Lottery Winners From Baltimore and Nearby Areas
AP reports Wednesday draws across Maryland Pennsylvania and DC. Maryland Daily Lottery 6-6-1 and Pick Four 0-2-9-6. Pennsylvania Daily Number 6-9-2 with Super 7 results listing multiple numbers. DC Lucky Numbers 9-0-5, DC Four 2-6-6-8, DC Daily Double 11 and 51.
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Fire log reports multiple 24 hour calls with house fires and leaks
Fire log covers past day through 8 p m with multiple house fires at 10619 Church Hill Rd 9 23 p m and 7 Eastern Circle 7 51 a m and 8 30 a m 218 E Main St plus 3923 Twin Arch Rd 10 34 a m. Gas leaks at 15 W Patrick St 11 04 a m and a general ambulance tally Ambulance calls list Emergency 28 Routine 1. Responding departments include Brunswick Myersville Wolfsville Smithsburg Urbana United Independent Hose Co Citizens Truck Co and others.
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Thurmont
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Storm system brings snow and cold to Maryland foothills
A storm in the Ohio Valley moves across the Appalachians into the Atlantic by Friday. Snow arrives tonight and ends Friday, with potential rain in the east as temperatures rise. In Western Maryland snow accumulates several inches by morning, totaling about 4 inches with highs near 40. Maryland mountains expect snow Friday, highs near 30, with a cold weekend ahead. Yesterday’s lows and highs are listed for Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland.
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DNR files emergency bill to clarify bushel limit
Annapolis AP says the Department of Natural Resources will file emergency legislation to clarify a 30 bushel per day oyster catch limit for divers. District judges in Queen Anne’s and Anne Arundel counties ruled the law unclear, prompting the push to fix the daily limit definition. DNR Secretary Dr. Torrey Brown told a Senate committee most divers adhere to the limits.
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Grants for county volunteers to build and improve recreation facilities
Frederick County Parks and Recreation invites nonprofit volunteer groups to apply for one year grants in fiscal 1988 to cover materials for constructing or improving facilities on county land. Recipients must provide labor and equipment. applications due March 18, 1987. up to $25,000 budget.
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Pride of Baltimore State Grant Approved
The Board of Public Works approved a $1 million state grant on Wednesday to help build a new Pride of Baltimore. The funding was welcomed by officials and marks a key investment in the harbor heritage program.
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New auto tag center opens in Rockville
Procrastinators may obtain new auto tags at the Werner Office Building Rockville from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The in person service covers tags for most vehicles but not large trucks or title changes, with a $2 state law fee accepted by cash check or money order to Montgomery County Md. For details call 251-2180. Separately the Pride of Baltimore ship naming dispute outlines Comptroller Goldstein proposing the ship be named Pride of Baltimore, with Gov Schaefer and Treasurer Maurer not agreeing but requesting the foundation consider a name change.
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Braddock Heights post office due in July
The U S Postal Service announced completion of the Braddock Heights post office in July. Frederick builder David H. Yinger Jr won the bid to construct a 2322 square foot facility beside the current post office on Old Swimming Pool Road and will lease it to the Postal Service for just under $1000 per month. The agency issued site requirements for a Mount Airy post office, posted at the Mount Airy Post Office. Public information officer Bob Novack said the current facility needs more space to meet community growth.
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Swimming Pool Road
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Mount Airy
Bob Novack
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