Four killed in post office and residences in New Jersey
Four people including two postal workers died in Ridgewood and Wayne while a fired postal employee held a standoff at the Ridgewood post office. The suspect surrendered after more than four hours, with explosives reportedly feared at his Paterson apartment.
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Ridgewood
N.J
Lou le Fevre
Paterson
Wayne
New Jersey
New York City
Anthony la Prinza
Passaic County
Ronald
Fava
Police dogs trained for courage and control at graduation
Police handlers describe how police canines must combine friendliness with aggression when needed. Duke the rottweiler from Ocean City walks with Officer Chris Auletia while other dogs like Quarterback and Maloagis showcase patrol and training. Ryn the German shepherd from Westminster and Max the explosives search dog from Baltimore County highlight diverse duties. Graduation ceremonies for the dogs will be held Friday.
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Duke
Ocean City
Robert Kane
Frederick
Owen
Leesburg
Maloagis
Scott Warmer
Ryn
Westminster Police Department
Steve Shatzer
Max
Baltimore County Shariff
Robert Robertson
Heated Frederick County planning debate over impact study and ordinances
The Frederick County planning commission faces sharp exchanges as members clash over environmental impact study scope and delays to the ESSROC plan. Chairman William Fout calls the moment embarrassing while tension rises between residents, officials, and counsel amid defamation threats and constitutional concerns.
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Commission
George Dredden
Frederick County
William Fout
Local troopers face firing fallout and mixed emotions
Troopers described a week of confusion after word of terminations. Some said they had heard nothing official and wondered about future careers. A list of job options appeared in their termination packets including courier driving and Mass Transit Police, while others shared how the events have taken an emotional toll.
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David Reichenbrraugh
Reichenbaugh
Th. Treglia
Set
Reichenhaugh
Schaefer restores part of prison education funds and police cuts
Schaefer revises a $5 million cut to prison educational programs restoring $3.9 million. The plan keeps state police barracks open at College Park and Baltimore County but affects 22 civilian staff and 24 academy trainees. Troopers forego overtime and clothing allowance to limit layoffs as lawmakers prepare new legal flexibility.
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State Department of Education
Fred Puddester
House
Senate
Miller
Prince George’s County
Security
Baltimore County
State Police Academy
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Chris Auletia
Aleta Eld
O County Sheriff's Office
Mr. Tober
Cpl
Michael Carey
Wicomico County
Gray
Essroc
Zoning Appeals Board
Tfe
Smothers
Mr. Rhodes
Gail Treglia
Frederick Barracks
Schaefer
Puddester
Mts
Eljer
Noland
Fredenck
Eler
Ihoase
South Market Street
Sonia
Wed
Okeen
de Kevarive
The
Frederick News-Post
David Dunevant
David
Leggett
Francis Scott Key
MasterCard
VISA
American Express
Eyeggett
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