Brothers and mother arrested after Spring Ridge incident
Three members of a Frederick County family were arrested after a Spring Ridge incident. Keith A. Curtis 26 resisted EMS and assaulted deputies and a corporal. Clinton Curtis his twin brother also resisted arrest and was charged with second degree assault and hindering. Their mother Susan Curtis 43 interfered with police and was charged with hindering an investigation. Both brothers were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released after posting bonds. Fire and ambulance calls were reported in the 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. June 23.
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Frederick County
Spring Ridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Curtis
Clinton
Jason McCollum
McCollum
Clinton Curtis
Susan Curtis
Keith Curtis
Restaurant move OK'd to Himes Avenue site
Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals approved relocating Dutch's Daughter from Route 40 to a 17 000 square foot building near the MAMSI site. The plan includes seating for 600 and a 300 person banquet area with six dining rooms. Groundbreaking is planned for early 1999 with aim of holiday opening. current VFW Post location may stay open with lighter fare. A special exception for an M O district was granted and a domiciliary care sign at Taskers Chance subdivision was also approved.
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Route 40
Himes Avenue
Frederick
Ms. Gideon
Gideon
VFW Post
BIA
M-O
Appeals Board
Taskers Chance Subdivision
Key Parkway
18 Injured When Tractor Trailer Hits Commuter Bus
In Baltimore on I-95 a tractor trailer rear-ended a shuttle bus heading from Columbia Maryland injuring 18 passengers. Investigators cited brake and steering problems on the truck and noted it carried 44 000 pounds of cat litter and cat food. the driver was fined for multiple violations. None of the injuries were life threatening.
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Baltimore
State Transportation Authority
Kerry Brandt
Columbia
Brandt
The
Transportation Authority
Maryland Transportation Authority
Joseph Woods
Rensselaer
N.Y
Woods
Virginia
King William. Va
Wells
Maine
Beach patrol hits sunbather in Ocean City incident
In Ocean City a patrol vehicle ran over Laura Getty as she rested in a chair after a lifeguard row called to retrieve keys. Getty, 21, Elkton resident and Salisbury State University field hockey alumna, was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. Police note the driver checked surroundings but failed to see the sunbather in his blind spot. The patrol is under internal review while police investigate.
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Ocean City
Laura Getty
Elkton
Salisbury State University
Peninsula Regional Medical Center
Jay Hancock
Wes Smith
Hancock
Smith
Multiple regional forecast summaries across the plains and east
Frederick forecast notes tonight fair with upper 60s to lower 70s lows and light winds. Thursday turns hot and humid with lower 90s highs. Plains storm risk includes tornadoes and large hail. heavy rain and strong winds possible. Southern states see temps over 100 while mid-Atlantic to Ohio Valley expect fair conditions and scattered morning rain. Extended outlook shows showers, storms, and continued heat across the South and Plains.
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Frederick
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Salina
Mississippi
Tennessee
mid-Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
Humidity to Return by Weekend With Higher Heat
National Weather Service meteorologists forecast rising temperatures and humidity through the week into the weekend. Today stays mostly sunny and hot with highs around 90 and upper 60s lows. Thursday brings more heat with lower 90s, then Friday through Sunday turn partly cloudy and very humid with highs near 95 and overnight lows in the upper 60s. In Frederick Tuesday, overcast skies gave way to evening showers, high 87 with humidity peaking 78 to 92 percent and a heat index around 98. Overnight low 72 and 2 inches of rain by 8 p.m. The date’s records show a high of 101 in 1988 and a low of 45 in 1963.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Bikes and buggies Amish indicted in drug trafficking case
Two Amish men Abner Stoltzfus and Abner King Stolizfus, not related, were indicted in federal court on distributing cocaine to Amish youth during dances in Lancaster County. If convicted, they face up to life in prison. Prosecutors describe the unlikely link between horse drawn buggies and the Pagans motorcycle gang era drugs.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Robert Werts
Abner Stolizfus
Abner King Stolizfus
John Pyfer
Abner Stoltzfus
Maryland Lottery Results Tuesday Draws
Tuesday afternoon Pick 3 numbers were 7 3 6 and Pick 4 were 5 4 2 2. Tuesday night Pick 3 numbers were 1 8 8 and Pick 4 were 9 8 7 7.
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Maryland
Frederick County man relinquishes animals in cruelty case
A Frederick County man, Charles E. Crone Sr., 43, agreed to relinquish control of his animals in exchange for the case against him being placed on the inactive docket. The 31 counts of animal cruelty stem from an May 11 investigation into an emaciated cow on Baugher Road and deplorable animal conditions. Crone had sought to regain the animals but dropped that request under the agreement. Animal cruelty remains a misdemeanor with possible fines up to 1000 and up to 90 days in jail.
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Frederick County
Charles E. Crone Sr
Ed Crone Lane
Frederick
Shelly McVicker
Crone
Set
Steve Fogle
Baugher Road
Sgt. Fogle
Ms. McVicker
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Frederick Maryland
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Montgomery County Bureau
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David Lane
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Lamar Drive
New Market
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Reverick Neivs Post
Deerwater Financial
Deerwater Financial Today
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Grove Road
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Everett Hart
Haas
Thomas Johnson
Frederik
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