Fire damages Fisher's Popcorn in Ocean City
A weekend fire damaged Fisher's Popcorn on Ocean City's boardwalk, but owner Donald Fisher expects to reopen soon. Fire officials said flames started in ducts above the poppers and spread to the ceiling. no injuries occurred and the popcorn-making equipment was unharmed. Fire Marshal ruled the blaze accidental. Power interruptions affected nearby areas during the incident.
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Fisher
Ocean City
Donald Fisher
Photo radar eyed to curb truck speed on Beltway
Baltimore officials consider using photo radar to catch speeding or tailgating 18 wheelers on the Capital Beltway. The device would snap images with date time and speed, sending warnings by mail. repeated violations could trigger trucking safety audits. Concerns include driver identification and perceived discrimination against truckers.
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Capital Beltway
Maryland
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
California
Arizona
General Assembly
Raymond D. Cotton
Rita Bontz
Independent Truckers and Drivers Association
Ms. Bontz
Missing gas cap caused deadly crash for 6 children
A drunken driver rammed a Valiant on a California freeway. The car, missing a gas cap, burst into flames killing six children and two adults. Only three of 11 occupants survived. Victims included Mercedes Diaz and Jose Rodrigues. driver Teodoro Bermudes faced drunken driving charges after failing a sobriety test.
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Stan Maloof
Lee Page
Maloof
Teodoro Gallardo Bermudes
Bermudes
Drug lord surrenders as Cali cartel links surface
In Bogota on Monday Henry Loaiza alias The Scorpion yielded to authorities. He is a hard line Cali cartel figure tied to bombing massacres and deadly terror waves after the June 9 capture of Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela who US officials say helped plan cartel operations.
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Colombia
Cali
Henry Loaiza
the Scorpion
Gilberto Rodriguez
Orejuela
U.S
Medellin
Cali Cartel
Loaiza
Spa Lady closure largely smooth despite eviction
Dana Murray of the attorney general's office says the transition from Spa Lady to Frederick Fitness Center has gone relatively easily with few complaints. Members facing service mismatches may receive refunds for contracts lacking comparable language, while most memberships were transferred to the new club.
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Frederick
Ms. Murray
Maria Garre
Frederick Fitness Center
MGE
Jim Feeca
Heat wave tightens grip across Northeast and Midwest
The Associated Press reports widespread heat drove records May 19 with Boston at 73 overnight and Saginaw hitting 101. Nine heat related hospital visits in Michigan followed Friday’s heat spell as cooling relief moves into northern New England and the Upper Peninsula. Severe storms hit northeast Florida, with heavy rains and winds in the Carolinas and showers along the Northwest coast.
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Upper Midwest
Saginaw
Mich
Michigan
Scott Emerson
New England
Upper Peninsula
Carolinas
Florida
Baker County
Plains
Northwest
Washington
Inter-Mountain
Maryland and Northeast Warm and Humid With Storms
The forecast covers Minnesota to Texas with 90s in many spots while the Northeast cools. Maryland and Delaware rise into the mid 90s today with humid conditions and a chance of afternoon storms. Tonight partly cloudy with pockets of thunder. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and upper 70s to mid 80s.
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Delaware
Garrett County
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
Westminster
Quentin Banks
MDE
Sound Source
Maryland State Police
West Patrick Street
Washcog
Ozone red alert persists as Frederick endures heat wave
The Frederick area remains under an ozone red alert as a heat wave continues. Ozone levels exceeded federal standards for a second day, with 90s to mid 90s temperatures across the region. MDE and WashCOG warn unhealthful air, urging vulnerable groups to limit outdoor activity for a third day.
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Maryland Department of the Environment
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
Baltimore County
Gaithersburg Man Attacked Over Beer Refusal
A 21-year-old Gaithersburg man was cut on several fingers after refusing to surrender a 12-pack at a beer and wine store on 405 N. Frederick Ave. Three men in their 30s approached him at 12:45 am Sunday, one producing a knife. He was treated at Shady Grove Hospital.
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Gaithersburg
N. Frederick Ave
Montgomery County
Shady Grove Hospital
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