Boy arrested in Brunswick BB shooting near high school
Brunswick Police say a second 14 year old was arrested after a 14 year old was shot in the face with a BB gun while skateboarding near Brunswick High School tennis courts. The victim reported the Feb 10 incident at about 5 15 pm and suffered minor injuries. The suspect faces second degree assault charges and is referred to juvenile authorities.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Phil O'Donnell
Patrick Witchock
Frederick County
Taylor proposes ethics advisor for Maryland lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS AP Lawmakers would have a full time ethics advisor under a bill the House approved. House Speaker Casper Taylor proposed the position amid investigations affecting lawmakers this year. The adviser would guide delegates and senators on the law and hold copies of financial disclosure forms in Annapolis alongside the Ethics Commission filings in Towson.
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Taylor
Annapolis
State Ethics Commission
Towson
Fire log report of incidents across multiple sites
Fire calls logged in a 24 hour period ending 3 pm Wednesday report odor of smoke at 481 Green Valley Road New Market Urbana. Chimney fire at 73143A Old Annapolis Road New Market. Apartment building fire at Field Pointe BHD Field Pointe Apartments. Ambulance calls by Junior United and Caens Ambulance.
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Green Valley Road
New Market
Urbana
Green
Maryland Lottery Draws and Photo Caption Mention
Lottery results from Wednesday include Pick 3 1 0 and Pick 4 24 83 Cashin Hand 6 17 19 27 28 29 21. A photograph published March 13 shows New Life Christian School fifth grader Kara Ram boz Niewara prep lRbeiye.
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Maryland
New Life Chrstian School
Kara Ramboz
Deer Frees Through Window At Glade Elementary School
Pupils at Glade Elementary witnessed a deer enter via an art room window, dash through halls, and exit after pushing a door. The animal was injured, leaving blood traces as police and animal control coordinated recovery and area canvassing.
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Walkersville
Glade Elementary
Maryland
Glade Road
Walkersville zoning fight reaches Court of Special Appeals
Walkersville and the 103 29 Limited Partnership clash over a 224 acre area along Md 194 and Crum Road. The partnership seeks a judicial rezoning without conditions, arguing the town’s planning boundary and school and water needs matter. Walkersville counters that rezoning would bypass school and infrastructure planning. Oral arguments slated for June with a reply brief expected within a month.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
MD. 194
Crum Road
John L Thompson
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Burgess
Court of Special Appeals
Dwyer
Thompson
G. Randall Whittenberger
Jefferson V. Wright
Miles and Stockbridge
Maryland
Whittenberger
Corrections cocktail bill clears Maryland House
A bill to make inmates’ throwing urine feces or other fluids a misdemeanor passed the Maryland House of Delegates 1330 to 0. Sponsored by Delegate Sue Hecht the measure would levy up to a 10000 fine or ten years in prison and remove work release or home detention. Guards testified about past incidents including urine thrown at an officer at the Frederick County Detention Center. The bill advances to the Senate.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick Washington
Frederick County
Cpl
Joseph Chrisp
Frederick County Detention Center
House
Brunswick Police Short Two Officers After Termination
Brunswick police department is short two officers following the termination of Officer Michael Neuland after 17 months. Police Chief Phil O'Donnell hopes to fill one opening by June 1 with two strong candidates under consideration, including a 25 year veteran from Washington DC who lives in Knoxville and a self supported candidate in Prince George's County training, with background checks ongoing. When filled, the force will total 11 full time officers.
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Phil O’donnell
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O'Donnell
Washington, D.C
Knoxville
Prince George's County
O’donnell
Frederick and State Forecast Overview
Tonight clear south and state forecasts with lows near 50s. Friday mostly sunny and warmer with highs around 80s. Extended shows Saturday showers west and 70s, Sunday for partly sunny mid 60s to 70s, with a stretch of 60s to 70s through Monday. Beach forecast repeats mild conditions with southwest winds and upper 70s on Friday.
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Frederick
Cear
West Race of Records and Rain Soaks Regions
Weather summary notes rain and snow across the West with a cold front causing storms in southern California and parts of Nevada Arizona and Utah. Record high temperatures topped across Utah Wyoming Colorado Kansas and Texas with Cheyenne and Hanksville shattering date records.
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Estate tax repeal risks for family newspapers, FCC auction LMDS licenses
A House subcommittee heard that estate taxes threaten family-owned papers unless repealed, while the FCC concluded an LMDS auction raising 578.6 million for 139 bidders across 864 licenses. WNP Communications led with 186.9 million for 40 licenses covering 114 million people as LMDS aims to challenge local providers. Nashville Gospel Hall of Fame adds ten groups and four solo artists, including Andre Crouch, with a banquet set for April 2. In Franklin Virginia, 88-year-old widow Virginia B Davis is charged with beating to death John S Wimbrow in a 1997 case, bail set at 20,000.
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Seattleeee Pioneer Newspapers Inc
Federal Communications Commission
WNP Communications Inc
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Breeden
Franklin
Virginia B. Davis
John S. Wimbrow
Richard G. Brydges
Brydges
Ms. Davis
Wimbrow
Serial killer Ross signs death penalty deal in court agreement
In New London Connecticut serial killer Michael Ross literally signs a 10 page agreement with Special Prosecutor C Robert Satti to forgo a penalty hearing and face execution. Legal experts call the unprecedented pact dangerous and question its legality while a judge weighs its binding status.
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Richard Dieter
Death Penalty Information Center
Washington, D.C
Ross
State Supreme Court
Satti
Connecticut
Clinton U S failed in Rwanda genocide response
President Clinton acknowledged that the United States and world leaders did not act quickly enough to stop the 100 day slaughter in Rwanda. He spoke during a six country trip while visiting Kigali airport and pledged to improve efforts to identify nations at risk of genocidal violence.
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Venuste Karasia
United States
Africa
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Hillary
Secret Service
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Congo
Clinton impeachment clash erupts as Democrats, GOP spar
Lawmakers clash over prospects of impeachment as House Republicans push for more funds to probe President Clinton. Democrats accuse the drive of partisan witchhunt while infighting centers on Rep. Henry Hyde and Speaker Newt Gingrich amid uncertainty about Kenneth Starr's report. A GOP pollster urges a shift in tactics as public support for Clinton remains steady.
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Judiciary Committee
Newt Gingrich
GOP
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Gingrich
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