Woman charged after assaulting husband with bat
In Walkersville, Linda R Burns 26 attacked husband Michael D Burns 26 with a wooden bat at 9600 block Dublin Road. He suffered a head wound. bat broke. She faces first and second degree assault charges and assault with a deadly weapon. Bail set at 10000. Both treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Walkersville
Chuck Toberg
Dublin Road
Michael D. Burns
Sgt Tobery
Burns
Fire log reports multiple incidents at diverse locations
Fire log entries record several incidents and alarms across Maryland areas including Foxville Road Wolfsville Georgia Pacific Blvd Willowtree Drive South Braddock Heights Middletown Willowdale Drive Brookside Apartments Catoctin Vista Drive Libertytown Green Valley and New Market. Ambulance calls are noted as Emergency route line 2.
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Foxville Road
Wolfsville
Georgia Pacific
United
Willowtree Drive
Independent
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Willowdale Drive
Brookside
Catoctin Vista
New Market
Libertytown
Green Valley
Lottery results show no Maryland Lotto jackpot winner
The Maryland Lottery reported no jackpot winner for Saturday night with an estimated 3 million dollar prize. Five players matched five numbers earning 35 dollars per $1 ticket. next drawing prize estimated at 3.3 million. Drawn numbers include 6 16 18 20 45 with multiple other picks across Pick 4, Bonus Match 6, and Pick 9 on Saturday and Sunday results.
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Maryland
Lotte
Candy wrapper mistaken for gun injures teen athlete
Andre Burgess, 17, a Hillcrest High School soccer star, was shot in the leg by a federal marshal who mistook a silver candy wrapper for a weapon while Burgess walked down a Queens street eating a Three Musketeers bar. He remains in fair condition at Jamaica Hospital. The incident, under investigation by the Queens district attorney and U S Marshals Service, sparked calls for accountability as Burgess fears it could end his college prospects.
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New York
Andre Burgess
Jamaica Hospital
Burgess
David Godosky
William Cannon
Newark
N.J
Marshal Service
Dave Branham
Marshals Service
Cannon
Toms
Mr. Burgess
Marshals
New York Times
Hillcrest
Howard Warhafilg
Gas Vapors Ignite Garage Fire Damages Put At 230000
In Sabillasville a garage attached to a home burned Friday after noon destroying a 39 by 50 foot structure and injuring owner Joseph E. Brown 33. The fire began at 4 03 p m when draining gasoline ignited by a kerosene heater causing a vapor explosion. Damages totaled 230000 covering the building and contents including a 1984 Ford Bronco a 1986 Kobota tractor and DJ equipment. Brown treated for first and second degree burns and hospital released. Firefighters from Wolfeville Smithsburg and Thurmont fought the blaze about 30 minutes. The property was insured.
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Sabillasville
Bob Thomas
Joseph E. Brown
Foxville Road
Thomas
Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wolfeville
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Destruction of Property Charges Filed in Frederick
Gaithersburg resident Ricky Eugene Hall, 39, faces destruction of property charges after fleeing from Officer Robert Brown during a drug surveillance foot chase on West All Saints Street. Hall crashed a fence, was captured, and found wanted on a Maryland State Police warrant for theft. He was jailed in Frederick County Detention Center in lieu of bail, then released after posting bond.
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Gaithersburg
Frederick City
Robert Brown
West All Saints Street
Ricky Eugene Hall
Maryland
Hall
Frederick County
Friend's guest accused of stealing Frederick jewelry
Frederick City Police allege Shawn J. Restler, 20, stayed with friends at 427 Be Carrollton Drive and took $2,000 in family jewelry. He was found hours later at a nearby restaurant, jewelry recovered, charged with theft over $300 and jailed in Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of $7,500 bail.
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Frederick City
Carrollton Drive
Shawn J. Restler
Frederick County
Restler
Man charged with disorderly conduct at X-Hale nightclub
Frederick police arrested 26 year old James E. Cassell Jr of Defense Highway early today for causing a disturbance at X-Hale on South Jefferson Street. He threatened to kill staff and became combative while staff tried to remove him. He was released on personal recognize.
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Gambrill
X-Hale
Frederick
James E. Cassell Jr
of Defense Highway
South Jefferson Street
Michael Pue
Cassell
Frederick County Central
City man faces drug and traffic charges
Frederick police arrested Timothy John McKenzie a 19 year old resident of East Fifth Street after a traffic stop for a rear plate obscured by a dark plastic cover. An odor of burnt marijuana and marijuana in a cigarette pack led to charges of possession of marijuana and paraphernalia and driving with a covered registration plate. He was released on personal recognizance.
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Frederick
Timothy John McKenzie
East Fifth Street
Sam Bowman
Mr. McKenzie
Sgt. Bowman
McKenzie
Brunswick City Council Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday
The November meeting of the mayor and city council moves from Tuesday to Wednesday November 12 due to Veterans Day. Proceedings start at 7 p.m. in City Hall. For questions call 301 834 7500.
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Brunswick
City
Frederick County and Maryland Mountains Weather Forecast
Frederick County today partly cloudy with highs mid 50s and northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight increasing clouds, lows upper 30s, light northwest winds. Tuesday morning clouds, then partly sunny, highs in upper 40s, northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Maryland Mountains today increasing clouds, lows mid 30s, northwest winds. Tuesday highs low to mid 40s, northwest winds 16 to 15 mph. Extended forecast Wednesday partly sunny, highs 40s to lower 30s, lows 30s. Thursday partly sunny then increasing clouds, highs 40s to near 30 east, lows in the 20s.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Weather Across Regions Brings Rain Snow and Warm Spells
The Northeast and Plains saw active precipitation including rain and snow while the West stayed mostly fair. Eastern showers stretched from Maine to Pennsylvania with highs in the 40s. The South enjoyed warmer, mostly fair conditions with 50s and 60s, while lingering snow and rain draped eastern Kansas to central Iowa. Texas and Oklahoma reported thunderstorms and warm peaks near 50s, 60s. Wyoming and Montana had light snow showers and temperatures fell below zero. New Mexico received light to moderate snow with 5 inches reported in northern areas and 1 to 2 inches to the east. Wasatch winds roared in northern Utah with gusts over 50 mph between Salt Lake City and Ogden.
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Iowa
Texas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Canyon
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
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