Weather forecast for Western Maryland and mountains
Partly sunny and warm with scattered showers today across Western Maryland districts including Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties. Highs near 80s and 70s in the mountains with cooler nights and pleasant conditions through Wednesday. Extended outlook through Saturday shows highs in the 80s with mountain readings in the 70s and 50s to 60s at night. Precipitation expected to be above normal later in the period.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Frederick man admits dealing crack in court
A 31 year old Frederick man admitted in circuit court that he dealt crack cocaine at John Hanson Apartments. Stephen Wayne Smallwood said his Sept. 26 1989 arrest by Pvt. Shawn Tyler was his first brush with the law. Sentencing set for Sept. 20 with six months to three years possible for a first time cocaine distribution conviction.
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Frederick
John Hanson
Stephen Wayne Smallwood
Circuit Court
Mary Ann Stepler
Shawn Tyler
David Callahan
Smallwood
Baltimore
Scott Rolle
Pvt
Tyler
Hanson Apartments
Rolle
Stepler
Jerry Mugene
Susan Ann Williams
Donald Grossnickle
Pizza Hut
Murray
Elderly Driver Flees After Killing Bicyclist
Police hunt an elderly couple driving a Florida licensed car after they struck and killed 31-year-old cyclist Bryan Allen in Silver Spring. The crash occurred while he crossed New Hampshire Avenue near Lockwood Drive about 10 15 p.m. Authorities seek witness tips to 565 7740.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Florida
Bryan
Sbmigomery County
F Police Department
Silver Spring
Lottery results from Baltimore drawn Monday night
Baltimore AP reports Maryland lotteries drawn Monday night including Daily Lottery, 4-5-5 Play Four and 5-9:1-3. The results list specific numbers for the Daily Lottery and the Play Four draws as published by the state lottery office.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Infant killed by stray bullet follows funeral for 9-year-old
In New York an infant boy named Rayvon Jamison, nine months old, was killed by a stray bullet at 4 11 p m in a Bronx apartment just hours after mourners gathered for the funeral of a 9 year old girl shot to death within the same week.
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New York
Rayvon Jamison
Bronx
Fred Weiner
Donnar Daughtry
Mr. Daughtry
Brooklyn
East New York
Two arrested in Crack Down at John Hanson Apartments
Police report two people, Marlon Charles and Joyce A Dotson, were arrested Monday afternoon at John Hanson Apartments Freder ick for distributing cocaine possession with intent to distribute and conspiracy. They each had a rack of crack cocaine and Charles carried $3014 in cash. They face bail review in district court this afternoon.
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John Hanson
Marlon Charles
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joyce A. Dotson
Frederick
Ms. Dotson
Charles
Fire damages Ijamsville house near Beulah Court
A two story house at 5388 Beulah Court near Ijamsville sustained about 8500 dollars in damage after a pan left on the stove ignited Monday afternoon. Firefighters from New Market Green Valley and Uniteds kept the flames to the kitchen with smoke damage elsewhere. Regina Fishell returned to find the fire. the pan held water for sterilizing baby bottles.
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Liberty
New Market
Urbana
Green Valley
Spectrum Drive
Uniteds
Yellow Springs Pike
Jjamsville
Ijamsville
Beulah Court
al Ward
Wallace J. Fishel
Regina Fishell
Ward
Girl 16 in coma after rock throwing incident
Destiny Morris, 16, of Hagerstown, is slowly improving at the Alfred I. DuPont Institute after rocks were hurled onto a highway in the Capital Beltway crash. She remains nonverbal but opening eyes at times and recognizing family. Three teens, Maurice Ford, John Burgess, and Donnell Petite, age 18, 18, and 17, face 90 charges including assault with intent to murder, with Petite to be tried as an adult. max penalties reach 30 years for the most serious charge and over 50 years if convicted on all counts.
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Wilmington
Del
Hagerstown
Destiny Morris
Terri Heavens
Alfred I. DuPont Institute
Destiny
Capital Beltway
Oxon Hill
Ms. Heavens
Prince George's
Maurice Edward Ford
John Lavon Burgess
Forest Heights
Donnell Petite
Ford
Flash Fire Injures Meat Plant Worker in Maryland
Union Bridge worker Richard E. Frock, 33, of Littlestown Pennsylvania, was critically burned in a smokehouse flash fire at D. and L. Meats Inc. He suffered second degree burns over about forty percent of his body and was treated at Carroll County General Hospital before being flown to Francis Scott Key Medical Center in Baltimore. The incident occurred while lighting a gas burner. co workers shut off the gas and the smokehouse sustained no damage.
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Union Bridge
Richard E. Frock
Littlestown
Francis Scott Key Medical Center
Baltimore
Mr. Frock
al Ward
D.&l. Meats Inc
Ward
New Windsor
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