Weather snapshot for central New England and Maryland regions
Accu Weather forecast shows Sunday rain showers in central New England with rain snow mix from northern Wisconsin to Michigan and parts of Illinois and Ohio. Maryland areas expect cloudiness and showers, slight thunderstorm chances, with highs near 70 and cooler Sunday. Maryland beaches will be partly sunny becoming cloudy with 40 rising to 50 percent chance of showers. Extended outlook calls for mostly sunny days, cooler nights, and variable midweek highs in the 50s to 60s.
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DARE program ends for state police amid budget cuts
Lt McAfee says this is the last DARE program the state police will participate in due to budget cuts. At Thurmort Middle School, Principal Claire Kondig notes improved student attitudes, 96 percent attendance, and a 61 percent drop in office referrals since DARE began. Teachers, parents, and students plan to write to Mr. Schaefer in support, while local sheriff and Brunswick police express interest in future involvement.
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Lt McAfee
Thurmort Middle School
Claire Kondig
Treglia
Rick Nash
Gail
Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Todd Crum
Davy
David Doxten
Doxzen
Drr
Brunswick Police
Richard Stone
Stone
Brunswick Middle School
Maryland Congress nears compromise on redistricting impasse
In Annapolis the General Assembly nears a deal to end a ten day stalemate over congressional redistricting. Speaker Mitchell plans talks with Senate President Miller to craft boundaries for Maryland eight districts ahead of a reconvened session. If no agreement, a federal court judge may redraw the maps.
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General Assembly
House
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr
Kent
Senate
Thomas W
Mike’’ Miller Jr
Prince George's
Maryland
Mitchell
Helen Delich Bentley
Tom McMillen
Steny Hoyer
Frederick County
Devil County
Estern Shore
Anne Arundel County
Driver Trapped After Two Vehicle Collision
Rescue workers freed a man from a Ford pickup after a two vehicle crash with a Dodge Shadow. Two women suffered minor injuries and were taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Was Freed
Memorial Hospital
Heist Suspect Faces Trial In Frederick Bank Job
Shirley Ron Holston, 29, of Waverley Warders Apartments, is charged in a Sept 4 robbery at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick Towne Mall. A preliminary hearing found probable cause. police identified her from surveillance images and witnesses.
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Frederick Towne Mail
Shirley Ron Holston
Waverley Warders Apartments
Icrony
Frederick J. Bower
Shelley Barrett
Holston
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Kelly Sue Edwards
Ms. Barrett
Frederick County
Holsto
Verdent
Richard Stine
Frederick City
Ph. Stine
Lawmakers Seek Joint Effort On Budget Solutions
Lawmakers appeared receptive to a joint effort with the executive to cut the budget without hurting people. Senators proposed short term bills to fill the 1992 shortfall with options like a penny sales tax increase or a personal income tax surcharge, while others urged trimming bureaucracy first to avoid tax hikes or police layoffs.
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John W. Derr
Frederick Washington
Laurence Levitan
Montgomery
Senate
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
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