Pacific Northwest Showers and Midwestern Thunderstorms Forecast
Accu Weather calls for showers across parts of the Pacific Northwest on Thursday with rain from Wyoming to the Great Lakes and thunderstorms along a frontal boundary from Arkansas to the Great Lakes. Additional storms expected from the Mississippi delta to Indiana. Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains report fair tonight and Thursday with highs in the 80s and 70s. Extended outlook through Sunday shows showers or storms possible Friday, cooler weekend with mid 70s to 70s highs.
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Pacific Northwest
Wyoming
Great Lakes
Arkansas
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Brunswick Eyes Two Cent Cut in Property Tax Vote Soon
Brunswick weighs trimming the property tax rate from 1.50 to 1.48 per 100 dollars assessed as part of a proposed 2.3 million budget for next year. The plan would cost about 10 thousand, with a budget hearing set for 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
Richard ® Goodrich
Goodrich
Major to meet Protestant leaders over Northern Ireland talks
Prime Minister John Major planned to intervene to salvage power sharing talks in Northern Ireland as Protestant leaders faced a deadline to accept London’s plan. Britain warned it could drop the peace initiative if Dublin as a condition refused to abandon claims to Northern Ireland and insist on where ministers meet. Fire calls and ambulance activity logged in Maryland area alongside routine emergencies.
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Maureen Johnson
Associated Press
London
John Major
Northern Ireland
Major
Peter Brooke
Britain
Brooke
Downing Street
James Molyneaux
Ulster Unionist Party
Tan Paisley
Democratic Unionist Party
Dublin
Afghan Guerrillas Claim Big Victory Near Soviet Border
Islamic guerrilla fighters in Afghanistan say they overran a northern city and crushed a Soviet backed Kabul government stronghold. The report from Midia claims only two small outposts remain in Takhar province. Independent verification was not provided and casualty details were not disclosed.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Hajaghar
Midia
Kabul
Takhar
Teen seeks lost horse sparks seven hour search
A 1 year old girl prompted a multi agency hunt after leaving home near Sugarloaf Mountain on an ATV to search for her horse. Firefighters K nine units and a state police helicopter joined the search before she was found safe along Peters Road near Park issuos.
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Maryland
David Anderson
Sugarloaf Mountain
Peters Road
Park Issuos
Tpr
Anderson
Firefighters rescue workers from 12th floor blaze on rope
Two office workers trapped as smoke engulfed a 12 story brick building were saved by firefighters lowered from the roof. Patrick Barr and Kevin Shea steadied and carried them to safety through a window. One firefighter was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. others treated at scene. Jose Gallegos and Peter Lewis, ages 42 and 4, were among those rescued.
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New York
Patrick Barr
Shea
Eli Sasson
United
Silva
Barr
Matthew Murtagh
Jose Gallegos
Peter Lewis
New York Hospital
Said
Myrna Manners
Ess
Murtagh
Garage fire damages Middletown home in $25000 loss
A fire starting in a garage at 2415 Tabor Drive Middletown caused $25000 in damage to a single story wood brick house. Dr Thomas Bauk helped remove hazards and fight flames, limiting interior damage. Twenty firefighters from Middletown Boonsboro and Myersville contained the blaze in about ten minutes. The cause remains under investigation by deputy state fire marshal Jim Woods.
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Ballenger Creek Pike
Crestwood
Uniteds
W. Patrick St
Holidayton
Independents
Treasure Ave
Walkersville
Tabor Drive
Boonsboro
Maryland
Middletown
Myersville
Bob Thomas
Carl Settle
Thomas Bauk
Thomas
Bauk
Nll
Bank
Jim Woods
Man in fatal crash given fine and community service
A 20-year-old Rockville area man, Robert Brian Booker of Boyds, received a suspended sentence, a $500 fine, and 50 hours of community service after pleading guilty to drunken driving in a crash that killed a baby. He received three years probation. The Sept. 15 collision at Great Seneca Highway and Muddy Branch involved a station wagon running a red light. the baby was in the back seat and ejected. The station wagon driver, Clifford Scott, 30, of Potomac, faced a misdemeanor for not stopping at the red light.
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Rockville
Boyds
Circuit Court
J. James ‘McKenna
Robert Brian Booker
Booker
Great Seneca Highway
Muddy Branch Meas
Clifford Scott
Potomac
Frederick County tax sale nets 382340 in back taxes
The Frederick County税 Treasurer's office announced that the delinquent tax sale on Monday raised about 382,340 for the county coffers. Treasurer Martha Ann Brittain said 425 properties were sold, the most in at least a decade, compared with 179 last year yielding 200,000. The top bid reached 650,000 for commercial property near Festival of Frederick at the U S 15 and Jefferson Street interchange before foreclosure.
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Frederick County
Martha Ann Brittain
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