Possible tornado hits Eastern Shore Kingston Md mobile homes destroyed
At least five unoccupied mobile homes were destroyed and a sixth seriously damaged in Somerset county after a line of thunderstorms. Investigators from the National Weather Service will determine if a tornado caused the damage, with midweek analysis expected. No injuries were reported. The mobile homes housed migrant workers for later tomato harvest processing.
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Kingston
Somerset County
National Weather Service
Keith Lynch
Wakefield
Buck Matthews
L’s Packing Co
Matthews
Lottery results from Maryland drawings over weekend
Maryland lotteries drawn Saturday evening list Pick 3 640 Pick 4 3 83 41 Bonus Match Five 07 19 22 23 23 Bonus Lotto 02 15 26 29 31 47. Saturday afternoon results include Pick 3 234 Pick 4 242. Sunday evening seven lotteries were drawn with Pick 3 35 8 Pick 4 23 61 Bonus Match Five 05 08 02 20 28 Bonus.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Crime Declines for Fourth Straight Year in 1995
FBI preliminary data show violent crime down 4 percent and total serious offenses 2 percent from 1994, with declines across regions led by the Northeast. While murder, robbery, rape, and assault fell, larceny theft rose 1 percent as experts warn youth crime may rise.
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Freeman street brawl draws 200. 20 officers quell disorder
Frederick City Police responded to a Friday night fight drawing as many as 200 people at West Sixth Street and Klinehart's Alley. The clash, which spawned further scuffles, required about 20 officers to disperse the crowd in roughly 10 minutes with no injuries reported. Timothy Pernail Goines, 20, of Walkersville, was charged with multiple offenses and jailed in lieu of $7,000.
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Timothy Pernail Goines
Foresight Lane
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Goines
Frederick County
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Jefferson man injured in single vehicle wreck
Gregory Alan Moser of Bellomonte Court was seriously hurt in a Saturday morning crash on Picnic Woods Road. His 1984 Ford Mustang left the road after failing to negotiate a curve, struck an embankment, flipped, and landed in a culvert trapping him inside before he was taken by ambulance to Washington County Hospital in serious condition.
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Picnic Woods
Frederick County
Gregory Alan Moser
Bellomonte Court
Picnic Woods Road
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Washington County Hospital
Fire log reveals multiple incidents in Walkersville and nearby areas
Fire calls logged over 48 hours ending Sunday include vehicle fires at Sheetz 808 Magcare Pike Walkersville and 5801 Box Elder Court United. trash fire at Souder Pond near Super Fresh. automatic alarms at Mount Saint Marys College 16210 Old Emmitsburg Road and Airflow Co 293 Eaves Lane. more alarms and a vehicle fire at Raven Rock Road Blue Ridge Summit area.
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Colony Court
Frederick County and Maryland Mountains forecast summary
Monday remains mostly sunny in Frederick County with highs near 67 and a high tonight in the upper 40s. Maryland mountains stay partly sunny with about 70 degrees and a low around 50. Extended outlook shows mixed showers, cooler nights, and higher 70s to lower 80s later in the week.
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Maryland
May showers persist as Frederick sees continued rainfall
National Weather Service notes May has been rainier than usual in Frederick, with 1.42 inches for the month through Sunday night and 3.17 inches in April. Local forecaster Dewey Walston says spring brings alternating showers and sun, while forecasters expect above normal summer temperatures and near normal rainfall. Monday and Tuesday look partly cloudy with highs near 70 and a chance of rain Tuesday.
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Frederick
Weather Service
Sound Source Weather Station
Frederick County
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Storms and floods kill in Ohio Valley and beyond
A band of violent storms struck the Ohio Valley with wind and heavy rain causing flash floods that claimed three lives including a 10-year-old boy in Kentucky and a 3-year-old in West Virginia. Severe weather also hit Ohio and Missouri with property damage and power outages. Kentucky declared a state of emergency with National Guard requested.
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Mount Sterling
Point Pleasant
W.va
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Columbus
James Clark
Missouri
Conway
Cape Girardeau
Ilinois
Meade County
Indiana
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Pike County
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