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Weather Outlook Mixed Showers Snow Flurries Across Regions
Accu Weather forecasts Saturday showers and snow flurries in Washington Idaho and Montana with scattered showers in Texas and New Mexico Western Maryland districts show variable cloudiness lows around 30s and highs upper 30s to lower 40s Maryland mountains stay cooler with flurries and highs near 35 Mostly sunny Sunday then rain chances Monday with highs 45 to 55 and overnight lows 30s to low 40s
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Brunswick club loses liquor license amid violations cited
Western night club on North Enne turned in its license after cited violations based on police reports. The Frederick County liquor commission noted no action taken as owners surrendered the license. D&B Beer & Wine in Walkersville paid a $500 fine for selling to minors. Callahan's on Rosemont Avenue fined $200 for an owner drinking on premises. Police reported a DUI incident involving a Callahan's part owner. A Dec 28 Frederick News-Post story about Donna Silliman and the Kennedy Smith trial was retracted as false.
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Court reinstates death sentence for Baltimore County killer
In Annapolis the Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling on Thursday and restored the 1982 murder conviction of Donald Thomas, a man who killed a Baltimore County couple. The case is sent back to the circuit court for further arguments that could lead to a new sentencing hearing.
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Brooklyn man pleads guilty to two Frederick County assaults
Tyrone Middleton 29 pleads guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to assault and battery and assault with intent to maim in two incidents. One beating occurred at John Hanson Apartments on North Bentz Street last April with three attackers kicking a victim after a struggle. A second case in September 1990 involved Shawn W. Fisher and Middleton allegedly striking him over cocaine theft accusations with a knife. A pre sentence investigation was ordered.
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Frederick Police Seek Two Suspects in Robbery Attempt
Frederick City Police are seeking two white men ages 25 to 30 who allegedly tried to rob a woman driving with a child on Hillcrest Drive. They displayed handguns near Alban Place, fled toward Arwell Court, and were not located after canine searches. The first suspect wore a stocking cap, has a nose scar, and is of medium height and build. The second has sandy blond hair and a chin beard.
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Dwyer returns to bench after ladder fall recovery
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr back on the bench a month and a half after a ladder fall at his Eastview home. He donned robes Thursday and works part time this week while healing from about 12 hours of surgery on his face and knees. He recalled a flood of well wishers and joked about his hospital room looking like a florist shop.
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Truckload cover law takes effect in Maryland
A new Maryland law requiring trucks to cover almost all loads took effect this month. Police say the rule covers dirt, sand, gravel, wood chips, or other material that can blow or spill. State police report wide compliance, and the AAA has long pushed for the rule citing lives and property protected from debris.
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