Mount Airy man charged after officer drops him at estranged wife's door
Frederick County man Allen Pulliam, 41, is jailed without bail on first degree assault and witness intimidation charges after allegedly throwing his estranged wife, Dawn Pulliam, at a basement post and choking her. State police say an Montgomery County officer dropped him at the door despite protests. The Sept. 21 incident, not reported for about a week, involved tense exchanges about court filings and an unclear moral obligation.
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Tragic shooting ties to three-year romance with shooter
In Bal a, a man linked to a three-year romance with the shooter faces second degree murder charges after a fatal incident at R Adams power shock trauma center. Heather Bair, 22, of Woodbine, drove the car with Manning and Schmidt aboard as the events unfolded following a hiking trip on the Appalachian Trail.
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Walkersville High teacher energ ed by grant money
Eric Evitts, a Walkersville High School teacher, received a Baltimore Gas and Electric grant of $568. He plans to use the funds to support a math modeling pilot course and collaborate with a team of teachers.
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Exkacatie's Weeming Heroes Awards prize won by Sine 8
Sine 8 was notified she won 1000 in the Exkacatie's Weeming Heroes Awards contest. The event is noted as respected by Resta and Northern Life Insurance Companies with reference to Page A-10.
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Exkacatie
Resta
Northern Life Insurance
Md 26 funding priority draws Middletown support
Worman's Mill residents packed Winchester Hall to advocate state funding for a new Md 26 road link to ease west and south commuter traffic. The plan would extend westbound Md 26 to Thomas Johnson Drive with a connecting access road at a lighted intersection, replacing current congestion and boosting local life. Leaders from Frederick County and state agencies weighed the proposal as they prepare for the month’s funding decisions.
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Emmitsburg Masks Down Two Day Water Ban Hits Businesses
Emmitsburg shops faced a two day shutdown as town officials followed state water rules after turbidity concerns. Jubilee Grocery and others lost an estimated 8000 to 10000 dollars, with Grace seeking town help to recoup losses as officials review communications with the health department and insurance. The ban was lifted after a second test,Preserving no tainted water was found.
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Classic cars cross Israel Creek as new bridge opens
A motorcade of vintage Fords and Mustangs marked the opening of the Md 26 bridge over Israel Creek. The new structure sits about 10 feet higher and 200 feet long, with a 40 foot road surface and two 12 foot lanes, easing flood closures at the creek crossing. The ceremony featured local officials and owners from the Mid Maryland Ford Club as they praised the bridge’s longer, higher, wider design.
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