Weather Outlook Northwest Rain Snow Band Shift West
Accu Weather forecast calls for rain and snow across the Northwest with a snow band from northern Arizona to southern Kansas and rain from northern Texas to eastern Oklahoma. In Maryland, western counties stay clear and cold tonight then mostly sunny Wednesday with highs around 50s. Extended outlook: fair but cool Thu and Fri, with weekend turning cloudy and cooler temperatures.
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Arizona
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Maryland Mountains
Emmitsburg man sentenced for child abuse and sexual offenses
A 25 year old Emmitsburg man was sentenced to nine years in prison for sexually molesting his 6 year old cousin who was entrusted to his care. The judge suspended six years of the term, placing the defendant on five years supervised probation after conviction on multiple charges including child abuse and second degree rape.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Frederick News-Post
Paul Gerstner
Cpl
Gerstner
Dwyer
Murder suspect returned in Rockville stabbing case
Rockville police say George Bishop Neher, 20, extradited from Texas, is held without bond for the October stabbing death of 16 year old Lisa Michelle East. Neher, who had lived with the victim, was arrested in Dallas after an officer spotted him in a bar district. The victim, who worked at a Pizza Hut and was pursuing her high school equivalency, was found dead in a bathroom. investigators note a struggle and that she planned to leave Neher.
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Rockville
Texas
George Bishop Neher
McCall Street
Dallas
Lisa Michelle East
Neher
University Boulevard
Connecticut Avenue
Light to be installed at US 340 off ramp intersection
Wayne Clingan of the State Highway Administration said a traffic light will be installed at the top of the off ramp from US 340 west onto Ballenger Creek Pike by year’s end due to high traffic volume. He added that traffic levels, not accident counts, determine signal placement as evening rush hour backs up onto US 340.
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U.S. 340
Ballenger Creek Pike
Wayne Clingan
State Highway Administration
Boonsboro Man Hurt When Struck At Service Station
A Boonsboro man, 78 year old Joseph W. Kelly, was injured Monday morning at 8 am at Fountaindale Exxon on Alternate U.S. 40 when he bent over and was hit by a vehicle driven by 19 year old Kelly M. Bender of Braddock Heights. He was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed.
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Boonsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph W. Kelly
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Fountaindale
Exxon
U.S. 40
Kelly M. Bender
Braddock Heights
Leo
Fire log reports alarms and ambulance calls in Myersville
Over the past 24 hours ending 8 pm Monday state automatic alarms at 110 Willowdale Drive and Easterday Road. Incidents include a tree stump fire on Easterday Road. Ambulance calls total 25 emergency and 2 routine.
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Willowdale Drive
Myersville
Maryland Lottery Draw Report
Baltimore area Maryland lottery results released Monday, listing drawn numbers and expected play times. Officials note no claims filed yet and urge players to check tickets for potential winnings.
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Baltimore
Woman seriously injured in city wreck on East Patrick Street
An elderly Frederick woman, Enid Toms, 78, was seriously hurt Monday evening when a car driven by her husband Elmer Toms, 76, veered off East Patrick Street, struck a sign and pole, and she was flown to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. Elmer Toms was hospitalized in stable condition. Police said charges in the 6:08 p.m. crash are pending.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Enid Toms
East Sixth Street
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Toms
Elmer Toms
David Gearinger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Domestic dispute cited in Patuxent guard double shooting
Preliminary probe says a Severn lieutenant checked out a handgun at Patuxent Institution in Jessup and killed Lt. Vivian Anderson before shooting himself. Investigators note a possible romantic link and domestic dispute, with no inmates harmed.
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Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Eugene Kenneth Davis
Severn
Vivian Zina Anderson
Greg Shipley
Davis
Shipley
Tt Anderson
Baltimore
Suz
Anderson
Deer breaks bank windows in Ambridge incident
A deer at Mellon Bank in Ambridge broke one window and damaged three others, apparently mistaking its reflection for a rival. Police and game wardens freed the bleeding buck after about an hour as a road crew shattered more glass and guided it into a nearby forest.
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Ambridge
Mellon Bank
Jack Lively
Norma Buhrman
Mount St Helens erupts ash 30000 feet into air
Mount St Helens belched ash and steam nearly six miles high on Monday, with fallout reaching Oregon towns up to 63 miles away. Authorities found no damage and scientists saw no sign of a larger eruption. winds pushed the plume toward the Columbia River into Oregon as seismographs recorded the 2:07 a.m. explosion.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount
St. Helens
Oregon
Seattle
Dalles
Ore
Steve Biwaliy
U.S Geological Survey
Chris Jonientz-Trisler
University of Washington
Columbia River
National Weather Service
Jonientz-Trisler
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