Frederick rider charged after police chase on local roads
James P. Stitely, 24, of Frederick, faces multiple charges including exceeding the speed limit and reckless driving after leading Frederick City Police on a chase along Gas House Pike. He reportedly fled, jumped from the motorcycle east of Linganore Road and was pursued by Officer Bob Brown.
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James P. Stitely
Bob Brown
Mr. Stitely
Gas House Pike
Linganore Road
We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Frederick News Post reports a local pride push as residents and businesses rally around the city identity. Community groups, schools, and leaders organize events highlighting history, culture, and ongoing projects shaping Frederick’s image.
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Frederick
Frederich
Residents oppose extensive growth in Walkersville area
Area residents from Walkersville Woodsboro and Libertytown voiced opposition at Winchester Hall to rezoning requests that would add housing and strain schools roads and county services. Speakers urged moratoriums and annexation to towns to control growth and require adequate facilities, as reviews for five and twenty year plans proceed.
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Walkersville
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Winchester Hall
Chuck Randall
Joel Anderson
Planning Commission
Anderson
Burger King Manager Beaten in Frederick Parking Lot
Frederick police say a Burger King manager on West Patrick Street was attacked after midnight by two men in the restaurant lot. A white man with short hair possibly a beard wore a black jacket and blue shirt. a Black man with short hair fled in a black vehicle. The victim was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. investigation continues.
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Frederick City
Thomas Pfarr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Area frost across region with warming weekend outlook
The region reported morning frost from 44 at the Maryland State Police barracks to 28 in Cumberland. Forecaster Dick Diener expects highs in the 60s today and in the low 60s Saturday mornings. Sunny Saturday gives way to a sunny start Sunday, then cloudier conditions with upper 60s, and a chance of rain Monday and Tuesday with possible snow mix in Garrett County mountains.
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Garrett County
Rain still falls mainly in the Northwest
Rain and wind drenched the Northwest with Portland recording a single day rainfall of 4.16 inches as floods clogged streets. The system shifts east with drier Northeast, while a high pressure front brings sun and 60s across the East and warm 70s in the South.
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Ore
Cascades
Dakotas
Great Lakes
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Ohio Valley
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
Gulf Coast
Imperial
Calif
Fire log Thursday October twenty seventh entries
Fire calls list includes Meridian Nursing Home 400 North St automatic alarm at 7 55 am for Citizens Fort Detrick Independent Junior United Fort Detrick Building 1301 at 4 44 am building fire E70 373 Mile Marker 6 36 am vehicle fire Myersville Broadway St at Iras Way 6 54 pm outside gas leak United 619 Himes Ave Overlook Apartments 7 26 pm fire reported out Independent Ambulance calls emergencies 40 routines 12
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Meridian Nursing Home
Fort Detrick
Independent
Junior
United
Myersville
Broadway
Iras Way
Himes Ave
Overlook
Maryland Lottery Results From Thursday Night Draws
Baltimore AP reports Maryland Pick 3 drew 5 2 1 while Pick 4 produced 63 43 and Match 5 yielded 14 13 14 17. No further details on winners or payouts are provided.
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Lottery
Baltimore
Maryland
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
A dome of high pressure brings sunny pleasant days and chilly nights across much of the East this weekend. Low pressure off South Carolina may bring rain along the Atlantic coast Sunday through Tuesday. Frederick County warms to the upper 60s Saturday, with cooler nights, and scattered showers possible Sunday west.
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Tennessee
Ohio
Florida
Georgia
Great Lakes
North Carolina
South Carolina
Atlantic
Former bank manager pleads guilty in Maryland embezzlement case
Joan Rice Spencer, former Maryland National Bank St. Michaels manager now owned by NationsBank, admitted embezzling 120000 to 200000 from 1989 to 1993. She used her position to move funds, forged signatures, and issued cashier checks to hide the theft. Sentencing set for January 11 with potential 30 year prison term and up to a $1 million fine.
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St. Michaels
Joan Rice Spencer
Maryland National Bank
NationsBank
U.S
Ms. Spencer
Harding
Spencer
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