Baltimore woman arrested at prison in Maryland
Tarita L. Lyon, 35, was arrested after attempting to sneak 8.8 grams of heroin into the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown. An officer found the drug in her cheek and a 3-inch knife in her purse. Lyon faces charges of heroin possession, intent to distribute, paraphernalia possession and carrying a concealed weapon. She was held Friday night.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Correctional Training Center
Tarita L. Lyon
Indictments Trompt Drug Ring in Frederick Case Files
A Frederick grand jury indicted six individuals on drug charges amid an ongoing probe into trafficking. The suspects include Carl Augustus Shaffatt of Baltimore, Victor Bowman of Frederick, Errol Lindo of Baltimore, Tony Williams Lewis of Keymar, Edwon Perry of Frederick, and Kenneth Swearingen. crimes cited include possession of cocaine and steroids. Police also seized a stash house with drugs and drug-related documents and chemicals used to dilute cocaine and manufacture crack. Nanci O'Brien, assistant Frederick County state's attorney, said more arrests and seizures are expected as the investigation continues.
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Frederick
Nanci O’brien
Frederick County
Ms. O’brien
Carl Augustus Shaffatt
Baltimore
Calvin W. Lee
Victor J. Bowman
Errol Michael Lindo
Tony Steven Williams Lewis
Keymar
Brian
Mandra Myers
Edwon A. Perry
Frederick City
William Burton
Michelle Cassady
Kenneth James Swearingen
Driver Dies After Car Hits Tree Near Olney
A 33 year old Olney man Kenneth Eugene O'Brien died when his car left Olney Laytonsville Road west of Olney Mill Road and struck a tree. He was flown to Suburban Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The crash occurred around 10 p m and the victim resided on Ohara Place. Police said the incident was on the road near North Branch Stream Valley Park.
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Olney
Montgomery County
Kenneth Eugene O’brien
Ohara Place
Laytonsville
Olney Mill Road
North Branch Stream Valley Park
Frederick and State Forecast Summary
Frederick forecast shows tonight fair with a low near 30 and light northwest winds, Sunday mostly sunny with highs in the lower 50s. State forecast calls for tonight cloudiness west with flurries, elsewhere fair, lows 30s to 20s, Sunday mostly sunny with mid 40s to low 50s highs.
Western Storms Drench Pacific Northwest and Plains
The Pacific Northwest faces another storm with rain across Washington, Idaho, Oregon, and Northern California, with snow in high elevations and coastal winds increasing in the afternoon. A second Western system targets New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma with heavy rainfall. A low pressure system also brings precipitation from the Ohio Valley into New England, raising flash flood concerns.
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Pacific Northwest
Plains
Ohio Valley
New England
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Weekend Weather: Clouds Mild With Varied Temperatures
The forecast from the National Weather Service calls for cloudy conditions today with highs in the low 50s and northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows in the mid 30s and light winds. Sunday brings partly sunny skies with mid 50s, turning cloudy Sunday night with temps 35 to 40. Monday looks windy and wet, with rain ending Tuesday. The Frederick News-Post station logged 51 degrees at 3:30 p.m. and 37 degrees at 2 a.m.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Cpl. Treglia Steps Down From DARE Role at Middletown
After a decade in middle schools Cpl Gail Treglia retires from the DARE program at Middletown and Thurmont. She educated more than 17000 students about drugs and led anti drug skits at Middletown Middle School while MMS Principal William Van Hall praised her devoted service and noted the district’s ongoing DARE efforts with other officers and programs.
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Middletown
Cpl
Gail Treglia
Maryland State Police
Cpl. Treglia
Middletown Middle School
MMS
William van Hall
Walkersville
DARE
Bonnie Morris
Frederick County
Treglia
Cpl Treglia
Homeowners weigh bans on RVs and trailers in Farmbrook
Unauthorized vehicles may be towed starting April 1 as Farmbrook and Lake Linganore Association push to ban recreational and commercial vehicles from roadways. Lake Linganore officials and Sheriff Hagg say enforcement focuses on safety. courts would decide covenant applicability to public streets. A Frederick woman, Katrina Michelle Wildi, 28, was jailed on prostitution charges after approaching an undercover officer on North Market Street.
