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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2001
Page
2
Fragments show a Local Post column with phone numbers and partial contact details. Readable items include several 301 area code lines and a 1 800 number, suggesting a telephone contact section without full context or dates.
Fourteen year old Cassie Thews and friend Brian spotted a bear cub on a Liber tytown Park trail while her brothers played baseball. They stayed still until the cub crossed the path and disappeared into the woods. Cassie noted a nearby mother bear may be present and Dean Thews said such animals are rare in the farming community.
Fire log covers 24 hours ending 8 Pela with entries: Monday 8:44 p.m. at 3654 Petersville Road Brunswick vehicle fire. Tuesday 11:48 a.m. 223 E Third St United wires down. 3:58 p.m. 13693 Lexington Drive Mount Airy trash fire.
Maryland lottery results were drawn Tuesday with numbers for Ark 3 0 6 5 and Pick 4 8 19 6 and Cash in Hand 04 46 08 12 14 24 25. Afternoon draws also took place though details are incomplete in the text.
Arch-year-old Frederick man Steven M. Watson bragged to a companion he would steal a camera at the Famous Pawn Store on West Patrick Street. Police detective Anthony Smothers, undercover, identified himself and arrested Watson after a struggle outside the shop. Watson faced multiple charges including destruction of property theft and carrying a concealed weapon, with bail set at 15,000.
Two youths, Daniel Spillin 16 and Terry Eugene Thomas Jr 17, both of Brunswick, were charged with malicious destruction of property for smashing mailboxes in Annsville with a baseball bat on March 6. Deputies said they confessed and a report was sent to juvenile authorities in Washington County.
Tonight increasingly cloudy with lows in the lower 30s to mid 30s. Rain develops Thursday morning with 90 percent chance, possible light snow at start. highs in the mid to upper 40s. Rain continues Thursday night, cooler Friday with highs around 40s and possible showers. Weekend looks partly cloudy to breezy with variable rain chances and seasonal temperatures.
State Senator Hafler or Hafer, who was away at the General Assembly in Annapolis, saw his 22 story wood frame farmhouse burn after a wall fire on Monday. Investigators estimated 4.0 million in damage to the home and contents. no one was hurt. The cause remains undetermined but not suspicious. The blaze occurred as the 90 day session neared its close, and Hafler planned to return to Annapolis to decide next steps for the property.
Steven Milberry, 43, pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to attempted possession of crack cocaine after an Aug. 31 2000 undercover drug buy. He received 18 months in jail with three years supervised probation and time served credit, plus possible halfway house admission for sentence modification. A separate case involved Mark A. Topper, 19, from Emmitsburg, who admitted to a third degree sex offense involving a 13 year old. he was sentenced to 10 years with 18 months to serve, work release after 60 days, and must register as a sex offender with three years probation and no contact with the victim.
A Walkersville woman, Melody Dawn Lawson, 37, was served with a criminal summons in Thurmont after an investigation of thefts at the Thurmont Food Lion on 231 Tippin Drive. She faces three counts of theft over 500 dollars and one count of theft by scheme over 500 dollars. Police Lt. TN Frushour said interviews with store employees followed the September and October incidents.
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