Frederick County Board of Education Found Not Negligent
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury ruled Tuesday that the Frederick County Board of Education was not negligent in a 1995 swing accident at Wolfsville Elementary School. J Samuel and Carol Bricker claimed permanent injuries after a swing collapsed while Mr Bricker sat on it, alleging improper installation by the school board and Wolfsville PTA.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick County
J. Samuel
Carol Bricker
Bricker
Wolfsville
Three juveniles arrested after rock throwing calls
Three juveniles were arrested after police received rock throwing reports on U S 15 and Md 28. State police and local deputies searched the area at 2 57 a m with four troopers and a sheriff s deputy. A 17 year old Brunswick juvenile was caught near Point of Rocks railroad tracks and two others were found at a Point of Rocks home. All three were charged with disorderly conduct and possession of alcohol.
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U.S. 15
Randy Dorsey
Pat Morris
Kevin Zuzak
Kim Durham
Barry Stonestreet
Stonestreet
Rocio
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Zuzak
Morris
Fragmentary report of emergency ambulance call in Brunswiek area
An incomplete notice describes an emergency ambulance routine near Brunswiek and nearby towns. It mentions a defied velo and a dawn or 2 pm event on Rivier Road at a winery. Names appear garbled, with references to Lovensville and other local places.
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Rivier Road Winery
Dawn
Maryland Lottery Draws Reported With Vague Details
Lottery results from Maryland are incompletely transcribed with multiple garbled words and misspellings. The fragment mentions numbers like 364 and 144 and references Maryland lotteries drawn on a Tuesday. No clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the text.
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Waryland Fottenes
Prk
Vikasand Cash
Maryland Lotterns
PKK
Fupsday
Carroll Manor seeks land for new fire station
Carroll Manor Fire Co seeks land for a modern fire station to reduce blind spots and improve response times as area growth brings safety concerns. Chief Ed Johnson plans a citizens advisory to evaluate sites including Manor Woods and New Design roads, stressing community involvement and safer intersections.
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Adamstown
Carroll Manor Fire Co
Ed Johnson
Freep
Amar
Manor Woods
Johnson
Jes Eee Sa
Cooperas
Man pleads guilty to murder in Germantown case
Odenton man Darrell Butler pleaded guilty to the Sept 29 murder of Olanipekun M. Oyefusi in Germantown describing it as a vicious domestic violence crime. Butler faces a life sentence with sentencing set for Oct 27. co-defendant Kelly Bradshaw faces separate trial.
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Germantown
Odenton
Darrell Butler
Olanipekun M. Oyefusi
Douglas M. Ganiser
Darrell Buller
S. Michael Pincus
Kelly Lynn Bradshaw
Mr. Oyefusi
Butler
Ms. Bradshaw
Laurel Grove Place
Gansler
Maryland National Capital Park Police
Montgomery County Detention Center
Weekend heat and storms stretch across Frederick County and Maryland beaches
The forecast projects partly cloudy tonight with mid to upper 60s lows in Frederick County and a hot, humid stretch into the weekend with highs near 90s to mid 90s. Maryland beaches stay around 90 with light winds and continued warm nights. Widespread thunderstorm activity rises across the Midwest and Southwest as unsettled conditions spread.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick County man named deputy chief fire marshal
Ted Meminger, 41, promoted to oversee the western region of the Maryland Fire Marshal's Office by State Fire Marshal Rocco Gabriele. He replaces retiring Deputy Chief Charles Cronauer and has 15 years with the agency. In 1998 western region deputies conducted over 2,000 inspections, 163 fire and explosives investigations, and made 27 arrests. Meminger, an explosives technician and former Air Force member, lives near Frederick with his wife and two daughters and is active in local firehouse and truck companies.
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Hagerstown
Frederick County
Maryland
Ted Meminger
Rocco Gabriele
Charles Cronauer
Meminger
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
U.S. Air Force
Independent Hose Co
Citizens Truck Co
Frederick
Frederick City
Gabriele
Ted
End of dangerous rip currents brings lifeguards relief
Lifeguards on Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore breathe easier as a harsh month of strong riptides ends. In Ocean City a drowning occurred June 13 and hundreds were rescued, including about 300 in Rehoboth and 150 by Rehoboth Beach lifeguards. Dewey Beach saw near-misses as rescuers hauled an inhaled-water swimmer from a heavy rip. Rip currents remain common near Atlantic beaches with hurricane season and steady northeast winds cited as triggers.
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Delaware
Maryland
Ocean City
Derek Shockro
Rehoboth, del
Rehoboth Beach
Bel Air
Dewey Beach
Del
Todd Fritchman
Seaboard
Volusia County
Fla
Virginia Beach
Dewey
Tom Coveleski
Rehoboth Beach Patrol
U 5
Lifesaving Association
Avon-By-The-Sea
N.J
Wes Smith
Ocean City Beach
Crime Solvers Seek Help on Damage Cases in Frederick County
Frederick County Crime Solvers requests information on two property damage incidents. Between February and June 15 a home on High Beach Court in Lake Linganore suffered about 500 dollars in damage. On June 9 or 10 obscene racial graffiti appeared at Valley Elementary School property in Jefferson, with about 300 dollars damage. Call 301-663-3200. anonymity guaranteed and rewards up to 1000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Garbage truck overturns on I-95 near Routes 32 and 216
A tractor trailer hauling garbage overturned on southbound I-95 between Routes 32 and 216 this morning about 6 30 blocking lanes and snarling traffic state police said.
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Savage
Black bear spotted near Frederick Fourth of July
Residents of Abbington Farms and Eastview alert after Mark Donnelly reports a 500 pound black bear seen July Fourth. Similar sightings have occurred in Emmitsburg Thurmont and Braddock Heights as officials urge sealed garbage and no outdoor pet food to deter repeat visits.
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Abbington Farms
Eastview
Bowers Road
Frederick
Mark Donnelly
Mr Donnelly
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Department of Natural Resources
Corrections: Church loan, fundraiser, and air force enlistment
In Friday editions it was wrong to say Monocacy Valley Church sought a 4000 loan from Frederick city government. Officials clarified the church asked for 4000 investment for a Gus Macker fundraiser in August. Also, Jack Anthony Seal, a 1999 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate, has enlisted in the Air Force and begins basic training this month at Lackland AFB in Texas.
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Monocacy Valley
Jack Anthony Seal
Air Force
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
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