Travel disruptions stretch across North America
Travelers faced long lines and flight delays as backups from a storm lingered from Toronto to Chicago, with cancellations in progress at Pearson and Canadian carriers. Snow and strong winds snarled traffic, stranding hundreds and forcing highway refugees into church shelters in Indiana and leading legislators to delay sessions. Buffalo endured braces of lake effect snow and a citywide travel ban while officials warned of further show.
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Judge Dwyer weighs no knock entry in drug case
The court grapples with the legality of a no knock entry after police seized more than 30 grams of vocaine, $1,300, marijuana, two vehicles and currencies. Prosecutors defend the warrant while defense argues recent federal rulings require suppression, citing risk and suspect behavior as factors. The defense questions officer safety and seeks suppression of key evidence, while advocates stress victim support programs and ongoing reform discussions.
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City Officials Tout Monocacy Boulevard Extension
City leaders including Imelda Roberts and Col Ray Raffensberger discuss extending Monocacy Boulevard to attract development and improve emergency access to the airport. They cite tax and revenue gains from new industry, plus funding options like Tax Increment Financing as they plan a city county workshop.
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Rainy spell eases drought on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Heavy rain across Maryland's lower Eastern Shore reduces drought effects with up to 3 inches in spots. Turp Garrett notes water in ditches after six months of dryness. December Chesapeake Bay freshwater input at 10.6 billion gallons per day, the lowest on record and 20 percent of the 48-year average.
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Funeral Services For Infant Joshua Phelps Held In Frederick
Funeral services for infant Joshua Shayne Phelps of Hagerstown were held January 4 at Etchison Memorial Chapel Keenty Basford Funeral Home Frederick. Rev Duane L Beck officiated with godmother Tina Robinette delivering the eulogy and a reading. Sammi Main sang Amazing Grace at the cemetery. Bearers were Jon D Phelps Jr and Richard Robinette. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
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Weather outlook and near term heating trend forecast
The National Weather Service says a wintry mix possible midweek with warmer weekend. Today partly sunny with highs near 29 and lows around 12. Wednesday brings snow chance with highs about 30, lows upper 20s. Thursday partly sunny with highs in 40s. Friday mostly cloudy and warmer, highs 45 to 50, lows near 36. Saturday rain possible, highs in 40s, lows in 30s. Monday cold and windy, highs around 29, lows near 21. Winds gusting from north to 419 mph, wind chill about 2. Record highs and lows noted for the date.
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Frederick County fire station proposal faces volunteer shortage
Fire officials say enough volunteers may staff a new station but recruitment has failed. County funds personnel to drive engines and ambulances at several stations while volunteers provide most firefighting and rescue services. The planned 3.2 acre site remains in limbo amid calls to improve coverage in the Evergreen Point corridor.
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