Youth in critical condition after Walkersville crash
Ali-year-old from Walkersville was in critical condition at Washington County Hospital after a Wednesday afternoon collision on Devilbliss Bridge Road. Adam Abraham Bishop drove a 1994 Toyota Tercel west and failed to stop at Old Frederick Road. his car was struck by a 1984 GMC truck driven by Mehrle Hench Ramsburg 63 of Thurmont. Ramsburg uninjured. Bishop extricated, treated, and flown to the hospital where he remained in ICU. investigation ongoing.
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Walkersville
Washington County Hospital
Adam Abraham Bishop
Devilbliss Bridge Road
Old Frederick Road
Frederick County
Fire log brief reports multiple incidents townwide
Over 24 hours, fires and alarms logged at 12:34 am Willowdale Drive building fire Citizens Fort Detrick Independent. 7:29 am Ballenger Creek Pike automatic alarm Citizens United. 3:39 pm Woodville Road wires down Mount Airy. 6:04 pm 535 York Street building fire Emmitsburg. 7:18 pm 9369 Highlander Boulevard vehicle fire Walkersville.
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Willowdale Drive
Citizens
Fort Detrick
United
Ballenger Creek Pike
Woodville
Mount Airy
York St
Emmitsburg
Highlander Blvd
Walkersville
Lockdown Finds Few Weapons at Frederick Detention Center
Frederick County Detention Center conducted a long lockdown to check for contraband and security breaches. Authorities found a homemade metal shank and small razor blade weapons, no drugs, and extra linens taken from inmates. Disciplinary hearings will be held for inmates found with weapons.
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Frederick County
Barry Stanton
Corrections Bureau
Stanton
Court denies standby counsel request in Koenig case
Maryland's Court of Appeals clears the way for a 1994 murder trial of Bruce Wayne Koenig after over turning lower court rulings on standby counsel. The ruling upholds self representation or public defender options, notes twilight zone between discharge and non discharge, and leaves trial control with Koenig. The case involves the deaths of Jans and Ruth Koenig and national death penalty considerations loom. Lottery results also listed.
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Maryland
Bruce Wayne Koenig
Reich
Ford Road
Office of Public Defender
Koenig
Court of Appeals
Robert M. Bell
Jans Koenig
Ruth Koenig
Mobile
Ala
Capital Defense Division
Maryland Office of Public Defender
Frederick Weather Forecast Preview Tonight Through Monday
Frederick forecast calls for tonight with rain likely in the evening and partial clearing overnight. Lows upper 30s, southwest winds 10 to 15 mph, rain chance about 60 percent. Thursday mostly sunny and breezy with highs mid 40s and northwest winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Frederick
Garrett County
Weather Across The West And Plains Forecast
Rain in California and snow across the Great Lakes step by step. Heavy Sierra snow eases but remaining. a possible extra foot in high regions by midday. System moves east over Utah Arizona New Mexico and western Colorado with heavy snow. Northwest stays cloudy with rain and snow in Washington and Cascades. Mississippi Valley sees light rain southward and freezing rain in eastern Kansas into western Missouri. Ohio Valley showers end, Southeast remains wet with Gulf Coast lingering. High in Lower 48 reached 84. McAllen Texas notes.
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California
Great Lakes
Sierras
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Washington
Cascades
Idaho Panhandle
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Dakotas
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
McAllen
Texas
Devil's Lake
Cold Front Heads For Frederick With Weekend Rain Chance
National Weather Service forecasters warn a cold front will cross the Frederick area this weekend bringing a fairly high chance of rain. Saturday temperatures are expected in the mid 30s to upper 40s with little snow expected. Today will be partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the mid to upper 40s and a drop in temperatures overnight. Friday should be variably cloudy with highs in the upper 30s.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
Dave Thede
NWS
Sterling
Former bookkeeper admits embezzlement at tile firm
Sarah Lichtenstein a 36 year old former bookkeeper and receptionist at R Ganassa Tile Co admitted on Wednesday to embezzling about 196 242 dollars from February 1994 to September 1995. Assistant State s Attorney Eric Schaffer said sentencing guidelines for embezzling from the firm would likely run three to seven years. She forged 117 checks and used company funds to pay child support and payments to her husband s business. The IRS later found missing funds and the firm faced withholding tax and workers compensation shortfalls. Judge Mary Ann Stepler deferred sentencing to March 12. Lichtenstein was released on bail.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
Schaffer
Calvert
St. Mary’s
IRS
Lichtenstein
Mary Ann Stepler
Local teen charged with assault at Frederick apartments
Tramane M. Sampson an 18 year old of Hope Circle Frederick was charged with second degree assault after police investigated a domestic dispute at John Hanson Apartments around 6 p.m. He allegedly pushed a hand into a 20 year old woman’s face. He is held in the Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of 1500 bail.
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Frederick
John Hanson
Tramane M. Sampson
Hope Circle
Brian Burdette
Thomas Pfarr
Sampson
Frederick County
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Frederick, Md
George B. Delaplaine Jr
George E. Randall
Marlene B. Young Secretary
Philip W. Hammond
James P. Enright
Ervin H. Hagg
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Streat PO
Fredenck
News-Post
Montgomery County Bureau
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
KeyOrner Goumans
Call
Kate Leckie
Dwyer
Court of Special Appeals
Scott Rolle
Public Defender’s Office
Lotto
National
Ation
Vaathar
Ros
Carolinas
Tennessee Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Plains
Callif
East
George Dorsey
Cole Sian
Pease Reserve
Psek Plaza Arrhiyfse
Atin
Mero
Balpa Criocts
Jobearap & Artest
Allegany Optical
Frederick Towne Mall
Francis Scott Key Mall
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