Keymar Man Charged In Shooting
A 52 year old Keymar man Franklin Ellsworth Hagan was charged with attempted first degree murder after a late Wednesday shooting in Carroll County. He fired a 12 gauge shotgun at a vehicle in the 2100 block of Keysville Frederick County Road striking the car trunk. Domestic relation motive cited as he believed his wife and brother were inside the car but his stepdaughter and her boyfriend were present, one injured. Hagan faces additional counts of first degree assault reckless endangerment and malicious destruction of property and is jailed awaiting a bail hearing.
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Carroll County
Sala
Westminster Barrack
Keysville
Frederick
Franklin Ellsworth Hagan
Westminster
Christina Becker
Hagan
Fire log notes multiple calls across Maryland counties
Fire log records 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. Wednesday with calls at Urbana Pike mise and Challedon Drive Walkersville. Additional incidents include Moreton Drive New Market and Green Valley barn fires and a Lewisdale Road fire near Md 75 involving several communities. Ambulance activity lists 41 emergencies and 1 routine. Lottery updates mention Powerball and Maryland draws with multiple numbers and jackpot estimates.
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Urbana Pike
Urbana
Hyattstown
Challedon Drive
Walkersville
Moreton Drive
New Market
Green Valley
Lewisdale Road
Damascus
Smoking and cooking cause Maryland’s deadliest fires last year
Maryland Fire Marshal Rocco J. Gabriele reports fatal fires rose from 62 in 1994 to 78 last year, with most deaths from smoke inhalation and burns. Unattended cooking and careless smoking led fatalities. no deaths occurred in Frederick, Washington, or Carroll counties, while Montgomery had three. Smoke detectors were often missing or battery-less in homes with fatalities.
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Gres
Rocco J. Gabriele
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery County
Teens Charged With Drug Violations Near Local Stop
Two 16 year old Frederick County youths were arrested after deputies searched a suspicious vehicle near Old Barn and West Lakeridge roads in Lake Singanore. Officers recovered thirteen grand of drugs and charged one boy with possession of marijuana and paraphernalia and intent to distribute, while the other faced possession charges.
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New Market
Frederick Kays
Old Barn
West Lakeridge
Lake Singanore
Troy Barrick
Brunswick
Barrick
Frederick County
Pa police search for teen suspect in stolen car fire
Pennsylvania police investigate a car fire in Frederick County linked to a 1996 Mitsubishi sedan stolen hours earlier from Emmitsburg. Liberty Township officers found the blaze near Waynesboro Pike around 9 p.m. The suspect described as a white male about 15 or 16 with short blond hair. Call 717-642-6103 with tips.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Liberty Township
Wayfesboro Pike
Emmitsburg
Frederick and State Forecast Outlook for Tonight and Friday
Frederick forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the evening with a low near 70 and a 50 percent rain chance. Friday features variable cloudiness and a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms, with highs in the lower to middle 80s. Extended periods show muggy nights and hot days through Sunday and Monday with highs mid to upper 90s.
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Thurmont OKs rate pact cutting overall electric bills
Thurmont officials, the Office of the People’s Counsel and Maryland Public Service Commission finalized a rate and power cost adjustment that slightly raises Allegheny Power charges but cuts the fuel rate, yielding about a 10 percent drop in residents’ electric bills. Current rates are 5.76 cents per kWh versus the regional average of 7.21 cents. the agreement projects a net annual increase of $267,901 from the power cost rise and savings of $595,000 from the fuel rate reduction.
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Married couple jailed after fastest Frederick break-in
Frederick City police arrested Michael E. Denikos and Faith Denikos after a residential break-in near North Market Street. Charged with first and fourth-degree burglary and theft, they were identified by the homeowner. The investigation links objects used to break windows at several local businesses and continues.
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Frederick County
District judge pick delayed in Frederick County
Interviews for the new District Court judgeship are postponed until the judicial nominating committee appointments by Gov. Parris Glendening are completed, expected in July. Fifteen Frederick County attorneys applied, with a 13 member nominating panel set to interview them.
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Frederick County
Parris Glendening
Judicial Nominating Committee
Governor
Frederick Bar Association
Bar
Mary Kaslick
Julie Ann Minner
Danny O'Connor
Lucien Winegar
Mild Wednesday at Baker Park Draws Families and Ducks
A calm day at Baker Park and Culler Lake drew residents including Joanna and Nancy Toy from Keymar to walk picnics and enjoy the tranquil scene. Local families, named children, and visitors watched waterfowl as a nameless Frederick resident read and a five year old Logan Richmond described summer joys. Weather notes report a high of 78 and low of 67 with no rain, and forecasts predict partly cloudy skies and later highs near 90 by Friday.
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Nancy Toy
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Logan
Mond
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Eden
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Jacob Schlich
Expert cites lax safety in Frederick County playgrounds
A safety expert testified on Wednesday that Frederick County Public Schools failed to properly inspect playground equipment in the mid 1990s. The case involves Samuel Bricker alleging improper installation of a Wolfsville Elementary swing which collapsed injuring his back shoulder and leg.
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Board of Education
Samuel Bricker
Wolfsville Pta
Wolfsville Elementary School
Mr. Bricker
Frederick police seek con artist targeting seniors
Frederick police search for a scam artist posing as a contractor who goes door to door for senior citizens, claiming Fort Detrick ties and promising to finish work after collecting fees. He sometimes enters homes and often does not return. Contact SALT coordinator Judy Hallman or Officer Jason Keckler with tips.
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Frederick
Jason Keckler
Judy Hallman
Fort Detrick
Ms. Hallman
Keckler
Subway lines rearranged for Fourth of July crowds
Washington transit officials reroute the blue orange and green lines to move about 600000 riders to the National Mall for Independence Day. Rerouted trains will be clearly labeled to help visitors reach the site and return home faster than on past holidays.
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Metro
National Mall
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