Fire log summary from Friday incidents and alarms
Fire log reports 24 hour period ending 8 pm Friday with calls across multiple locations. Incidents include odor of smoke at 240 W Patrick St United. mis alarms at Monocacy Middle School and Spring Dee Parkway. brush fires at 1840 Pleasant View Rd Hawkins Court and 170 Spring Ridge Pkwy. a woods fire at 4725B Reels Mill Rd Urbana. a vehicle fire near 1-70 mile marker 48. and ambulance responses totaling 35 emergencies with no routines listed.
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Court committees await appointments in Baltimore
The Nominating Commission and trial courts await final appointments from Governor Glendening after the district bench expansion to three seats. Fourteen candidates including Theresa Mary Anais and Natalie Lynn Beard applied, with a spokesman saying appointments will be completed shortly. About one third of Glendening’s 96 judicial picks were women and 25 percent from ethnically diverse backgrounds.
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Janice S. Rodnick Ambrose
Natalie Lynn Beard
Oliver John Cejka Jr
James H. Clapp
Lawrence Edward Finegan
Karen Jean Krask
Daniel B. Loftus
Daniel Quinn Mahone
John Stephen Mathias
Michael Robert Morrissette
Shelly Jane McVicker
William Rogers Nicklas Jr
William Hunt Poffeer
Anne Herbert Rollins
Heat Wave Continues As Temperatures Climb In Frederick
After a one day break the mercury rose again reaching 99 degrees at Frederick Municipal Airport and 97 at the Frederick News-Post station with an overnight low of 61. The Department of Social Services monitored vulnerable adults lacking air conditioning while aides checked on elderly clients. A half dozen fans were distributed and homeless families with children were placed in motels as more hot weather is expected today before a brief cooldown next week.
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Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Weather Forecast Summary
Frederick County forecast calls for tonight a chance of an early evening thunderstorm, then partly cloudy with a low near 60. Sunday partly sunny with a high near 80. extended outlook shows more partly sunny days around 80, with occasional showers and storms. Maryland Beaches expect tonight a 40 percent chance of evening thunderstorms and patchy clouds, lows near 60, highs in the lower 80s on Sunday, then ongoing chances of showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday with highs near 80 to 85.
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Resident of Frederick charged with drug offenses and assault
A Frederick resident Annie Lamont Johnson 35 of East Fifth Street was charged after selling crack cocaine and assaulting two officers during a 1:19 a.m. patrol at the John Hanson Apartment complex. Police said Johnson resisted arrest and had crack cocaine on him. He faces possession with intent to distribute cocaine possession of cocaine two counts of second degree assault and resisting arrest.
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Thomas Plarr
Wayne Trapp
John Hanson
Camee
Annie Lamont Johnson
East Fifth Street
Storms sweep Northeast with tornado probe in Medina County
Thunderstorms blanket the Northeast as gusty winds topple trees and cut power to tens of thousands. Akron Mayor Don Plusquellie declares a state of emergency amid reports of a possible tornado in Medina County. No injuries reported while showers spread from New York to Maine and linger into the South.
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106 year old Italian immigrant becomes citizen in Baltimore
Irene DiCacco, born in Fontechiari Italy in 1893, was naturalized at a Baltimore home ceremony becoming Maryland's oldest naturalized resident and second oldest in the country. She arrived in 1939 with her husband, raised four children in New York and West Virginia, and has lived in Baltimore since 1973.
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Woman killed by Amtrak in Rockville
A woman was killed Friday afternoon when she leaped in front of a southbound Amtrak train near Randolph Road and Nebel Street in Rockville. Police said the 3:45 p.m. incident delayed the train and disrupted MARC and local commuter service as passengers faced delays and detours.
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Randolph Road
Nebel Street
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NASA funds two Maryland space projects
NASA approved two Maryland backed missions. Messenger, a 280 million plan to send a solar closest orbiter built by Johns Hopkins APL for a 2009 Mercury encounter, and Deep Impact, a 240 million effort by University of Maryland scientists to probe comet Tempel 1 with a copper projectile on a July 4 2005 encounter.
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Maryland
Mercury
NASA
Messenger
Johns Hopkins University
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Laurel
Ptempel
University of Maryland
Lottery results from Baltimore Friday drawings
Maryland lottery numbers drawn Friday night include Pick 3 9 7 6 and Pick 4 4 5 3 5 plus Cash in Hand 2 7 12 16 22 23 31. Friday afternoon draws show Pick 3 5 8 6 and Pick 4 7 6 3 7.
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