Pit Stop fined for sale to teen in Emmitsburg
Paul’s Pit Stop Inc. at 150 S Seton Ave Emmitsburg was fined $500 by the Frederick County Liquor Commission after deputies established a Feb 24 sale to 17 year old David Michael Peck of Baltimore. Owner Douglas Myers II and Douglas A. Orndoriff were cited. the store had no prior convictions.
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S. Seton Ave
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Frederick County
David Michael Peck
Baltimore
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Maryland Counties Weather Forecast Brief
Forecast for Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery Counties and Washington Allegany Counties. Tonight partly cloudy with a 30 percent shower or thunderstorm chance. Lows mid 60s. Thursday showers and storms likely with highs in the 80s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. Yesterday temperatures listed. Extended outlook through Friday to Sunday with showers, then mostly sunny, with cool nights.
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FEMA approves $434,537 for Frederick County snow costs
FEMA will reimburse Frederick County and seven municipalities for snow removal costs from February storms. The total grants total $434,537 with distributions to Frederick County, City of Frederick, Brunswick, Walkersville, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Myersville and New Market. Investigators spent hours reviewing receipts. funds expected within 30 to 45 days.
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Robber robs 7-Eleven in Frederick City early morning
Police search for a black male robber 5 8 to 5 10 wearing white hat and shirt who demanded change for a dollar and grabbed cash from a 7-Eleven register at 501 E St. Surveillance shows him fleeing west on East Fifth Street. No injuries reported. officer Kevin Grubb leads the investigation. A separate report notes a 4.5 magnitude earthquake near San Fernando with no injuries.
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Schaefer building contract awarded in Frederick
The state awarded a $5 million contract to Manekin Corporation to build the Gov William Donald Schaefer office building in downtown Frederick with Morgan Keller as general contractor, Harris Smariga Associates as engineer, and Nichols Architects as architect. Groundbreaking is in mid July with completion by April 15. The four story 60000 square foot structure will house 200 to 250 state employees across several agencies. The site sits on 1.4 acres within a 7 acre city owned area as part of Carroll Creek Park Master Plan, bounded by South Carroll and Commerce streets and East All Saints and East streets. Mayor James Grimes notes it preserves jobs downtown and boosts revitalization along Carroll Creek.
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East Streets
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Lottery results from Baltimore Daily Pick 4 and March 5 draws
Lottery report from Baltimore noting Daily numbers 0 2 4 and Pick 4 6 7 9 0 plus March 5 results 8 17 19 23 33, listing Maryland drawings and numbers.
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Maryland
Freeman joins Brunswick police as assistant chief
Richard Freeman was sworn in as assistant police chief in Brunswick on Tuesday night. A former Brunswick officer from 1990 to 1992, he later served 27 years with Baltimore City Police before retirement. Mayor Richard Goodrich praised his community policing approach and vowed to support the new chief.
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Richard Freeman
Bus crash on Goucher Boulevard injures students and adults
A school bus struck the rear of a Mass Transit Administration commuter bus in Towson, sending 18 children and nine adults to hospitals with minor injuries. A stepping-off woman was the most seriously hurt, according to Baltimore County Police. The crash occurred shortly after 10 30 a.m. in the 900 block of Goucher Boulevard.
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Mass Transit Administration
Steve Doornberger
Baltimore County
Goucher Boulevard
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