Police ID man killed in head-on Frederick crash
Maryland State Police identified Damasius Ugwuegbu of Frederick as the man killed Tuesday in a head-on collision on Hallenger Creek Pike. He died at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Lisa Youngberg of Frederick, 29, was seriously injured and flown to the same hospital.
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Woman injured as car leaves road near Union Bridge
Goldie Smith, 51, of Union Bridge, was driving south on Md 550 when her 1992 Ford Crown Victoria went off the right side, vaulted a guardrail, and rolled down an embankment. She was pinned for about 45 minutes before rescue crews freed her and she was flown to R Adams Cowley Trauma Center, treated, and released the same day.
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Vehicle and gas leak emergencies recorded in local fire log
Fire log notes calls within a four hour stretch ending 8 p m Wednesday. Entries include a vehicle fire at Stillmeadow Place Overlook Manor with advance life support 10 30 am. an inside gas leak at 6912 Turnberry Court. a field fire at 9800 Bethel Road. Lewistown Ambulance recorded 32 emergencies, one routine.
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Jurors deliberate again in Johnson death penalty case
Frederick County jurors resumed deliberations on whether convicted killer John Clifton Johnson should die by lethal injection, spend life behind bars, or serve a life term with parole eligibility. Prosecutor urged death. defense argued for mercy citing abuse and brain damage. Johnson expressed remorse this time. earlier he showed no remorse. The second penalty phase follows an initial death sentence overturned on appeal.
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Tom Clancy Plans June 26 Wedding in NYC
Author Tom Clancy aims to wed Alexandra Llewellyn on June 26 at St Thomas Church New York with a 200 guest reception at the St Regis Hotel. Clancy 52 recently ended a 28 year marriage to Wanda and met Llewellyn 32 at a Baltimore charity event.
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Maryland Lottery Draws on Wednesday Night and Day
Baltimore AP reports Wednesday night draws yielded Pick 3 3 8 6 Pick 4 6 1 27 Cash in Hand 01 03 09 16 27 21 26. Wednesday afternoon results show Pick 3 2 54 Pick 4 244 6.
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Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Weather Outlook
Tonight clear with upper 40s Lows and north winds 5 to 10 mph Friday sunny with highs in the upper 70s Extended forecast shows Friday night partly cloudy with low 50s Saturday partly sunny 80 to 85 Sunday showers possible with highs 80 to 85 Monday showers and thunderstorms possible with highs near 80 Frederick County and Maryland Beaches forecast details for following days include similar temperature ranges and wind trends with occasional showers.
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Floods and storms across regions while Southwest stays dry
The forecast describes heavy floods drenching New England and scattered storms in the central Plains and Florida. Oklahoma and west Texas face potential severe storms, with some events causing wind damage and radar outages at Miami International Airport. Dry, partly cloudy conditions prevail in the Southwest and Great Lakes see showers.
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Convicted killers escape from Maryland prison
AP reports Gregory Lawrence 38 and Byron Smoot 38, both Baltimore residents, escaped from a medium security prison after allegedly scaling a razor wire fence. Helicopters and dogs join bloodhound search as lockdown is ordered. corrections say Lawrence, serving life for murder, and Smoot, serving 30 years for armed robbery, may have received help.
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Navy air show vantage point closed to public
Annapolis officials announced Dewey Field will be closed to spectators during the Naval Academy air show to protect a private residence of Brendan Sullivan Jr. The move follows last year's dispute over FAA safety rules and a 300 foot safety zone shift that spared Sullivan’s home at 688000 dollars.
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West Virginia may exhaust coal reserves by 2026 study says
A Hill & Associates study estimates 9 billion tons remain across southern Appalachia including West Virginia. If current output grows 1.5 percent yearly, seams could be depleted by 2026. Skeptics note longer life due to new mining tech and industry variability.
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Burglary Hits Local Evangelical Lutheran Church
Officials report two break ins at the Evangelical Lutheran Church and Family Life Center on May 10 with locks broken and property stolen including a fax machine typewriter TV VCR and cash containers. Police investigate fingerprints taken. church leaders vow tighter security and a proactive stance to prevent further thefts.
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Two New York Men Held on Drug Charges in Frederick Detention
Two New York men, Joe Balger and Elijan B. Sweeting, 21 and 20, were arrested at a local motel after a tip about drug activity. Frederick County authorities seized 46 grams of crack cocaine, paraphernalia, cash, and an empty pistol holster. Balger is held without bail. Sweeting's bail is set at 50,000.
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Man Falls Asleep At Wheel In WV Auto Crash
William Douglas Rude Jr 22 was injured in a single vehicle crash in Falling Waters after he fell asleep at the wheel of a 1998 Plymouth Neon. The crash occurred on the ramp from US 340 east to I 70 west. The car hit a guardrail, rolled down a small embankment, and Rude was trapped for minutes before being flown to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown in fair condition.
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