Coma Stricken Life Terminee Spicknall in Maryland Prison
Richard Spicknall, 29, serving a life sentence for the 1999 killings of his two children, was found unresponsive in a Maryland House of Correction cell in Jessup and placed on life support at Laurel Regional Hospital after being moved under protective guard. Hospital officials directed questions to corrections officials. Defense attorney Michael Belsky did not provide further details.
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Richard Spicknall
Pristin
Spicknall
Maryland House of Correction
Jessup
Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Leonard Sipes
Laurel Regional Hospital
Sipes
Tracy Weihmeyer
Michael Belsky
Man stabbed after car crash near Union Bridge
After a Friday night single car crash on Middleburg Road two men argued and a 32-year-old Williamsport man was stabbed in the stomach. Edward Johnson Jr. 25, was arrested for first degree assault and reckless endangerment after fleeing the scene. The incident was reported at 10:49 p.m. and the suspect’s car broke down nearby. He was jailed at Carroll County Detention Center.
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Edward Junior Johnson Jr
Williamsport
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Vicim
Bolt
Middleburg Road
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Carroll County Detention Center
Man held on multiple charges in Thurmont traffic stop
Robert Bodroghy, 21, was arrested around 1 a.m. after a traffic stop in the 400 block of North Church Street. Officers said they detected marijuana odor, found a bag of the drug, a pipe, and rolling papers. A passenger under 21 possessed alcohol.
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Robert Jeremy Bodroghy
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Church Street
Cardboard Fire Under Investigation Behind Local Grocery
State Fire Marshal's office investigates a blaze involving bales of recycled cardboard behind County Market on West 7th St. Firefighters from Independent Hose Co. responded to the incident. Deputy State Fire Marshal Mae McGhee leads the inquiry.
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Colored flags propel wartime hope from Frederick County to Navy ships
Frederick County resident Lea McHale began a paper flag project after meeting burn victims from the Pentagon. He gathered 18 000 color flags from local schools and donated them to sailors aboard five ships including the USS Cole and USS Enterprise. Staples donated 20 000 more flags. McHale continues to collect 400 to 600 flags weekly for shipment abroad.
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Lea McHale
Washington Hospital Center
Pentagon
McHale
Frederick County
Staples
Frederick
Stetmis
Enterprise
Theodore Roosevelt
John I Kennedy
Anne Marie Marker
Matthew David Marker
Montgomery
Carryall
Navy
Paul R. Merrit
Merrit
Utber Merrit
Thcre
Lee McHale
Qiagen opens North American HQ in Germantown Maryland
Government officials and Qiagen executives inaugurated a 200 000 square foot Germantown complex serving as Qiagen Sciences Ing North American headquarters. The facility will employ over 200 in manufacturing and 100 in R&D on 24 acres, with manufacturing starting by end of February.
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Qiagen N
Parris Glendening
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Governor's Cabinet Council On Business, Economic Development and Transportation
Iagan
Chase Maryland
Montgomery County
Douglas M. Duncan
Qiagen
Duncan
Cauneil
Michael W. Burgett
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