Teens injured in road rage crash on I 70 near Md 144
Frederick police report two Frederickt teens, 16 and 15, injured when their 1989 Dodge Dynasty swerved to avoid a Honda Accord driven by Lester Matthews Jr. The collision with a tractor-trailer occurred about a half mile east of Md 144. Thomas Twigg Jr. was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. Paul Twigg was flown to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore with non life threatening injuries. Mats passenger and driver not hurt. Investigation ongoing.
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New Market
Maryland
Thomas Paul Twigg Jr
Paul Twigg
Thomas Twigg
Frederick
MD. 144
Lester Andrew Mathiews Jr
Mount Aury
Honda
Twigg
Frederick Memoral Hospital
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Mary Branam
Mount Airy
Mathews
Gordon John Bruins
Michigan
Third bear spotted in county in days
A black bear was seen in Frederick County for a third time in days, crossing U S 40 near Hagan's Tavern on Braddock Mountain. Resident Mananna Rivera reported the sighting to the post office and police after the bear crossed the road and disappeared. Earlier sightings included Emmitsburg and Thurmont entries on May 27 and days later. Officials urge anyone seeing a nuisance bear to contact the Department of Natural Resources.
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Frederick County
Braddock Mountain
Mananna Rivera
U.S. 40
Hagan
Emmitsburg
Seton Avenue
Kelbaugh Road
Thurmont
Department of Natural Resources
Three charged in $23000 home theft in Adams County
Frederick County deputies arrested Anieon Peyton Funsch 19 Zachary Barkley 19 and Thomas Gross 18 after a Easter morning break in at 7680 Stewart Hill Road Adams County. The trio allegedly forced through a garage pet door stole wine cigars a California redwood table valued at 15300 skis and a 600 mountain bike. They were charged with first degree burglary conspiracy to commit burglary and felony theft over 300 and released on recognizance.
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Adamstown
Frederick County
Jerry
Lysia Stonemetz
Stewart Hill Road
East Sundown Court
Thomas Edward Gross
Summerfield Drive
Jenkins
Sjamsville
Stonemetz
Detective Jenkins
DuPont to lay off 1,400 workers from polyester unit
DuPont plans about 1,400 job cuts in its polyester enterprise over the next nine months, largely from plants in North Carolina and Delaware. Beginning by August 800 employees and 600 contractors will be dismissed, with about 900 of the total at Kinston NC Wilmington NC and Charleston DC facilities.
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Wilmington
Del
DuPont Co
Carolinas
DuPont
George MacCormack
DuPont Polyester Enterprise
North America
Kinston
N.C
Charleston
D.C
Harry Parker
DuPont Dacron
Parker
Suspicious House Fire Under Investigation In Monrovia
State Fire Marshal deputies investigate a suspicious early Monday blaze at 3921 Chaucer Court Monrovia a vinyl sided single story home with basement. Fire reported at 5 07 am caused about 1000 damage to exterior. resident named Ronald Lee Norris was in the home.
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Monrovia
Chaucer Court
Ronald Lee Norris
Fire log reports multiple calls around Urbana area
Fire log covers 24 hours to 6 p m Monday listing truck fire at Monocacy River Urbana United 12 57 am house fire 5609 Broadmoor Ter New Market Urbana United Citizens 2 15 pm vehicle fire 1 270 Monocacy River Urbana 4 18 pm brush fire 1100 block Key Park Way Independent Ambulance routes show 31 emergencies and routine calls
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Urbana
United
Broadmoor Terrace North
New Market
Junior
Key Parkway
Central Plains Hit by Thunderstorms and Heat Wave
Storms swirl across the central Plains as heat intensifies for a second day. Temperatures near triple digits grip mid Atlantic states, while northern New England sees brief relief from the heat with showers. Record highs hit Baltimore Syracuse Portland Washington Newark and others as Southeast stays hot and humid. Showers target Florida Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama with winds up to 50 mph and possible hail.
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mid-Atlantic States
New England
Baltimore
Syracuse
N.Y
Portland
Maine
Washington
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
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Missouri
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Pacific Northwest
Ocean
Southwest
California
Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Weather Summary
Frederick County forecast calls for tonight mostly clear with lows 65 to 75. Wednesday mostly sunny with highs in the low to mid 90s. Maryland beaches stay mostly clear with southwest winds 10 to 15 mph and highs near 85.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Pipe bomb delivered to Frederick sheriff's office
A Frederick woman walked into the Frederick County Sheriff's Office Monday night declaring a pipe bomb in her car. Sgt. John Williams called the bomb squad. the front lot was blocked. Phillip Underwood found and swam with the device in the Monocacy River then brought it to the sheriff's office where it was removed and detonated at a landfill. The investigation continues.
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Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
John Williams
State Fire Marshal's Office
Grove Road
Phillip Underwood
Ted Meminger
Phillip
Conservative group seeks Tripp records
ANNAPOLIS AP A conservative legal group seeks access to grand jury records to determine if the state prosecutor worked for the Democratic Party by investigating Linda Tripp's conversations with Monica Lewinsky. The Maryland Court of Appeals weighs whether prosecutors must turn over document indexes and grand jury testimony sought by Judicial Watch amid Public Information Act disputes. Deputy AG Carmen Shepard says the case tests grand jury secrecy meant to protect the innocent from baseless accusations.
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Annapolis
Grand Jury
Democratic Party
Linda Tripp
Monica Lewinsky
State Court of Appeals
John Fader
Judicial Watch
Stephen Montanarelli
Fader
State Public Information Act
Maryland
Carmen Shepard
Prand
Baltimore students sue Denny's over alleged discrimination
A group of about 30 black students from Ashburton Elementary Middle School and chaperones filed a federal lawsuit against Denny's claiming discriminatory treatment at a Florida Denny's in Ocoee. The suit, under a 1994 consent decree, alleges excessive seating and service delays and dirty glasses.
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Baltimore
U.S
Denny's
Florda
Ashburton
Ocoee
Fla
Marshall N. Perkins
Secret Service
Clinton
Death of boy under investigation in Maryland
Montgomery County police probe the death of a 2-year-old boy in Gaithersburg after a babysitter found him unresponsive when transferring him from a car seat. The child was taken to Shady Grove Adventist Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Autopsy pending. identities withheld until family notified.
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Gaithersburg
Onex
Montgomery County
Ann Evans
Maplewood Court
Evans
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
State grants to help preserve rural areas
Maryland officials mark acres to be preserved under the Rural Legacy program as about 25 million dollars in state funds focus on open space. An advisory committee will rank 24 applications this summer and send recommendations to Gov Glendening for September announcements. County and private land trusts seek funds to protect land along Back River Neck Long Green Valley Piney Run and Gunpowder watersheds.
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Maryland
Parris Glendening
Glendening
Baltimore County
Back River Neck
Piney Run
Green Valley
Gunpowder
Carroll County
Little Pipe Creek
Union Bridge
New Windsor
William Powel
Carroll
Powel
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Cecil County
Brant
Mason- Dixon Line
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Darlington
Howard County
Patuxent River
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