Fire log summary of calls from last 44 hours ending Sunday
Fire log details multiple calls from Lincoln, Urbana, Germantown, Emmitsburg, Frederick area. apartment, building, structure, brush, and vehicle fires plus automatic alarms and ambulance calls. Notable sites include 424 E Pattick St, 1301 N Market St, 4128 W South St, 1361 Water St, 30 N Place, and 1270 Monocacy River with agencies Citizens Independent Junior United Fort Detrick Germantown VFD and Mount Airy area units.
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Phobus
N. Market St
Thomas Johnson High School
Hill St
Mount Airy
Germantown
New Market
Mount Siry
Taney Avenue
Taney Village
Citizens and
Independent
Water St
Emmitsburg
South St
Citizens
Junior
United
Jefferson Station
Transfer
Brunswick
Charlestown
N. Place
Frederick Health CC
Fort Detrick
Thomas Johnson Drive
Amber Professional Center
Monument Road
Myersville
Moa Key Parkway
Braddock Heights
Monocacy River
Liberty Road
Bulding
Libertytown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Meadowhead Circle
Ballenger Creek Pike
Manor Woods Road
Carroll Manor
Maryland Lottery draw details from Saturday night
No jackpot won in Maryland Lotta drawing. Estimated jackpot for next Lotto rises to 8.5 million dollars. Winning numbers listed with multiple players earning smaller prizes. Daily Lottery and Pick 4 results included with listed sets.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Heat and storms sweep across regions from South to Great Lakes
Hot humid weather grips the South while the Great Lakes and Northwest brace for rain and possible severe storms. Cheyenne sees a barn and a house destroyed by thunderstorms previously. today the Great Lakes region faces high winds small hail and flooding as showers spread from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Rockies with highs from the 60s to 100s across several areas.
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Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Northwest
Cheyenne
Wyo
Great Lakes States
Maryland State Firemen’s Association meet in Ocean City
Ocean City hosts the 102nd Maryland State Firemen’s Association Convention with opening ceremonies at 8:30 a.m. honoring Deputy Chief Mike Wilcom and a memorial for fallen members. Seminars cover recruiting volunteers, rural water supply, safety, and firefighter survival as MSFA leaders preview officer nominations and remarks by Phil Hurlock.
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Ocean City
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
New Market
Mike Wilcom
Maryland
Charles Ringer
Washington County
MSFA
Leonard King
Independent Hose Co
Phil Hurlock
Hurlock
William Donald Schaefer
Emergency Medical Services Board
Shhaefer
Clarence White
Thurmont
Two slain in Silver Spring identified as Campbell and Williams
Montgomery County Police say two people were found shot to death on Tahona Drive in Silver Spring after a 10:30 p.m. call Saturday. Erica Campbell in her late 20s and Earnest Randolph Williams, 24, were found dead in the living room by a resident who reported hearing screams and a gunshot before fleeing to call police.
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Silver Spring
Montgomery
Tahona Drive
Erica Campbell
Earnest Randolph Williams
State police probe mailbox vandalism in Maryland
Maryland State Police investigate mailbox vandalism at several Sjamsville residences Friday night. Residents with damaged mailboxes or information should contact the Frederick Barrack at 663-3101.
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Maryland
Sjamsville
Frederick
Myersville Woman Burned in Yard Debris Fire
Angela Myers, 29, was seriously burned Sunday while burning yard debris doused with gasoline near Myersville. A flash fire burned about 22 percent of her body, mainly arms legs and face, with some third degree injuries. Responders from Frederick, Myersville and Middletown aided her before she was flown to MedStar Washington Hospital Center in stable condition.
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Myersville
Allen Ward
Angela Myers
Mr. Ward
Ms. Myers
Middletown
Myers
Medstar
Washington Hospital Center
Forecast Weather Map Haunts Plains to East Coast Heat and Storms
A hot humid air mass covers much of the country from the Plains to the East Coast with scattered storms, concentrated from the Dakotas to the Great Plains. Showers linger in northern New England and dot the northern Rockies and Northwest. Tonight warm and humid with lows near mid to upper 60s and light southerly winds. Tuesday hazy hot and humid with highs in the lower 90s and 10 to 15 mph south winds.
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Plains
Dakotas
New England
Rockies
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Washington
Alliggany
Record High Heat and Severe Storms Across Regions
The northern Plains and South saw warm conditions while the East of the Rockies faced 80 degree highs. Sunday brought coastal Texas thunderstorms with gusts up to 62 mph and Port Arthur logged 4.22 inches of rain by 6 pm, surpassing the 1945 daily record. Death Valley hit 118 degrees, the nation’s hottest spot.
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Plains States
Rockies
Texas
Port Arthur
Death Valley
Cal
Motorcyclist Hurt In U S 40 Wreck Near Old Camp Road
Frederick City Police report a motorcyclist, Steven Peter Seybold, 48, of Woodsboro, was injured around 7 p m Sunday on U S 40 at Old Camp Road. He was eastbound when the crash occurred and flown by helicopter to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown with a fractured leg in fair condition. The accident remains under investigation.
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Old Camp Road
Frederick City
Steven Peter Seybold
Woodsboro
Seybold
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Man Seriously Hurt In Mount Airy One Car Crash
Raymond J. Strawn Jr., 19, was injured when his 1986 Ford Bronco left Bill Moxley Road and overturned after hitting a culvert. He was flown by helicopter to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda in fair condition. Sheriff says excessive speed caused the wreck and the incident remains under investigation.
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Mount Airy
Bill Moxley
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Maryland
Bethesda
Chesapeake Bay Swim Raises $20 000 for March of Dimes
Michael Cornley among 542 swimmers crossing the Chesapeake Bay in the 13th annual event. He completed the 4 1 2 mile course using only his arms, facing rough seas before the conditions subsided. The Maryland March of Dimes chapter raised about $20,000, up from $12,000 last year and $2,200 at the 1982 start.
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Annapolis, Md
Michael Cornley
Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
the March of Dimes
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