Two Winners in Maryland Lotto Jackpot Drawn
Carroll Hynson Jr. said two winning tickets were sold for the $6 million Maryland State Lottery Lotto jackpot in Glen Burnie and Westminster. No one had claimed the prizes yet. Five of six numbers matched for 79 players earning $1,418 each. 4,885 matched four numbers to win $39. Next week's drawing is about $2 million.
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Carroll Hynson Jr
Glen Burnie
Westminster
Hynson
Mr. Hynson
Maryland and Pennsylvania Lottery Draws Shown
Saturday night Maryland draws include Daily Lottery 3 7 6, Play Four 6 4 8 5, Lotto 6 21 24 26 43 46. Sunday night results show Daily Lottery 7 3 8 and Play Four 3 1 1 3. Sunday Pennsylvania numbers listed Daily Number 5 3 5 and Big 4 0 7 3 4.
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Fire log brief reports multiple incidents in 48 hours
Fire alarms activated at Middletown High School and sites in Loudoun County and Frederick area. Responding units included Brunswick Independent Hose Co, United, Citizens Truck Co, Walkersville, Carroll Manor and others. Incidents covered brush, vehicle, trash, building fires and a gas leak with 57 emergency calls.
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Loudoun County
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Church St
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Shookstown Road
Independent Hose Co
Powell Road
U.S. 15
Lewistown
Hughes Ford Road
United and Citizens Truck Co
Discovery Park
Walkersville
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South St
United, Citizens Truck Co
Carroll Manor
Weather forecast and regional temps for Maryland and surrounding states
Accu Weather forecast shows showers from New York to northern New England and thunderstorms from the Dakotas to the Midwest. In Western Maryland today hot humid with 30 percent thunderstorm risk. highs near 90. Tuesday mostly sunny, highs upper 80s. Maryland mountains warm with 50 percent shower risk. highs lower 80s. Yesterday temps list several readings. extended forecast calling for partly cloudy days through Friday with afternoon shower chances Thursday.
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Names released in Maryland jewelry store killings
Police identify two slain hold up men as Donald Shelton and Steven Powell, both shot by Vahag Babayan who defended his shop as they fled after a robbery at Prestige Jewelry Store in Bethesda. Autopsy confirms death from gunshots, not crash injuries. Babayan questioned. grand jury possible.
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Steven Powell
Vahag Babayan
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Powell
Montgomery County
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Babayan
Armenia
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Evans
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Argument over woman leads to shooting in Frederick
Frederick City Police Chief Maj. Richard J. Ashton said an argument over a woman prompted a shooting that wounded Eric L. Boyce, 22, of Madison Street, in the 200 block of Broadway at 12:50 a.m. Saturday. A Maryland State Police helicopter airlifted Boyce to Suburban Hospital where he recovered and was released Sunday. The gunman, identified only by a nickname, remains at large as officers search for him.
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Frederick City
Eric L. Boyce
Madison Street
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Ashton
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Gaithersburg moves to ban fortified wines in streets action
Gaithersburg Md plans a one year moratorium on selling fortified wines with up to 20 percent alcohol aiming to funnel street alcoholics toward treatment. The program mirrors Portland and other cities efforts and seeks to avoid simply displacing drinkers while addressing public health concerns.
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Christine Lubinski
National Council On Alcoholism and
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Portland
Ore
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Los Angeles
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California
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Portand
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Burnside Projects Agency
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Realtor nicknamed Robin HUD stole 5.7 million from HUD
Federal prosecutors say Marilyn Harrell kept most of the 5.7 million she admitted stealing from HUD between 1985 and 1988, spending on cars, houses, business ventures, and personal use while claiming charitable giving. Sentencing set for June 22.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marilyn Harrell
U.S. District Court
Harrell
Memk
Duc Wu
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