Fire logs report last 24 hours with multiple incidents
Fire alarms reported through 8 p m with 20 emergencies and 3 routines. Incidents include automatic alarm at 11 19 p m at 12644 Monterey Lane Blue Ridge Summit PA mutual aid from Emmitsburg to Franklin County. House fire at 58080 Bartonsville Road at 12 34 a m with Uniteds Juniors New Market and Independents responding. Vehicle fire at 5538 Ballenger Creek Pike at 1 04 a m with Independents. Chimney fire at 5919 Bartonsville Road at 6 48 p m with Uniteds Juniors New Market and Independents. Automobile fire at 464 and Boss Arnold Road at 8 19 p m with Brunswick Ambulance on call. Emergency numbers and responses listed.
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Montery Lane
Blue Ridge Summit
Emmitsburg
Franklin County
Bartonsville Road
Uniteds
New Market
Ballenger Creek Pike
Boss Arnold Road
Brunswick
Weather summary for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Tonight is fair and cold with lows near 10 degrees for Western Maryland and 5 to 10 in the Maryland Mountains Light winds. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a modest warming with highs 30s to near 40s and light southwest winds in the mountains. Extended outlook calls for partly cloudy conditions, increasing warmth Saturday and Sunday with highs in the 40s and 50s and cooler Monday. overnight lows mainly in the 20s to 30s.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Power line route debated at PSC hearing
The proposed 138 kilovolt line from Potomac Edison to Walkersville faces PSC approval after state agencies weigh in. Area is agricultural with corn hay fields and pasture. Landowners Frantz and Staley have agreed to right of way sales. others remain in negotiations. Estimated rebuild cost about 2.15 million dollars.
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PSC
State Agriculture Preservation District
State Department of Natural Resources
Teresa Bay
Sandra Shaw
Allegheny Power System
Potomac Edison
Harry Frantz
Vergie Staley
Microbiological Associates
Rockville
Grossnickle Inc
Walkersville
Bush Iran Contra questions linger in interviews
The article reviews President Bush remarks on Iran arms sales linked to hostages, noting timelines from 1985 to 1986, meetings with Israeli officials, and disputed memory of key White House events. It contrasts Bush statements with accounts from Shultz and Weinberger about the Iran operation and the Contras. It also mentions lottery results from Maryland, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania.
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U.S
Iran
Lebanon
United States
Israel
Washington
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Bush
Reagan
Tehran
Craig Fuller
White House
George Shultz
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Mr. Shultz
Shultz
Mr. Rodriguez
Oliver L. North
NSC
Congress
Col
Samuel Watson
Col. Watson
Donald Gregg
Rodriguez
Mr. Gregg
Col. North
State
Defense Department
Gregg
Walkersville releases two letters of credit to Ryan Homes
Walkersville town commissioners released two of three letters of credit for Ryan Homes tied to Fountain Rock Manor. The third credit awaits flood pond review and responsibility assessment. Officials will contact the EPA about pond overflow affecting Harold Rodetuck property and a well. The board also released 9 percent of a 363330 credit for Ausherman Construction’s Deerfield project and declined a request to fund a Walkersville High School Drama Curtain project pending more explanation.
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Walkersville
Ryan Homes
Fountain Rock Manor
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Harold Rodetuck
Ausherman Construction Company
Deerfield
Rior
Walkersville High School
Dangerous dog bill faces slim odds in Maryland Senate
Annapolis. Senate Judicial Proceedings Chair Sen. Walter M. Baker said he is not convinced SB31 is needed to curb savage dogs. He noted existing laws, if enforced, would address most problems, and predicted little chance for the felony dog owner bill this session after a hearing on the measure.
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Annapolis
Senate
Walter M. Baker
D-Cecil
Judicial Proceedings
Baker
Judge refuses to dismiss suit against New Market mayor
Circuit Court Judge Clater W. Smith Jr. refused to dismiss a $2 million suit against New Market Mayor Franklin M. Shaw and his wife. Turnpike Farm Limited Partnership alleges the Shaws tried to thwart plans for a shopping center outside New Market. The judge denied the motion but granted one minor victory to the Shaws.
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Clater W. Smith Jr
New Market
Franklin M. Shaw
Turnpike Farm Limited Partnership
Shaws
Shaw
Turnpike Farm
Ralph Gordon
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Philip W. Rammond
William H. Main Jr
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
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Maryland Ave
News Matters
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Baltimore
District of Columbia
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Pennsylvania
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Phillips
Sears
Rent Ryder Trucks
Frederick Self Storage
FSK
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Francis Key
Pabst
Miller & Miller
Coors & Coors
Bartles & James
Olde Spirits
7Th Street
Catoctin Mountain
Stace
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Middletown
Town Center Plaza
Thurmont
Mountain Gate Plaza
7Th Sheet
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Teybana Park & Ride
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Clarksburg
Montgomery Village
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BTN Sun
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Indep. Ave
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