Man shot by deputies jailed on multiple charges
A man shot by deputies was jailed without bail on charges including two counts of attempted second degree murder two counts each of first and second degree assault two counts of reckless endangerment and weapons offenses after pulling a .380 handgun from his glove box and aiming it at deputies. He was treated and released from Shock Trauma after the incident on Interstate 70 near Watersville Road and the investigation continues.
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John Williams
Fredenck
Watersville Road
Lt. Williams
Burgess
High court overturns sleeping it off conviction
The high court overturns a sleeping it off conviction. The defendant was convicted and sentenced to two years in the Barvesine Living with one year suspended followed by three years of alcohol counseling and a $666 fine. Judge William W Wenner noted the case and its physical control context.
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Karelen Nectess
High Court
General
William W Wenner
Van Hall Convicted in Hagerstown Solicitation Case
Van Hall, former Frederick County educator, convicted after undercover police sting in Hagerstown. He faced charges tied to attempting a sexual encounter for money with an undercover officer, which followed his February arrest. The case impacts his status with the school system as administrative leave continues.
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van Hall
Hagerstown
Red Ave Aera Sosa
Frederick County School
Jack Dale
Dr. Dale
Dale Sai
Schools to Receive Renovation Funds Delighted Officials Say
Local officials showcased a presentation on school construction funding to replace portable classrooms with new computers and upgraded facilities. Glendening noted the program revitalizes communities as Frederick County allocates 17 million for upgrades while the state distributes 25 million in bonds to support future budgets.
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Wren
Glendening
Zane
Frederick County
Raymond Barnes
Blind AmeriCorps volunteer finds community role and purpose
Mr. Malcolm, blind, works with clients who want to join social activities like movies and dinners, showing them they can enjoy life in the community. He views his blindness as a gift, learning to rely on touch and guide dogs, and aims to study massage therapy after AmeriCorps to support further schooling.
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Malcolm
AmeriCorps
Angel
Aaron
Roadway Safety Day at Target Urbana Pike
Roadway Safety Day to be held Wednesday from 10 am to 2 pm at the Target store on Urbana Pike. Frederick County Sheriff's Office official Sai Winebrenner says police and others will conduct child seat giveaways. The event partners with the Chiefs' Challenge to promote safe driving habits.
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Target
Urbana Pike
Sai Winebrenner
Frederick County
Frederick Arts Council names Literary Competition winners
The Frederick Arts Council awarded 1400 in cash prizes in the Frederick Literary Competition. Winners include Valerie Ann Firs for Children’s Poetry ages 7-9 first place, Tighe second, Jade Bowins third, with Erin McGuire and Jay Piamondean noted among finalists.
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Frederick Arts Council
Frederick
Frederick News
Valerie Ann Firs
Tighe
Jade Bowins
Trentions
Erin McGuire
Jay Piamondean
Erin
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