Eighth grader arrested for drugs at middle school
Frederick County deputies arrested two people on drug charges on Wednesday. An eighth grade boy at New Market Middle School was charged with possession of marijuana after a student reported seeing it on a school bus. He was released to his parents. At about 1:15 a.m. a deputy stopped Joseph Haines for speeding on Montevue Lane. A search with consent uncovered five grams of marijuana and paraphernalia in his sock. Haines, of Frederick, was charged with possession of marijuana and paraphernalia and later released.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Report Wednesday Afternoon
Maryland lottery results show Pick 3 181, Pick 4 4334, Pick 2 324, with cash in hand 1-7 12 1417 21-23. No additional context provided.
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Koenig seeks new trial and post plea relief
Bruce Wayne Koenig, 50, convicted of murdering his elderly parents in June 1995, seeks to set aside the conviction and go to trial. He accepted a plea on March 31 with no defense and faces two murder counts. the death penalty was dropped. He requests a jury trial and alleges new evidence and inadequate appellate preparation.
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Frederick forecasts a mixed bag of showers and sun
Tonight a 50 percent chance of evening showers or thunderstorms, then partly cloudy later with lows near 60. Friday partly sunny with a 50 percent chance of afternoon storms and highs upper 70s. Friday night, showers or storms likely with lows 58 to 60. Saturday partly cloudy near 80 and Sunday 80 with a chance of showers and storms. Monday partly sunny with highs around 80.
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Severe storms strike Tennessee and Southeast
A line of deadly storms hit western Tennessee early, destroying homes, grounding flights and damaging buildings across several counties. Rain and thunderstorms were forecast from the Ohio Valley to the Tennessee Valley and central Gulf Coast, with potential 70 mph winds, large hail and possible tornadoes.
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Thunderstorms Forecast This Afternoon Across Region
Staff reports warn of possible thunderstorms this afternoon with showers likely in the upper 70s. Cooler conditions expected with a high near 77 and a low around 53 at the Maryland State Police barrack. Clouds persist into Friday with a 40 percent chance of showers and similarly warm highs in the 70s.
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Neighbor helps police recover stolen child’s toy
An alert resident on Dock Side Drive called to report youths looking through a neighbor’s fence. He watched one youth open a gate and saw two leaving with a child’s play vehicle. Officer Jason Keckler apprehended the suspects, recovered the toy, and the youths were charged with theft and released to relatives.
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Bomb threat suspect held after high school scare
A 14 year old student in Boonsboro is detained in the Washington County Juvenile Detention Facility after threats to blow up Boonsboro High School. He faces charges of false statements about a destructive device and arson threat. A hearing is planned in Circuit Court Thursday after students were evacuated when a suspicious package on a handicap ramp near the auditorium was found and destroyed by the bomb squad with water.
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Memorial Stadium to be demolished in Baltimore
Memorial Stadium will be demolished next year to clear way for a 446 unit senior housing development and a recreation center. City Housing Commissioner Daniel P Henson announced the decision after more than three years of debate, ending the stadium's 46 year wait since it stood vacant since December 1997 when the Ravens left. Mayor Schmoke planned to unveil the housing project details, a victory for groups who opposed preserving the shell for a high tech center or retail complex.
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Vehicle Fire Report From New Market Area
Fire log records 39 emergencies and 4 routines during a 24 hour period ending at 9 pm. A vehicle fire on New London Road near New Market is noted with 11:53 am timestamp. Ambulances Vigilant Emmitsburg and Rocky Ridge respond amid odor of smoke reported at 16825 S Seton Ave.
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