Contact details and rates for The News-Post publishing
The document lists officers at The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and presents contact numbers, offices, and subscription rates. It covers executives, publication schedules, and various department contacts, including Montgomery County and Rockville bureaus, with rates for single copies and subscriptions.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
Fredenck
Maryland
News-Post
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
Maryland fire and lottery round up from state events
A string of fire calls reported through Sunday evening covers house and vehicle fires at locations including 6105 Scecrest Drive New Market Carroll Manor Mount Ephraim Urbana and 13238 Jesse th Road Mount Airy along with a gas tied incident at Braddock Heights and an automatic alarm at 6131 Fieldcrest. Also noted are Maryland lottery drawings with no pot winner Saturday and a $9 million samedi further details and next drawing at $10 million.
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At & P
Scecrest Drive
Citis
Junior
New Market
United
Mount Ephraimid
Carroll Manor
Zens
Jefferson
Upper Monthery
Urbana
Harry Grove Stadium
New Design Road
W Key Parkway
Kory Hill
Braddock Heights
T Detrick
Independent
Jesseth Road
On Valley
Mount Airy
New
Ket
Ballenger Creek
Citi
Highland School
Wolfsville
Waterford Drive
Rise Retirement Home
Autoic
Fieldcrest Fe
Wootten Ave
Stratford Drive
Tuscarora Court
S Down
Tery
Auto theft sticker program expands in Baltimore
More than 1,000 residents joined a scheme allowing police to pull over cars with decals as probable cause between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Participants must sign waivers. Critics cite civil liberty concerns while officials note declines in auto crime statewide. Local judge Joseph Broccolino supports the approach, citing past thefts of his own vehicle.
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Baltimore
Alisa Lovera
Ms. Lovera
Baltimore County City
Dawn Jessa
Ter
Joseph Broccolino
Broccolino
Civil Liberties Union
New Year's Eve trouble spikes after midnight in Frederick County
A busy New Year’s weekend gave way to a chaotic dawn as Frederick County deputies and Maryland State Police recorded multiple incidents. One drunken driver, Brian Lowe, faced 12 charges after a high speed chase ending near Jefferson. In Middletown, Steve Burge was arrested after assaulting a deputy and resisting arrest. An Emmitsburg accident left Richard Martin dragged by a car, and a Braddock Heights knife incident left Nelson Williams injured and Frederick Baldwin charged.
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Frederick City
Sean Stuart
Frederick County
Brad Baxter
U.S. 40
Waverley Drive
Key Parkway
Baxter
Willowdale Drive
Baughman’s Lane
Shookstown Road
Rosemont Avenue
U.S. 15
Maryland
Thomas Winebrenner
Sheriff's Office
U.S. 340
Ballenger Creek Pike
MD. 180
Jefferson
Brian Spencer Lowe
Frederick
Lowe
W. Main St
Middletown
John King
Steve Allen Burge
William Folden
Burge
Mr. Burge
Folden
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Avenue
Stavros Pizza
Emmitsburg
Richard Allen Martin
Mark Cullember
Mr. Martin
Frederick Wayne Baldwin
Braddock Heights
Nelson Owen Williams
Mr. Baldwin
Mr. Williams
Williams
Baldwin
Weather forecast for Frederick County and Maryland mountains
Rain and fog today with highs in the upper 30s and near 100 percent rainfall. Tonight rain may mix with wet snow with lows around 30. Wednesday mostly cloudy and breezy with a 50 percent chance of snow and highs in the low 30s.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Garrett County
National Weather Service
Sound Source
News-Post
Frederick
Andrew Woodcock
Wet gray weather to persist in Frederick County
National Weather Service forecasters predict more rain fog and chilly days for Frederick County. Temperatures stay in the 30s with possible snow tonight and lingering low pressure over eastern Canada keeps a cold pattern for the next 10 days.
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Mr Woodcock
Canada
United States
Youth assaulted outside CVS in Frederick parking lot
A 15 year old Frederick youth was injured late Friday night in an assault near the CVS at 4235 Jefferson. He suffered a fractured right eye socket and was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment. Police would not release the youth's name. The incident occurred around 11 36 p m as he tried to use a pay phone outside the store, attacked by two males amid a large group. The youth was hospitalized in Frederick.
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Frederick
CVS
Jefferson
Frederick City
Man killed when his car hits bus
A Silver Spring man, 33, John Agbor Etchi of 3404 Hampton Hollow Drive, died when his eastbound car collided with a westbound Metrobus on Briggs Chaney Road at 7:34 a.m. Police ruled driver error probable. autopsy planned. A separate Friday Md. 29 pedestrian death was identified as 17-year-old Steven Shea of Silver Spring, attributed to pedestrian error.
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Silver Spring
Montgomery County
John Agbor Etchi
Hampton Hollow Drive
Briggs Chaney
Etchi
MD. 29
Steven Shea
Man Held in Break In At Ames Store
Frederick police arrested Jose Luis Hernandez at 1:30 a.m. after he allegedly used two shopping carts to smash a large window and glass door at the Ames store in the Seventh Street Shopping Center. He faces second degree burglary and destruction of property charges and is held on $5,000 bail at Frederick County Adult Detention Center.
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Frederick
Ames
Seventh Street
Frederick City
Jose Luis Hernandez
Taney Ave
Hernandez
Frederick County
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Frederick Produce
Windy
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Stouffer's
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