Fire log of calls in 24 hour period ending 10 a.m.
Fire department log lists incidents: 1:10 p.m. house fire at 288 Dill Ave with Junior United Citizens Truck Co. 5:40 p.m. automobile fire with United. 4:27 a.m. automatic alarm with Juniors United Citizens Independents. 11:24 p.m. building fire Urbana then transfer to Beallsville Hyattstown New Market. 6:46 p.m. brush fire on U.S. 35 at Tabler Road with Urbana. 7:28 p.m. truck fire at George's Thrift Main St Woodsboro with Woodsboro. 10:58 p.m. automatic alarm with Uniteds Independents Urbana Carroll Manor. ambulance calls Emergency-8 Routine-0.
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Sabillasville
Dill Ave
Junior
United and
Citizens Truck Co
West Patrick
United
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Uniteds
Citizens and Independents
Old Hundred RD
Urbana
Beallsville
Carroll Manor
Hyattstown
New Market
U.S
Tabler Road
George’s Super Thrift
Main Street
Woodsboro
Shockley Drive
Independents
Potomac Woman In Critical Condition After River Road Crash
A 52 year old Potomac woman, Anne Daphne Woodham, is in critical condition at Suburban Hospital after a 1:45 p.m. collision with a dump truck on River Road. Police pursue witnesses to the midsize car involved and urge calls to Bethesda station at 652-9200.
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Potomac
Suburban
River Road
Anne Daphne Woodham
Red Church Court
Park
Ms. Woodham
Robert Kelley
Woodston Road
Rothville
Owen O'Hare
Mownt Airy
Bethesda Station
Arson suspected at Sugarboat Mountain Market blaze
Fire investigators in Comus suspect arson after a blaze at Sugarboat Mountain Market on Old Hundred Road. Units from Avantsons, Upper Montgomery, Urbana and Gaithersburg FD units responded at 11 23 p m, bringing the fire under control about 20 minutes later. No injuries reported and damage figures unavailable. The market sustained exterior damage but food supplies were singed.
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COMUS
Sugarboat Mountain
Old Hundred Road
Avanstons
Upper Montgomery
Urbana
Gaithersburg
Ray Mulhall
Mulhall
Weather Outlook for the Mid-Atlantic Weekend
A large eastern heat wave continues into the weekend with very hot and humid conditions. Western Maryland counties including Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Washington face isolated thunderstorm chances tonight through Sunday, with temperatures in the 80s and 90s and light to moderate winds. Maryland mountains remain hot and humid with a few storms likely. Ocean region sees hot and humid conditions with a forecasted afternoon thunderstorm Sunday. Ocean City water at 72. Local highs range from the low to mid 90s across reported locales.
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Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Reward
Mengiomery
Washington
Maryland Mountains
Ocean
Ocean City
Piedad
Wists
Hagerstrows
Cumberland
Oakland
Law enforcement meets on mall armored car robbery case
Howard County officials discuss the Columbia Mall Loomis Armored Inc. robbery in which courier Robert C. Keyser was killed. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing with several leads and no arrests as of yesterday. The Baltimore Sun reports a prime suspect named in connection with the case.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Columbia Mall
William R. Hymes
Chuck Jackson
Jackson
FBI
Andrew Manning
Baltimore Sun
Loomis Armored Inc
Loomis
Robert C. Keyser
Baltimore
The
Sun
Keyser
the Sun
Relief on the way for seared South crops aid urged
The article cites drought damage across Southern states with Georgia facing 15 to 0 percent yield losses for corn and soybeans, peanuts swelling to 380 million in losses, cotton potentially 590 percent down. Virginia losses near 615 million, and North Carolina farmers depleting water reserves to keep herds alive amid the crisis. It notes farmers and others rallying to help South Carolina and other states, while weather delays threaten hay and pasture as spring approaches, and classes were disrupted by a breakdown blamed for deaths in several states.
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Riley
South
Carolin
Virginia
Georgia Extension Service
Georgia
North
Carolus
Sami Putetors
Clark
Olas
Sincomis
Cleveland
Lincoln Wen
North Carolina
South Carolina
Michigan
Brunswick couple held on drug charges after arrest
A Brunswick couple Brenda M. Hahn 28 and Dale E. Hahn 32 were arrested by Brunswick City Police after officers found marijuana at their South Maryland Avenue home during a domestic dispute call. Brenda Hahn faced multiple counts including possession with intent to distribute and assault on Officer Eric Smothers. bond set at 150000. Dale Hahn charged with possession of marijuana and related paraphernalia. bond 120000.
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Brunswick
Brunswick City
Brenda M. Hahn
Dale E. Hahn
South Maryland Avenue
Ms. Hahn
Eric Smothers
Herman Miller
Frederick County
Hahn
Earthquakes shake Unalaska area with no damage reported
A sequence of quakes in the eastern Aleutians, led by a 5.3 magnitude, rattled Unalaska area with no injuries or damage. Quakes measured 5.3, 4.0, and 5.7 on the Richter scale, centered near Unalaska as Pacific and North American plates meet.
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Palmer
Unalaska
Pacific
North American
Trataryk
Washington
U.S. Geological Survey
Ruchter
Golden
Cale
Don Finley
Facourt
Alaska
San Francisco
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