Wenner heads committee again
William W. Wenner of the Court of Special Appeals is reappointed chair of the Maryland Judicial Conference Judicial Ethics Committee. The panel interprets the canons of judicial ethics and issues opinions in response to written requests. It has issued more than 120 opinions.
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Maryland Judicial Conference
Williamn W. Wenner
Court of Special Appeals
Robert M. Bell
Court of Appeals
Wenner
Maryland Lotto Draw Yields No Jackpot In Saturday Night
No jackpot winner in Maryland's Lotto Saturday while the $7 million prize goes unclaimed. Five numbers drawn by 23 players paid $1,238 per ticket and 837-dollar prizes went to 1,298 tickets. Next draw estimated at $7.5 million. Additional picks listed for Pick 3/4 and Bonus Match 5 and 6. Draws occurred Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening across multiple games.
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Maryland Lottery
Traffic stop ends in arrests on drug charges
A July Fourth traffic stop on U S 15 led to multiple drug charges for Matthew Philip Martin 20 and three passengers. K 9 Bex alerted drugs in the car yielding 100 grams marijuana LSD methamphetamine and paraphernalia plus $430 in cash 12 types of fireworks and a snake. Fireworks turned over to Fire Marshal and snake to animal control. Martin jailed in $45 000 bond. Koch jailed in $10 000 bond and later released. Baughman and Wagner face charges with unclear status.
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Hanover
Teresa Maureen Koch
Gerald Eugene Wagner II
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City woman faces assault charge in Frederick incident
Deborah Ann Vail 35 of Key Parkway was charged with disorderly conduct and second degree assault after police say she threatened and kicked a 16-year-old boy. She was jailed in lieu of 2500 dollars bail at the Center. The incident occurred about 11 p.m. Saturday.
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Frederick Maryland weather forecast notes scattered storms
Frederick County and Maryland Mountains areas forecast partly sunny with a 20 percent thunderstorm chance today. Highs near 90 in Frederick, lower 80s in the mountains. Tonight mostly clear with lows 55 to 60 and light winds. Extended shows Wednesday showers, Thursday sun, and Friday partly cloudy with variable highs and cooler western zones.
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Storms sweep across the nation with widespread thunderstorms
Thunderstorms rolled from the southern Plains to Florida while a curving line crossed the Midwest. Scattered showers dotted eastern Oklahoma and Texas, stretching into Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida. Northward a narrow storm line moved through Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan and into Michigan with more in northern Michigan. Overnight rain forecast for western Pennsylvania New York. Much cooler air spread from Minnesota to Texas with record lows reported in Fargo Sioux Falls Sioux City Russell Jackson Amarillo. International Falls tied a July record at 35. Low wind chill reached 27 at Ely Nevada.
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Glendening defends Hunt execution in Maryland case
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening says he is comfortable with his decision not to commute Flint Gregory Hunt’s death sentence. He describes the process as the hardest duty of his office while noting the lingering national concerns about racial disparities in capital punishment and the juries involved.
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Flint Gregory Hunt
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Glendening
Maryland
American Bar Association
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Rainy spell brings heavy showers to Frederick and Washington
Parts of Frederick and Washington counties received substantial rainfall overnight with 1 to 3.4 inches in places and hail and gusty winds up to 60 mph near Hagerstown. A flash flood watch ran from 2 to 4 a.m. before being lifted at 3:40 a.m. Drier but warm conditions follow with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a possible rain return by Wednesday.
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National Weather Service
Andy Stern
Smithsburg
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Hagerstown
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