Three juveniles arrested after reported break in
Three juveniles were arrested shortly after a reported breaking and entering on Thursday night at 999 Heather Ridge Drive. A stereo and camera valued over 400 dollars were stolen. Police said two juveniles faced conspiracy to commit breaking and entering and conspiracy to commit felony theft charges, while a third faced two counts of breaking and entering and theft under 300 dollars. All were released to their parents.
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Heather Ridge Drive
Frederick City
Five men face drug charges after speeding violation
Five men were charged with drug violations after a Jeep Cherokee passed a sheriff's deputy on I 70 near Md 17. Drug paraphernalia and 1.2 grams of marijuana were found inside. Suspects include Gregory Apanowicz, Byron Helper, Richard Hill, Kevin Hamilton, and Keith Hamilton. All were taken into custody and released on recognizance. Maryland State Police aided the arrest.
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Gary Cline
MD. 17
Frederick County
Gregory Apanowicz
Fairmont
W.va
Byron Robert Helper
Richard Collison Hill
Pittsburgh
Kevin Stuart Hamilton
Keith MacPhail Hamilton
Maryland
Sheriff’s Office
K-9
Man charged with DWI after crash into pole
SMITHSBURG A Sabillasville man was charged with driving while intoxicated after he plowed his Ford Bronco into a utility pole this morning. David Michael Wetzel 22 also faced a negligent driving count. He lost control at 12 30 a m on Bradbury Avenue north of Stevenson Road skidded across the roadway and overturned, injuring three others in the Bronco Rodney Fishack 32 Bryan Fishack 9 and Amelia Fishack 6. All were taken to Washington County Hospital. no seat belts were in use.
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Smithsburg
Sabillasville
David Michael Wetzel
Maryland
Wetzel
Bradbury Avenue
Stevenson Road
Ronald Coccadrilli
Rodney Fishack
Bryan Fishack
Amelia Fishack
Fishacks
Washington County Hospital
State Forecast For Frederick Area Weather
Partly sunny warm and humid today with scattered showers and storms. Highs mid to upper 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with evening showers near the bay, lows 60s to around 70. Mostly sunny and less humid tomorrow with highs mid 80s. Frederick area shows hot conditions this afternoon with 40 percent storm chance and locally heavy rain possible in upper 80s, southeast winds 10 mph. Tonight, patchy fog and muggy with widely scattered evening storms, rain chance 20 percent. Thursday mainly hot and humid with a 30 percent late day or evening storm, highs mid to upper 80s, south winds 10 mph. Extended: Sunday to Tuesday mostly sunny days and fair nights, lows in 60s, highs in 80s. Temperature readings: Frederick 90-63, Cumberland 83-68, Hagerstown 86-63, Westminster no report.
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Bay
Frederick CO
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Westminster
Southwest Storms Drive East as Heat Persist Across Regions
A weather synopsis notes a band of thunderstorms moving toward the East Coast with rain in Michigan and Iowa. Heat peaks include 91 in Phoenix. A cold front slides through the Ohio River Valley toward the Appalachians with intense storms along the East Coast. Warm humid Southeast with scattered severe storms near the Atlantic and Florida. The West remains hot with high 100s in southern deserts and lingering showers in the Northwest. Strong to severe storms sweep Washington to Wyoming with hail and 60 mph winds.
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Michigan
Iowa
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio River Valley
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Dakotas
Mercury
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Stabbing Death in Silver Spring Apartment
A 35-year-old Rockville man, Barry Warren Funk, was stabbed to death during a fight at 918 Ellsworth Drive in Silver Spring. Nathan Parker, 29, of no fixed address, is charged with first degree murder and is held without bail. Anthony Hackey, 39, was beaten and treated at Suburban Hospital. The incident began after an altercation at a gathering. authorities continue the investigation.
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Silver Spring
Rockville
Montgomery County
Ann Evans
Barry Warren Funk
Monroe St
Nathan Parker
Mr. Parker
Research study seeks prednisone bone loss sufferers Frederick MD
Open to men and women ages 18 to 85 who started prednisone or cortisone within the last 90 days. All study tests including labs visits X rays bone density calcium and study medication are free. Women on estrogen cannot enroll. Arrange appointment or information by calling The Arthritis and Osteoporosis Center of Maryland at 71 Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick MD 1 301 698 1255 or 1 800 974 4466.
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Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center of
Maryland
Thomas Johnson Drive
Frederick
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Monocacy River
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N. Main St
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Hollow Road
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