City officer hurt directing traffic at Keys game
A Frederick City Police officer, Private Stacey Wallace, was injured while on traffic duty after the Frederick Keys game. She received treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a bruised leg and knee from a vehicle collision at the South Market Street and New Design Road intersection. The driver, Jennifer Snead, 19, of Frederick, was charged with failure to exercise due caution to avoid a pedestrian collision after claiming headlights blinded her.
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Frederick City
Frederick Keys
Stacey Wallace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
South Market Street
New Design Road
Jennifer Snead
Frederick
Jim Ledwell
Fire log summary for 24 hours near 400 W Seventh St
Fire calls reported within the 24 hours ending 9 p.m. include a building fire at 1:15 p.m. on 400 W Seventh St and a brush fire at 4:36 p.m. on Butterfly Lane. Ambulance calls totaled 20 emergencies with no routine calls. Districts listed include Juniors Fort Detrick Independents Uniteds Citizens Truck. For emergencies dial 911.
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Seventh St
Fort Detrick
Uniteds
Maryland Lottery Draws Result in Brief
Lottery, Baltimore AP notes Wednesday night draws for Pick 3 showing 3 4 0, Pick 4 with 4 0 2, and Lotto numbers 5 12 13 15 28 44. No further details provided.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Weekend Weather Outlook By Region and Maryland Forecast Details
Accu Weather outlines Friday thunderstorms across Nevada Montana Nebraska Kansas and much of the Northeast with the Upper Midwest and Southeast partly cloudy. Maryland forecasts show showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday across Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains with 70 percent rain chances and highs in the 70s to upper 80s across areas. extended outlook calls for cooler, partly sunny conditions Sunday and Monday with 70s highs and nighttime in the 50s to 60s.
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Maryland
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Boward
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Washington
Thieves swipe two more cars in Montgomery County
Armed car hijackers struck in Gaithersburg and Silver Spring, taking a 1989 Honda Civic from a Safeway lot at Lost Knife Circle about 9:30 p.m. A 15-year-old and Kenneth LaToure Stewart, 16, were arrested or charged after the police stopped the vehicle. A separate incident in a Spring Street parking garage at 8:05 p.m. involved two men forcing the owner to surrender keys and wallet. Police classify the crimes as armed robberies and may reclassify them.
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Rockville
Gaithersburg
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Safeway
Lost Knife Circle
Kenneth LaToure Stewart
Honda
Spring Street
Harry Geebreng
Geebreng
Tu gets 30 years for murder in Rockville
Gregory Tu, 62, of Potomac, was sentenced to 30 years after a Montgomery County Circuit Court jury convicted him of second degree murder in April for the death of his wife. He refused to reveal the location of her body and will not be eligible for parole until 2007.
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Gregory Tu
Potomac
Montgomery County
Ahen Wolf
Public Defender’s Office
Baltimore
L. Leonard Ruben
Wolf
John McCarthy
Lisa Tu
California
Las Vegas
McCarthy
City police charge 3 men on drug violations
Frederick City Police arrested three men early Thursday after stopping a speeding car on Opossumtown Pike. Driver James T. Boyer 30 Middletown was cited for speeding DWI possession with intent to distribute marijuana possession of drug paraphernalia and destruction of property. Passengers James R. Weddle 30 and Nicholas G. Walker 30 Frederick faced marijuana possession with intent to distribute and paraphernalia charges Walker was also charged with resisting arrest.
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Frederick City
Fairview Avenue
Opossumtown Pike
James T. Boyer
Middletown
Set
John Nolte
Boyer
Sgt. Nolte
Jim Ledwell
James R. Weddle
Nicholas G. Walker
Frederick
Walker
Nolte
Ledwell
Kevin Grubb
Weapons thefts report across Frederick over a week
Frederick police report multiple thefts from June 5 to June 10. A rifle, BB guns, bow and arrows, and fans were stolen June 7 from Prospect Boulevard storage. June 9 saw guns taken from a West Patrick Street home after a door was broken. June 8 an attempted roof entry at LaPaz Restaurant. June 10 a bank window break at 2 N Market Street. An East Second Street residence reported a torn tape deck, speakers, and a jacket on June 5.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Prospect Boulevard
West Patrick Street
LaPaz
Frederick County National Bank
N. Market St
East Second Street
Frederick county sued in breach of contract case
Frederick County faces a breach of contract suit with Ralph Gordon as attorney for the county. Notification arrived earlier this week and the county has until July 1 to reply. The case is before US District Court Judge Marvin J. Garbis.
Correction fixes Hood Reunion Weekend donation list in Frederick News-Post
A June 15 Hood Reunion Weekend story carried a typographical error in the donations paragraph. The corrected text names the 60th Reunion gift of $51,682 presented by Pat Patterson Dean of Frederick, the 55th Reunion gift of $54,574 presented by Helene Schmallech Schaeffer of Bradenton Florida and Pat Baldwin Hoffman of Bridgehampton New York for the Alumnae Fund.
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Frederick News-Post
Pat Patterson
Frederick
Helene Schmallech Schaeffer
Bradenton
Fla
Pat Baldwin Hoffman
Bridgehampton
N.Y
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