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Farmbrook
John Kendall
Lake Linganore Association
Farmbrook Home Owners’ Association
Kendall
Aeons
Lake Singanore Association
Summerfield
Westwinds
Frederick County
Jim Hagg
Sheriff’s Office
Hagg
Frederick
Frederick City
Katrina Michelle Wildi
North Market Street
Ms. Nikoi
Local man charged after buying fake crack from officer
Frederick City Police say Robert John Fisher, 46, of the 400 block of South Street, was charged at 9:40 p.m. Friday with possession of a neon controlled dangerous substance after purchasing fake crack cocaine from an undercover officer.
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Frederick City
Robert John Fisher
South Street
Snowboarder dies after six days lost in San Gabriel Mountains
Jeff Thornton aged 14 died in Loma Linda after surviving six days lost while snowboarding near Wrightwood. He suffered cardiac arrest eight days after a rescue, with his condition deteriorating Friday. Thornton disappeared Feb 7 on a foggy descent at New Mountain High ski resort.
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Loma Linda
Calif
San Gabriel Mountains
Jeff Thornton
San Bernardino County
Linda Myers
Thornton
Loma Linda University Medical Center
New Mountain High
Wrightwood
Marc Shapiro
Belle
Los Angeles
Brolin Accused of Ramming Paparazzo Outside NYC Theater
Paparazzo Richard Corkery of the Daily News says James Brolin rammed him during photo firsthand of Barbra Streisand and the actor leaving a New York theater. Corkery, 55, was treated for head and neck trauma and may press charges. Streisand, 55, and Brolin, 57, were sited at the event.
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NEW York (Ap
James Brolin
Barbra Streisand
Richard Corkery
The
Daily News
Corkery
Brolin
Streisand
Long Island
Corn hybrid manure solution cuts water pollution aim
A new corn hybrid, touted by Pioneer Hi-Bred International, promises a 40 percent reduction in phosphorus from animal manure and potential feed-cost savings. Officials tied the release to Clinton's clean water initiative and the rework of the Clean Water Act.
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Washington
Bill Neibur
Pioneer Hi-Bred International
Agriculture Department
Clinton
Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Nuclear irradiation of meat unlikely to spread soon
A Sterigenics plant near Chicago uses cobalt-60 to sterilize medical gear and warns the beef, pork, and chicken industry faces strong barriers. Despite federal approval in December, meat irradiation struggles against consumer fears, anti-nuclear protests, and lack of corporate plans. Poultry irradiation, approved in 1992, remains rare.
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Gurnee
Chicago
SteriGenics International Inc
United States
SterGenics
Irra
Richard Louria
Department of Preventative Medicine
New Jersey School of Medicine
Car bomb hits Moira as Sinn Fein excluded from talks
A 500 pound car bomb exploded in Moira Northern Ireland injuring seven police and four civilians. The blast destroyed a bed and breakfast and damaged a police barracks. Police could not confirm responsibility though suspicion fell on republican extremists. The attack followed government decisions keeping Sinn Fein out of negotiations until March 9 and tied to continued IRA cease-fire tensions.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Frday
Moira
Ronnie Flanagan
Britain
Paul Murphy
Irish Republican Army
Mo Mowlam
David Andrews
Gerry Adams
Mowlam
IRA
FBI calls anthrax deal bizarre in Las Vegas arrest case
William Leavitt Jr and Larry Wayne Harris, both microbiologists, were arrested outside a Las Vegas medical office charged with possessing anthrax or its precursor and conspiring to possess the agent. Attorneys say the two were swindled in a fake sale of a $2 million germ killing device by an FBI informant.
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Las Vegas
William Leavitt Jr
FBI
Leavit
Leavitt
Larry Wayne Harris
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