Teen murder suspect to remain at adult jail
In Rockville a third Gaithersburg youth, 16, is to stay at the Montgomery County Detention Center on no-bail status for safety. Co-defendants Aaron Goldfarb 16 and Joseph Morrongiello 20 were ordered held without bail after an autopsy described 28 stab wounds and brutal beating linked to a marijuana set up.
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Rockville
Gaithersburg
Mont County
Dejaru
Zachary Marshall
Iwer
Delenas
Reginald Bours
Aaron Goldfarb
Joseph Morrongiello
Marshall
Woman held for arson not guilty in Rockville case
Beverly A Thompkins, a 39 year old homeless woman, pleaded not guilty to second degree arson, threat to burn, and weapons charges at a Rockville District Court hearing. Police say she threatened Cordelia House shelter before a fire destroyed the daytime shelter and was identified by shelter regulars. A preliminary hearing is scheduled next month as a psychiatric evaluation is pursued.
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Rockville
Beverly A Thompkins
Clicui TV
Montgomery County Detention Center
Ms. Thompkins
Cordelia House
Wood Lane
Montgomery County Fire/Rescue
Jim Resnick
Patrica M. Goldberg
Aest
Eugene Wolfe
Silver Spring man to start facilitator post
A 36 year old Silver Spring man with the Prince Georges County Police Department is appointed to Montgomery County Police Department to run citizen complaint access. Ronald W. Clarkson will begin February 22 in the 49.4 post and work from the county executive's office and regional government centers. He will create and oversee a program to help citizens track and follow up on complaints and coordinate alternative sites to file reports against officers.
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Rockville
Silver Spring
Prince George's
Montgomery County
Ronald W. Clarkson
Clarkson
Main named to dean's list at PCC and Pensacola College
Bradley Main was named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Pensacola Christian College in Florida. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Main of Frederick.
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Bradley Main
Pensacola Christian College
Florida
Michael Main
Frederick
Unbankable recipients hinder direct deposit of benefits
Treasury struggles to convert benefits to electronic payments as many recipients lack bank accounts or distrust new tech. Experts say elderly, low income, and residents in shrinking bank districts remain "unbankable," forcing millions to still receive paper checks. The delay stems from concerns over individuals needs and feasibility of full conversion by the Jan. 2 deadline.
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Washington
France
Sonad
Oytok
Becky Sherblom
Maryland Center For Community Development
Baltimore
Cathy Donchatz
The
Treasury
Financial Management Service
Ssi
Setian
Ms. Donchatz
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Martha Trout
Strawsburg
Trout Auctioneers, Inc
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