Suspect arraigned in Fort Bragg shooting
Maryland Army sergeant William Kreutzer was arraigned at Fort Bragg on premeditated murder and attempted murder charges for the Oct. 27 shooting that killed Maj. Stephen Mark Badger and wounded 18 others. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. a 32-member jury pool selected for the case.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Maryland
William Kreutzer
Clinton
Paul Wilson
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Army
Legal Affairs Department
Kreutzer
Stephen Mark Badger
2Nd Brigade
Maj
James Gibson
Gibson
Camp Lejeune Marine Corps
Peter E. Brownback
Rivers Johnson
82Nd Airborne Division
Snow Likely This Week with Cloudy Cold Wednesday
National Weather Service forecasters predict a 50 percent chance of light snow tonight and again tomorrow morning. Wednesday looks cloudy and cold with mid to upper 20s. A possible Friday snow exists but accumulation unknown. Flooding risk ends for Point of Rocks as Potomac levels fall from 15.64 to 13.10 feet. Monocacy and Harpers Ferry river readings show easing levels. The high Monday reached 40 degrees at the News-Post weather station in downtown Frederick.
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National Weather Service
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Monocacy River
Frederick
Harper’s Ferry
Sound Source
News-Post
Fire at Farm Shop Causes Big Damage in Union Bridge
Union Bridge authorities say an improperly installed woodstove chimney pipe sparked a blaze at a farm shop on 12860 Bunker Hill Road. The wood framed tin roof building owned by Franklin Thompson suffered 25 000 dollars in damage after firefighters from Union Bridge Libertytown and New Midway battled the flames for about 20 minutes. A family member had earlier heated the interior in a 55 gallon barrel and the lines were dead when the fire started.
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Union Bridge
Here
Maryland
Bunker Hill Road
Franklin Thompson
Marshalls
Libertytown
New Midway
Fire damages Nash Farm maintenance building near Olney
A wood stove malfunction sparked a fire at Nash Farm maintenance building north of Olney causing about 190000 dollars in damage to the structure and stored cars equipment and tractors. Montgomery County Fire Department crews of 30 faced hydrant shortages and shuttled water from a one acre pond, with the blaze under control after a few hours.
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Olney
Nash Farm
Montgomery County Fire Department
Denise Fox
Georgia Avenue
Re-enactor faces policy hurdles over antique weapons in schools
Frederick County officials outline a rule requiring a resume and explanation for any antique weapons shown in schools. Presenters must gain superintendent approval, list weapon types, and accompany with a police officer at all times, paid by the presenter. Booze plans Feb 19 talk at Brunswick Middle School about Settlers hardships during the French and Indian War.
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Blom
Booze
Mrr
Brunswick Middle School
Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick County
Hood College
Yellow Springs
Garris murder case faces difficult defense says attorney
Attorney says murder cases are hard to defend and publicity may hinder Garris's defense. He notes televised confessions could affect the trial but won’t seek change of venue. Stephen Garris speaks from Frederick after his son Benjamin’s court appearance as the manhunt and hospital cottage murder case unfold.
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Cardin
Garris
Stephen Garris
Frederick
Benjamin Garris
Mr. Garris
County FOP urges budget hike to curb rising crime
In a letter to County Commissioner Hoke, FOP investigative head cites a 35 percent rise in department funding and warns that zero county budget growth is absurd. He argues public safety budgets must grow with population, traffic and crime as commissioners refuse action and plan to raise the issue in budget talks.
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Caho
Hoke
Mr. Caho
Mount professors to teach at four elementary schools this fall
Frederick County schools Waverley Hillcrest Ballenger Creek and Orchard Grove will host Mount professors in a professional development school network grant program. The project aims to give college students real classroom experience through student teaching and collaboration with Frederick Community College to align curricula.
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Mount Professors
Waverley
Hillcrest
Ballenger Creek
Orchard Grove
Johnstone
The
Mount
Frederick Community College
FCC
Frederick County
Elizabeth Morgan
Vandalism hampers millwork site. deputies urged to solve case
Deputies face a rash of vandalism at a millwork site with boarded windows and damaged vehicles. Owners estimate losses at 500 to 600 dollars as they call for cameras while sheriff's deputies promise ongoing interviews and possible stakeouts to identify culprits.
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Field
Adamstown
Tully
Maryland Stadium Fight Splits Lawmakers Over Funding
A bipartisan group in the House and Senate plans bills to block stadium deals in Maryland. Proposals divert $200 million from construction to fund schools, halt stadium spending until school construction is funded, and ban personal seat licenses. Maryland Stadium Authority eyed up to $80 million from seat licenses for Art Modell.
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House
Senate
Baltimore Stadium
Maryland
Maryland Stadium Authority
Browns
Art Modell
Baker Death Leads to Indictments in Skull Fracture Case
Hospital reports show Mr. Baker never regained consciousness and died of a skull base fracture after life support. Bailey Connelly and Bowie were indicted by a grand jury. Bach faces felony murder and conspiracy charges. Trials for Connelly and Bowie are set next month.
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Big & Tare
Shoney
Allstate
Allstate American
Call ToDay
Dale Carnegie
Bran Thompson Area
Chamber OF Commerce OF
R.L. Cook & Associates, Inc
Yalich
Gregory S. Malakoff
D.A.C
Pat
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