Hit and run collision in Maryland under investigation
Maryland State Police are seeking a red passenger car, possibly a Volkswagen, after a late night hit and run on Weam Zion Road at Md 180. At about 11 05 p m William Allen 53 of Mount Zion Road was struck on the driver side as the other vehicle crossed the center line then fled toward U S 440. Allen was not injured and the investigation is led by Trooper First Class Robert Calois.
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Vehicle fire reported at Interstate Auto
A passerby reported a vehicle fire at Interstate Auto Body on 93 Monocacy Boulevard around 2:50 pm Sunday. Three vehicles were damaged in an unsecured parking area as the Maryland State Fire Marshals Office investigates the blaze.
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Lottery Draws Aid Niply Mey WR Pyek BaOT 6h
Elaborate lottery drawingware features undefined names and unclear details. The fragment suggests a pool of numbers or entries with partial entities such as Niply Mey and references to polls. The readable text lacks coherent event, date, or organization to form a solid summary.
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Hancock Feeds Stranded Travelers During Major Winter Storm
In Hancock Maryland a blizzard stranded about 200 travelers. Local businesses and volunteers opened Weaver's Restaurant and the high school as an emergency center. 49 high school musicians from St Louis rode out the storm, while Red Cross blankets and coffee aided arrivals.
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Cumberland
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Frederick man arrested for domestic assault charges
Frederick police arrested 33 year old Anthony W. Jones after a Sunday afternoon alleged domestic assault. He faces reckless endangerment and first and second degree assault charges plus a weapon violation. A woman girlfriend sought treatment for facial lacerations at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Jones surrendered Monday afternoon following police notification and investigation locating the incident at the woman's apartment.
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Frederick forecast shows clear tonight with low 30s and light winds
Frederick and state forecasts indicate clear conditions tonight with lows in the 30s and 25 to 30 mph west, followed by mostly sunny warm Wednesday with highs around 65 in Frederick and the 60s in the state. Extended outlook shows sunny mild Thursday, cooler Friday, and weekend pleasant with 55 to 70 highs. Beach area mirrors clear nights and 35 to 40 lows with lighter southwest winds.
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Weekend Storms Ripple Across Nation Recede with Dry West
After weekend storms most of the nation quieted while the West Northwest and Rockies were forecast to stay dry. A slow system could bring up to four inches of snow to higher elevations in the Southwest and rain elsewhere. Southern California saw up to two inches of rain. Lockwood Valley reported ten inches of snow along with eight inches at Frazier Park. Roads closed and record highs were set in the Plains and Rockies with 69 at Colorado Springs, 74 at Scottsbluff, and 74 at Worland. The day’s continental high was 3 in Phoenix and the low minus 10 at Houghton Lake. Forecasts call 40s in the Northeast and Great Lakes, 50s-60s elsewhere.
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River levels rise as snow melts across rivers
River levels on the Potomac and Monocacy are rising as snow melts. Maryland Natural Resources Police warn Potomac water is hazardous for recreational use, though experienced paddlers may proceed. Temperatures trend up through the week with a high near 70 expected Thursday. Spring begins Saturday at 8 46 p m. Robins are seen as mild winters persist.
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Maryland woman charged after false Syracuse carjacking tale
Beth Ann Keever, 42, of Baltimore, was arrested in Syracuse after police traced a bogus carjacking report she made to trigger a cross state manhunt. She admitted stress and driving without being abducted, and was held on charges of falsely reporting an incident. Her family in Maryland said she was upset and crying as the truth emerged.
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Maryland
Beth Ann Keever
Baltimore
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Ms. Keever
Timothy Chura
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Keever
Cops and Lobsters aid Special Olympics fundraiser
Deputies from the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office will trade badges for aprons at Red Lobster on West Patrick Street from noon to 2 pm to raise funds for Special Olympics of Maryland. Last year the program operated at about 650 locations and raised over $740,000.
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West Patrick Street
Police boost patrols for holiday in Maryland counties
Maryland State Police Frederick and Frederick County Sheriff Office will fund overtime for extra officers. Four more Frederick officers work 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. with foot patrols and restricted leave. State police add five more troopers as Operation ERIN launches in Carroll County to curb intoxicated driving. Free rides offered by Alternatives to driving. Gum thieves sought in Mount Airy as two men steal Nicorette gum valued at $200 from Rite Aid on South Main Street.
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Mount Airy
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Teen charged with theft in Monrovia incident
A 17-year-old Frederick County youth was charged Sunday with theft after a Honda three wheel all terrain vehicle was reported stolen on Sugar loaf Drive. The report was filed by Trooper First Class Donnie Delayter.
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Sugarloaf Drive
Donnie Delayter
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