Fire destroys shed on Brandenburg Hollow Road
Smithsburg authorities investigate a shed fire on Brandenburg Hollow Road that destroyed a single story woodshed owned by Martha Patterson Lewis. About 25 firefighters battled the blaze for roughly 30 minutes. Loss estimated at $10,000.
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Smithsburg
Brandenburg Hollow
Fee Vniter Center
No Woods
Martha Pa the
Lewis
Fire calls report across multiple Maryland towns in one day
Emergency dispatch logs list multiple incidents starting 6 41 am near East Main and North Church Streets for a gas leak scene in Middletown. Additional fires reported at 3683 Trom Drive Urbana and 7121 Rock Creek Drive Braddock Heights and structures in New Market Carroll Manor Jefferson Be Brunswick Lucketts Lovettsville. Ambulance calls include five emergencies and one routine.
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East Main Street
North Church Street
Middletown
Trom Drive
Urbana
United
Citi- Brunswick
Ten
North Main Street
Watersville Road
New Market
Rock Hall Road
Carroll Manor
Jefferson
Beunswick
Lucketts
Lovettsville
Rock Creek Drive
Braddock Heights
Janie United
Citizen
Fort Detrick
Lotteries Drawn in Baltimore Maryland Wednesday Night
AP report lists Maryland draws with Pick 3 5 2 6 Pick 4 2 9 4 3 and Cash in Hand numbers 04 10 12 13 19 25
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Baltimore
Maryland
Federal judge death sentence case details unfold
The report notes federal actions on capital punishment including McVeigh guidance and potential execution dates, with mention of Victor Fegner’s 1963 execution and Congress approving drug crime capital punishment. L. S. Attorney Lynne Battaglia and accomplice Haynes receive related sentences, with Hayes' death penalty or life outcome cited from a Jan. 27, 1996, murder case.
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McVeigh
Victor Fegner
Towa
Congress
Lt Encompass
L.S
Lynne Battaglia
Haynes
Weather forecast sketch with scattered snow showers
The report outlines partly cloudy conditions with a chance of snow showers across various regions. Forecasts indicate highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the 20s to near 20s with continued cloudiness and some places seeing snow showers.
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Mount Airy man acquitted of animal cruelty charges
David Gittman was acquitted at Frederick County District Court after a trial over alleged animal cruelty involving his estranged wife Anita Gittman and her daughter Kim Holdsworth testified. Holdsworth said he struck the dog at least a dozen times and yelled that enough.
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Mount Airy
Frederick County
David Gittman
Anita Gittman
Onus
Mr. Gittman
Kim Holdsworth
Ms. Holdsworth
Teresa Bean
Mary Shoff
Man accused of rape held in Walkersville case
The district court reports a 32 year old man Michael Franklin accused of raping a girl who recently admitted the crimes after shoplifting a home pregnancy. The incidents occurred at a pool party near Walkersville and another scene a week later. The victim feared reporting due to Franklin's alleged gang ties. He was arrested in December in Pennsylvania and bail was set at 350000.
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Walkersville
Sit Ee
Michael Franklin
Cecala
Franklin
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Sting operation nets four drug arrests in city
Police reported a late night sting resulting in four arrests. Among those named were Larry Raymond Butler, 52, and Mohammed Amir Hossain, 41, both charged with possession of a non controlled dangerous substance, giving false names, and related counts. A separate arrest involved Sheena Lea with two warrants and a $15,000 bail set.
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Allen
Ea Arresia
Larry Raymond Butler
Mohammed Amir Hossain
South Tae Pees
Suicice
Open Burning Fine Against Warrenfeltz Co in Boonsboro
The Warrenfeltz Co. on U.S. 40 A in Boonsboro was fined 3000 dollars after a jury trial for open burning without a permit. Vice president Todd Easterday of Boonsboro was fined 5000 dollars. Investigators found the firm had demolished a shed and planned to burn debris, despite two warnings. The case involves Maryland Environmental Crimes Unit and state police.
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Maryland
Washington County
Warrenfeltz Co
U.S. 40-A
Boonsboro
Todd Easterday
Environmental Crimes Unit
Maryland Attorney's General’s Office
Maryland Department of the Environment
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