Fire log details alarms and calls across Maryland areas
Fire log highlights alarms and emergencies from 4:01 p m to 9:38 p m including auto house alarms at 914 Walnut Street building fires at 102 Thomas Johnson Drive and a brush fire at 11 18 a m near Frederick landfill. Also notes vehicle and house fires in New Market Urbana Myersville and surrounding lanes with responders Independents United and Citizens. Ambulance calls list 17 emergencies 4 routines. Birth notice reports Amy Christine Shanahan born June 73 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital with Mountain Dale Dolly Boyer as birthday observer and grandparents Matred Eve Sand and Edward Short.
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Walnut ST
Unitects
Thomas Johnson Drive
Carlton Place
Uniteds and
Citizens
Frederick County
New Market
Uniteds
Urbana
Eastbqund
Myersville
Rowe Court
Green Valley
Hyattstown
Damascus Lanes
Showbrean Circle
U.S. 15
Willis Lane
Brush
Mike
Pam Shanahan
Frederick
Amy Christine
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Rockville
Eve Sand
Edward Short
Weather Outlook Ohio Valley and Maryland Regions Showers Likely
A mass of cool air over the northeast meets hot humid air over the southeast creating periods of showers and thunderstorms tonight. Mostly cloudy and warmer Wednesday with a chance of showers or storms. Showers likely across western Maryland mountains today and Wednesday with highs in the 70s and near 80s, then drying and sunny by Friday.
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Canele Des Ates
Apra Se
Carrell
Vig Tees Ard
Mamigemery
Woekingto
Wednnesday
Maryland
Frederick
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Brunswick Emmitsburg HUD grant funds downtown revival efforts
Emmitsburg receives 390000 to replace Main Street water main and 125000 loan- pairing grants from Farmers and Mechanics Bank for business development and housing for low and moderate income people. Karns property near railroad eyed as Railroad Square with downtown revitalization along Potomac Street and adjacent blocks. Leous Lauser leads a two year effort. next steps include hiring a consultant while preserving historic status. HUD will review applications and allocate the rest of the funds within a year. Brunswick to discuss award soon.
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Emmitsburg
Main Street
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Brunswick
University of Maryland
Karns
Potomac Street
First Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Maple
Maryland Avenues
B&q Street
Leous Lauser
Campbell
Leona
Lauser
O'Connor
Preston
HUD
Frederick County
Howard County
Garrett County
Col Hoke Earns Bronze Star Amid Diverse Service Record
Col Hoke, decorated with a Bronze Star and a Meritorious Service medal, served in Korea, Italy, Vietnam and stateside, overseeing medical evacuation support and repatriation. He holds a master's in health care administration from Central Michigan University. A chilly inaugural day for President Grant featured zero degrees and 40 mph winds.
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Hoke
US Army
Korea
Italy
Vietnam
Iran
Central Michigan University
Ulysses S. Grant
Leas Enters District 15 Senate Race Against Levitan
Maryland political contest widens as Democrat Steve Leas, a lawyer and business owner, challenges incumbent Ronald Levitan for the District 15 state Senate seat. Leas cites school funding, subway spending, and a South Africa trip as part of his critique, whileLevitan defends the record and notes broad support for his positions.
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Rockville
Steve Leas
State Senate
Lawrence Lemas Lees
Maryland
Gary Hart
Levitan
Leas
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Baltimore
South Africa
du Ube
Winston Churchill High School
Potomac
University of Maryland Law School
Lightning Photo Inc
Fim
Montgomery
Gene Couniban
Judith Toth
Sandra Bregman Levitan
Anthony P. Puca
American Business Services Inc
Robin Picker
House of Delegates
Ruth W. Elis
Pope John Paul II Sets 12 City Latin America Tour
The pope begins a 12 city trip through Colombia, his 30th tour abroad, with a Mass in Bogota. He travels amid guerrilla violence, poverty, and natural disasters, while Vatican concerns focus on security and Colombia’s fragile peace.
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Associated Preas
Rome
John Paul II
Colcasina
Vatican
Alitalia
Leonardo di Vines
L'Osservatore Romabo
Colombia
Latin America
Rich
Pour
Pontiff
John Paul
Bogota
Simon Bolivar Park
Italy
Medellin
Gay rights groups react to court ruling on sodomy case
Gay rights leaders condemn the Supreme Court decision as a setback for AIDS fight and anti discrimination efforts while urging organization. Activists warn the ruling will push homosexuality back into secrecy and threaten privacy rights. some praise the decision as protecting traditional limits on privacy.
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Ralph Hayne
New York
Supreme Court
Ron Najman
National
Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Najman
Virginia Apuzzo
Consumer Affairs
Mario Cuomo
Thomas B. Stoddard
Lamia Legal Defense and Education Fund
Stoddard
Dred Scott
Doug Warren
San Francisco
Steven McDowell
Catholic League For Religious and Civil Rights
Milwaukee
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