Frederick man arrested after red light stop
Frederick police stopped George Richard Ferguson 39 near East Art Saints and South Market streets for running a red light. He was found with cocaine in his pants and charged with possession and with intent to distribute. Bail set at 25000 and he remained jailed.
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Frederick
Sean Stuart
George Richard Ferguson
East Art Saints
South Market Streets
Ferguson
Hillcrest Drive
Frederick County
Frederick County Adult Detention Center
Fme
Man arrested for carrying concealed knife
Frederick police officers on bicycle patrol at 2 49 am questioned Clifford E B Lee 36 of Madison Street after finding an iZinch butcher knife concealed in his jacket near 4 West A Saints Street He was charged with carrying a concealed deadly weapon and jailed in Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of $3000 bail
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Frederick County
Fire Log: Monday alarms and house fires listed
On Monday November 10 emergency calls included an automatic alarm at Goodwill Industries 400 East Church Street and house fires at 124 West Fifth Street 918 Taney Avenue and involving Fort Detrick. Ambulance calls totaled 40 emergencies with no routine calls.
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E. Church St
United
Citizens
Fifth St
Junior
Citzens
Taney Ave
Independent
Fort Detrick
Maryland rainfall nudges year to near normal level
Wet weekend relief in Maryland raises total precipitation to about 4.5 inches this year, just under the 4.97 inch average. The report notes drought harms, municipal water restrictions easing slowly in western counties, and harvests lagging with corn at 60 bushels per acre and soybeans at 27. Local officials cite drought, aquifer declines, and last week’s heavy storms.
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Baltimore
Smithsburg
Mildred “Mickey” Myers
Hagerstown
Maryland
Ms. Myers
U.S. 66
Agricultural Statistics Service
Missing BURKITTSVILLE ordinances spark town search
Town residents report missing BURKITTSVILLE ordinances while Mayor Paul Gilligan appeals for information. The council approved buying a file cabinet as part of ongoing efforts. A traffic calming study recommends planters and welcome signs to curb speed, plus a brick look resurfacing option for Main Street. A Nov 24 public hearing considers forming a water district with an estimated $17,000 study. council approves $300 for Christmas decorations.
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Burkittsville
Paul Gilligan
Gilligan
Towns finances show surpluses and capital plans outlined
Middletown officials report surpluses in both the general and water sewer funds after a fiscal year with revenues of 775000 against a 551000 budget and a 14114 surplus. Surplus funds will fund the Green Street repaving widening and sidewalk project about 500000. A 145000 state highway grant will finance a sidewalk from Cone Branch Drive to the town shopping center.
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Middletown
Monty Ahalt
Capital Works Fund
Andrew Bowen
State Highway Administration
Cone Branch Drive
Bowen
Woodsboro man charged with burglary and theft tools
Woodsboro resident Frederick Calvin Keeny, 25, of Whisky Springs Road, was arrested near storage buildings behind Kmart at 12:46 a.m. on three counts of burglary, destruction of property, one count of possessing burglary tools, with bail set at $25,000. Officer Scott Stinnett found him by a red Ford pickup with a gas torch and cut locks on several storage buildings.
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Woodsboro
Kmart
Frederick
Calvin Keeny
Whisky Springs Road
Frederick County
Keeny
Scott Stinnett
Maryland Lottery Draws for Monday
Monday night results show Pick 3 5 44, Pick 4 2 4 2 8, Bonus Match 5 3 6 9 14 26 29. Monday afternoon numbers include Pick 3 9 3 1 and Pick 4 6 9 7 8.
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Maryland
Frederick and State Forecast Summary for Next Days
Frederick forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy with lows in the low 30s and northwest winds around 10 mph, Wednesday partly sunny with highs in the low 40s and similar wind. State outlook showsTonight partly cloudy with lows in the 30s. Wednesday partly sunny with highs upper 30s to 40s, and a chance of rain or snow late in mountains and foothills.
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Frederick
Northwest
Stormfront Delivers Snow Across Great Lakes to Midwest
The storm brought over a foot of snow to the Great Lakes region and Midwest while heavy rain affected Southern California. Phoenix Michigan reported ten inches. Houghton and Marquette saw significant snowfall. Northern Michigan may see up to eight more inches. Eastern North Carolina and Virginia had light rain as Southern California endured 60 mph winds and numerous highway accidents. Downtown Los Angeles logged one third inch of rain with 1.6 inches to the northwest, and more storms were expected with cold air settling over the Plains tonight.
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Chilly Rain Expected Through Week With Mild Spells
The News-Post Sound Source weather station reports a dry mild start with a high near 51 and overnight low around 45 after weekend rain. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies today with sprinkles, cloudier periods midweek, and a mix of rain and potential mountain snow late week.
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News-Post
Local people honored at Governor's Crime Prevention Awards
In Annapolis Lt. Gov Kathleen Kennedy Townsend presented the 18th annual Governor's Crime Prevention Awards ceremony recognizing local residents for their crime prevention efforts. The event highlighted citizen and law enforcement collaboration in community safety initiatives.
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Annapolis
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Tools Stolen From Frederick County Vehicles
Maryland State Police investigate break ins at Dixie Electric on Baltimore National Pike. Four vehicles damaged over the weekend with ham mer drills band saws drill-saw units cable cutters and knockout punches taken plus smaller items. Trooper Ramona George urged cooperation noting strong community police partnership in crime prevention. Additional honors were announced for DoD Officer Tim Moran Deputy First Class Todd Crum and local groups for security and training efforts.
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Dixie Electric
Baltimore National Pike
Ramona George
George
Department of Defense
Tim Moran
Todd Crum
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Two Frederick County Residents Injured In Separate Crashes
Two were seriously injured Monday afternoon in separate crashes near Highland School Road and Horine Road in Frederick County. David R. Duffey 52 of Monrovia fell on a 1998 Harley struck a guardrail and was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center after initial care at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Julie A. Csordas 19 of Jefferson veered off Horine Road hitting a tree, treated at the scene and released from the hospital.
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R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
David R. Duffey
Monrovia
Harley
Highland School Road
Bob Cale
Duffey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Julie A. Csordas
Jefferson
Horine Road
Jason McCollum
Ms. Csordas
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