Fire Calls Reported Across Multiple Incidents Weekend
Summary of fire calls from Brunswick Landing to Green Valley over a 44 hour window ending Sunday 9 p.m. includes trash fires at Maple Ave and 6907 Alex Court, townhouse fire at 1:58 p.m., various automatic alarms, outside gas leaks near East South Street and I-70, several house fires in Smithsburg Thurmont Wolfsville Boonsboro and other towns, vehicle fires near Urbana and Braddock Heights, and a cement main street fire at New Market area with multiple responders listed.
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Maple Ave
Bruns
Alex Court
Citizens
Independent
Junior
United
Holiday Inn Express
Spectrum Drive
East South Street
Stottlemyer Road
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Wolfsville
Brethren
Ayattstown
Urbana
Tlm
Braddock Heights
Lehigh
Portland
Main St. Cement
Liberty Town
New Midway
WoRasbuie
Lawson Road
Green Valley
Hyattstown
New Market
Maryland Lotto Saturday draw misses jackpot earns $2 million
Maryland Lottery reports no jackpot winner in the Saturday night Lotto drawing valued at about $2 million. Five numbers drawn matched by 31 players earning $1,013 each. four-number matches by 1,471 players at $36 each. Next drawing estimated at $2.5 million. other picks listed for Saturday and Sunday with various payouts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Tragedy on I 290: Family of Five Killed in Crash
William Classen drove a van with his family returning from vacation when a tractor trailer veered into the breakdown lane, igniting the van. Three children and two grandparents died, two passengers escaped unharmed. Truck driver Austin Kilcollins faced vehicular homicide charges and bail set at 50000. Federal trucking charges pending.
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Auburn
Mass
William Classen
Antoine
Eileen McCullough
Austin Kilcollins
Florenceville
New Brunswick
Neani
Kilcollins
Classen
Barbara Bennett
Father killed with ax buried in yard in Baltimore case
Baltimore police say Thomas Randolph Smith Jr. killed his father Thomas Randolph Smith III with an ax during a December argument over money. The elder man, 44, was found buried under tomato plants in his back yard after six months missing. The son, 21, faced murder charges after investigators uncovered a four foot hole and dirt pile at the residence. The family had reported him missing in April.
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Baltimore
Thomas Randolph Smith Jr
Mr. Smith
Thomas Randolph Smith
Carol Ann Kraker
Annapolis
Ms. Kraker
Ms. Cooper
Local men charged with drug possession in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested two men Saturday in connection with crack cocaine and marijuana possession. Ne aed than, 42, of Adamstown, and Charles Eugene Thomas, 22, of the 300 block VL OUULU DOLL OSE, were jailed on bail of 5000 and 1000 dollars respectively.
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Frederick City
Lincoln Apartments
Sout Street
Thomas Ledwell
Leeks
Frederick County
Charles Eugene Thomas
Thomas
dGeleinica Center
Fire damages home and destroys vehicle in Myersville
Early Sunday a blaze on Brethren Church Road damaged a single story wood frame home at 3461 and destroyed a 1990 Chevrolet in the carport. Spokespersons for the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office said the 3:55 am fire originated in the carport, spread to the roof, and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. About 50 firefighters from Myersville Wolfsville Middletown and the Citizens Truck Co. of Frederick fought the fire for about 25 minutes before control. Origin and cause under investigation.
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Myersville
Brethren Church Road
Maryland
George Ketterman
Wolfsville
Middletown
Citizens Truck Co
Frederick
Weather patterns shift from Midwest storms to Southeast heat
Clouds linger over West Frederick with chances of showers and thunderstorms then expand eastward. Severe weather erupts in the West with tornadoes in Iowa, Colorado and Wisconsin and hail up to 1 3/4 inches in Kansas and Wyoming. Heavy rains flood Missouri intersections as gusts reach 65 mph in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
mid-Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Northern Plains
Rockies
New England
mid-Atlantic States
Colorado
Wisconsin
Kansas
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Merscus
Bubding
Frederick
Woodcock
National Weather Service
Humidity Lingers As Bermuda High Drives Heat This Week
Weather expert Andy Woodcock of the National Weather Service says a Bermuda High off the Atlantic will keep it warm and humid for the next week. Expect lower 90s highs through Tuesday, mid 60s nights, with isolated thunderstorms and light southerly winds.
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Frederick
Andy Woodcock
National Weather Service
Mr. Woodcock
Bermuda
Atlantic Ocean
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