Weather Forecast for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Partly sunny warm humid conditions with a 40 percent thunderstorm chance today across Western Maryland. Highs 85 to 90 with southwest winds 15 to 16 mph. Tonight showers or storms possible then partly cloudy. lows 65 to 70. Thursday, similar with 30 percent storm chance. highs 85 to 90. Maryland Mountains: partly sunny and warm with 30 percent storm risk. highs around 0 (likely a OCR error) and southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight partly cloudy. lows near 60. Thursday partly sunny. highs near 80. Temperatures yesterday ranged in the 60s to 90s across several towns.
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Howard
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Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Keymar man seeks alcohol counseling after DUI plea
John Tidman, calling alcohol his life, apologized in District Court for driving while intoxicated and other offenses. He sought in-patient treatment at Reagan Center. Judge Rollins suspended much of the sentence and ordered up to three years probation as Tidman battles relapse.
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Keymar
District Court
Berbert L. Rollins
John Tidman
Rollins
Tidman
Scott Rolle
Vincent
Malta
Rolle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fire log reports multiple alarms and incidents across towns
A 24 hour fire log lists automatic alarms at Cry 1720 North Market Street Odd Fellows Home and several house and brush fires. Responding towns include Juniors Independents Citizens Mount Airy New Market Libertytown Walkersville and Brunswick with transfers and lightning strike damage noted. A separate AP report from Myrtle Beach S C covers 26 people charged with selling sexually explicit T shirts amid questions on bail and alleged anti Semitism leading to arrests.
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North Market Street
Odd Fellows Home
Uniteds
Cizens
Walkersville
Opossumtown Pyke
Lounty
Deer Pass
Whites Down
Brunswick
Myhtle Beach
S.C
Steve Bates
American Civil Liberties Union
Israel
Custody dispute leads to arrest during Walkersville incident
Frederick County deputy was assaulted while calming a family argument at a Walkersville home. Victoria Singleton, 19, of Mount Airy was charged with assault and battery destruction of property resisting arrest and trespassing after an ensuing confrontation with Deputy Gary Morton. She allegedly kicked and struck the deputy as she was handcuffed and placed in a cruiser. Singleton was later released on personal recognizance.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Gary Morton
Greg Eyler
Michael Shoemaker
Victoria
Woodsboro Pike
Michael
Ms. Singleton
Robert Shoemaker
Eyler
Morton
Singleton
Frederick County Detention Center
County farmers eligible for drought relief programs
County farmers may qualify for federal drought relief after an estimated 48 percent average crop loss in Frederick County in 1988. Local ASCS officials urge producers to file applications, inventory livestock, and compare drought year figures with normal years to determine eligibility for 40 percent crop loss coverage and other aid.
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Frederick
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Judge sets 25000 bond in Myersville killing case
Donald Leroy Stone, 24, is ordered held on 25000 bond on first degree murder and related charges after a June 9 incident in Myersville that left Sean Beck, 23, dead from head injuries. Co defendant Chester Stone, 43, also faces the same offenses and is to stay away from his son and stepmother if released.
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Frederick County
Myersville
Donald Grossnickle
Donald Leroy Stone
Mr. Stone
Sean Beck
Chester Stone
Stone
Louis Boublitz
Donald Stone
Stormy weather spans across several states and regions
Storms covered northern Louisiana southeastern Arkansas and northwestern Mississippi and Florida. Thunderstorms stretched from the Great Lakes to New England and the Appalachians with hail and heavy rain in Aberdeen South Dakota and Wernersville Pennsylvania. Temperatures at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 2 to 108 degrees with overnight lows near 42.
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Tennessee
Texas
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Desert
Postal workers accused of tossing 60000 letters
New York AP report states eleven postal workers were arrested on charges they discarded nearly 60,000 mail pieces to shave time off the workday. They were released on their own recognizance. One defendant, Gil A. Holmes, supervised the mail operation nearby as debris was dumped.
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New York
Gil A. Holmes
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