Vehicle fire reported on Waynesboro Pike in Emmitsburg
Fire log shows a vehicle fire at 2:35 p.m. on Waynesboro Pike near Emmitsburg with Emmitsburg Ambulance responding. During the past 24 hours ending 8 p.m. ambulances logged 15 emergencies and 1 routine call.
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Two Women Arrested for Drugs on I-70 Near Myersville
State police arrested Terry Lee Marana and Kevin Vincent Eckenrade after finding marijuana and drug paraphernalia in their disabled car on Interstate 70 near Myersville. The Alexandria, Virginia pair, both 25 and 27, were taken to the county detention center and released on bond.
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Weather forecast for Western Maryland region and mountains
Tonight variable clouds with near 40 degree lows and 10 mph winds. Friday mostly cloudy with a 30 percent shower chance and highs in the low 50s. Mountain areas: near 4 degrees tonight and 1 mph winds, Friday 45 to 50 with 10 mph winds. Extended Saturday to Monday shows showers possible Saturday with highs near 60, then sunny, warmer Sunday and Monday with 60s and 70s, and lows in 40s.
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Blue clothed gunman robs Hagerstown bank
A First National Bank of Maryland branch in Hagerstown was robbed of undisclosed cash by a white male 30 to 35 years old wearing blue clothing and a bandana. He displayed a silver handgun, fled through the back, and police with sheriff’s units searched for two hours without locating a suspect. A bank camera recorded the robbery. a photo will be released after processing. Earlier a similar Keymar bank robbery occurred a week prior with a suspect later arrested.
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No indictments from Frederick County grand jury session
A one day Frederick County grand jury returned no criminal indictments after its probe into one matter. Prosecutor Alan L. Winik said the panel will reconvene later this year for a second matter under secrecy and stressed that indictments and arrests follow only after due process.
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Hood art professor attends Renaissance studies conference
Dr. Anne Derbes of Hood College attended the 16th century studies conference in Tempe Arizona presenting "Heroine or Courtesan Simonette Vespucci and Cleopatra" in a Renaissance women session. The conference gathered scholars from literature history and art.
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Woman Injured In Head-On I 270 Collision
A Frederick woman, Judith Alderton, 45, remained in serious but stable condition at a Baltimore hospital after her Toyota crossed the median on Interstate 270 near Baker Valley Road at 9 21 a m Thursday and collided head on with Kenneth Anderson 52 of Rockport W Va in the Plymouth Fury Rescue personnel airlifted Alderton to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems in Baltimore Anderson was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital The reason for Alderton turning into the median was not given according to police report
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Rain Closes Drought Threats Across Regions
Heavy rain fell across the Northeast and parts of California and Nevada, with Vermont and New York seeing rising rivers and clogged culverts. Oakland officials warn the Sierra snow is still needed. Alaska meanwhile reports record rainfall in Yakutat. Temperatures ranged from 35 to 93, with more showers forecast from New York to California.
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