
Hans Albert Koenig
Ruth Joyce Koenig
Reich’s
Ford Road
Sewage lines and sidewalks fuel Middletown snow woes
Middletown residents press town commissioners over faulty sewage lines and uncleared sidewalks after Blizzard of ’96. They cited three 8-inch pipes feeding the treatment plant and a $6 million repair hope. City officials asked engineer Richard Parks to assess remedies short of replacement while residents like James Hamilton and Barbara Nelson urged action.
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Middletown
Barbara Nelson
W. Main St
Ronald
Nelson
Stephan Nalborczyk
Washington Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Burgess William Thompson
Richard Parks
James Hamilton
Boileau Court
U.S. 40
Donald B. Thompson
Mr. Hamilton
Thompson
Flores named chief of homicide unit
Dino Flores has been named chief of the homicide and violent crimes division at the Frederick County State's Attorney's Office. State's Attorney Scott Rolle announced the appointment, noting Flores brings extensive knowledge and will handle high profile cases including a death penalty case. Flores is lead prosecutor in the upcoming machete murder trial, succeeding Rolle as homicide chief.
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Dino Flores
Frederick County
State’s Attorney’s Office
Scott Rolle
Flores
Mr. Flores
Mr. Rolle
Two Hurt In Head On Crash At Point Of Rocks
A West Virginia woman Robin Manning 27 of Frederick and a toddler Judith Hale 22 and Ethan Hale 3 were seriously injured in a head on collision on U S 15 near Basford Road. Manning was passing another vehicle when her Honda struck the Subaru, Hale child flown to Washington County Hospital while Hale 22 admitted in fair condition. Manning released after checkup and charged with improper passing.
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Point OF Rocks
West Virginia
Maryland
Robin Manning
Frederick
U.S. 15
Basford Road
Alice Godlove
Judith C. Hale
Ethan Hale
Carrell Manor
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Hale
Ethan
Manning
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Snowy and cold pattern spans from Midwest to Northeast
A storm brings light snow and flurries from Michigan to Massachusetts with bitter cold air across northern New England and the Upper Midwest. Snow chances 70 percent in Frederick County tonight into Wednesday, with 20s to 30s daytime highs and lingering light snow through the extended period.
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Michigan
Massachusetts
New England
Upper Midwest
Tennessee Valley
Frederick County
Annapolis
Cumberland
Easton
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pikesville
Waterloo
Westminster
Light snow in Northeast
Parts of Pennsylvania and New York woke to white landscapes after overnight snows while California and the West enjoyed unusually warm weather. Temperatures ranged from 67 in Los Angeles to 13 below in Marquette Michigan as 1 to 2 inches of snow accumulated in the Northeast from Erie to Syracuse.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York
California
West
Los Angeles
Marquette
Mich
Erie
Syracuse
N.Y
Shelter Cove
Calif
Las Vegas
Montana
Mississippi River Valley
Great Lakes
Appalachians
East Coast
Arizona
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Gaithersburg man charged in murder
A 20 year old Gaithersburg man, Brian Stephen Simpkins, faced first degree murder charges for the April 27 death of Gilbert Kouadio, 40, after being arrested at his home on Sunnybrook Terrace. Kouadio was shot in his Towne Crest Drive apartment. Simpkins had a prior arrest that was dismissed at an evidentiary suppression hearing and is held without bail at the Montgomery County Detention Center.
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Gaithersburg
Brian Stephen Simpkins
Sunnybrook Terrace
Montgomery County
Wayne Jerman
Simpkins
Gilbert Kouadio
Towne Crest Drive
Light Snow Returns With Cold Wind in Forecast
Forecasters warn of light snow tonight and Wednesday with temperatures in the teens and wind making it feel colder. Flurries expected this afternoon, light snow this evening, and possible accumulation remains in question. The Almanack predicts more snow and stormy weather February 12 to 14, followed by a colder, partly cloudy period. High near 37 at midnight. evening lows in the low teens with wind chills to minus 5 to minus 10.
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Amet Figueroa
National Weather Service
Hagerstown
9 year old found with crack cocaine at school
A 9 year old boy in Hagerstown Maryland was found carrying more than 6 grams of crack cocaine at school. He was a third grader at Fountaindale Elementary and placed in juvenile custody after a school bus driver alerted officials. He was referred to the Washington County Department of Juvenile Justice and later released to his mother.
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H Agerstown
Fountaindale
Hagerstown
Washington County Department of Juvenile Justice
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