Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Today through Saturday forecast with mostly sunny warm days in the 70s to 80s. Northeast to southeast winds around 10 mph. Tonight and early next week periods of partly cloudy skies with Lows in the 50s to 60s. A 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms Saturday in the Maryland mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Jurors Give Jail High Marks In Frederick County
The 23 member grand jury praised the Frederick County Detention Center after biannual inspection. They urged completing the work release center, monitoring ventilation, repairing a leaky roof, and expanding drug counseling for inmates and families to cut recidivism. Sheriff Snyder and State's Attorney Dorsey commented on those issues. George Barry Lucey led the foremen with Anna Margaret Chase as assistant foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Detention Center
Grand Jury
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
George Barry Lucey
Anna Margaret Chase
Karen Larson McNitt
James Stup
Grandmother jailed over five year custody dispute in Rhode Island
In Newport, 77 year old Mary Pigeon was jailed after refusing to reveal the location of her daughter Elaine Yates and two granddaughters. Judge Mark A. Pfeiffer ordered prison until she cooperates. Attorney Neil Philbin questioned her silence amid accusations of lying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Mary Pigeon
Superior Court
Mark A. Pfeiffer
Mrs. Pigeon
Nine Waitresses Walk Off At Frederick Shoney's
Nine employees at Shoney's Restaurant on U.S. 40 walked off Monday an hour before noon rush to protest a management change and wage differences between day and night shifts. The workers said they are not unionized and will not return until they meet regional managers. Customers reportedly left, but inside business continued as usual. Manager Guy Houseman disputed calling it a walkout and said operations are fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Linda Trent
Shoney's
U.S. 40
Guy Houseman
Convicted rapist found hanged in Towson cell
AP report says Richard Ywain Gregory, 21, a convicted rapist, was found hanged in his Baltimore County Detention Center cell in Towson. He was pronounced dead at 5:30 a.m. after last week being convicted of a Baltimore County rape and facing six other rape or attempted rape accusations in Maryland and California. Officials noted no prior signs of self harm risk since March placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Baltimore County
Richard Ywain Gregory
Gregory
Fire log summary of alarms and incidents
Fire alarms reported in the past 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Monday. Incidents include automatic alarms at 10 32 a m Bldg 200 Westview Drive United and Citizens. 5 55 a m 13253 Peno Shop Road electrical fire Green Valley and Mount Airy. 10 00 a m Airpax on Holland Street. 10 57 a m 16 N Market St auto fire Juniors and Independents ambulance. 12 35 a m 3617 Westchester Court garden tractor Middletown. 3 10 p m 10405 Fountainpool Road auto fire Labertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westview Drive
United and
Citizens
Peno Shop Road
Green Valley
Mount Airy
Holland Street
United
N. Market St
Westchester Court
Middletown
Fountainpool Road
Labertytown
Woodsboro votes on 400000 loan for water upgrades
Woodsboro plans a special meeting this month to decide if the town will borrow 400000 for water system upgrades. A referendum is required for such a loan, with bids for phase one expected to open at 2 05 p m Friday Sept 14 and 18 contractors submitting bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Charles H. Crum
Crum
Lee appoints Ida Catshall Lee as Woodsboro town commissioner
Ida Catshall Lee was chosen by the burgess and town commissioners to replace Theodore Wilson on the Woodsboro town board of appeals after Wilson resigned for personal and professional reasons. Lee, a two year member of the appeals panel and Rosebud Co. file clerk, will be sworn in at the next town meeting on Oct. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Catshall Lee
Woodsboro
Lee
Theodore Wilson
Woodshboro
the Rosebud Co
Deep South heat wave drives record stretch of heat
Rain tracked across Texas and Louisiana as a weather disturbance lingered, with up to 8 inches near Palmetto Bend State Park and more than 2 inches at Waco and Galveston. Heat persisted nationally with 100s in the West and a Birmingham record of 33 days at 90 plus degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Palmetto Bend State Park
San Antonio
Louisiana
Central
Gulf Coast
Shreveport
Waco
Galveston
Alaska
Chulita Pass
Alaska Mountain Range
Talkeetna Mountains
Matanuska Basin
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
Florida
Southwest
Deserts
Palm Springs
Calif
Central Plains
Atlantic
Birmingham
Ala
Firearms Stolen From Residence on Opossumtown Pike
About 4 000 worth of firearms including several handguns were stolen Friday from a residence on Opossumtown Pike. Maryland State Police said the culprits forced open a basement window to enter the house in the 9300 block. The theft of handguns rifles and shotguns occurred between 4 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sgt. Robert Fagan handled the case. Deputies also report a burglary at Walkersville Market on Maple Avenue with cigarettes liquor video cassettes and other items stolen late Friday night or early Saturday. Call Crime Solvers at 663 3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opossumtown Pike
Maryland
Robert Fagan
Frederick County
Program targets speeders on select Frederick roads
Frederick County Sheriff's Office launches a selective enforcement program on roads with speeding complaints. Sgt. Brian Wilbiar says two radar units bought with a $6,000 federal grant will help monitor Md. 75 near Johnsville, Lawson Road, Butterfly Lane, Gas House Pike, Boyer's Mill Road, U.S. 15, and Md. 85 where accidents are common. Deputies will patrol for speeders and drinking drivers, inviting residents to report problems on their streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Gas House Pike
Boyer’s Mill Road
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Wilbiar
U.S. 15
Lawyer disbarred for misusing escrow funds
A non practicing Montgomery County attorney involved in Frederick and Montgomery real estate projects has been disbarred by the state Court of Appeals on September 6. Arthur Stanley Lazerow of Bethesda misused escrow accounts to cover bills for home building ventures, with his Frederick office peaking at 12 workers. The court called the acts calculated deception warranting disbarment, noting over $207,000 in restitution spared criminal prosecution in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
State Court of Appeals
Arthur Stanley Lazerow
Bethesda
Lazerow
Montgomery
Mr. Lazerow
Kindergarten Begins at Visitation Academy Caption
A Frederick Post caption Sept. 7 notes kindergarten has begun at Visitation Academy. The program is part of St. John’s School but meets at Visitation Academy, aligning early education with that campus location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Post
Visitation Academy
St. John’s School
Lottery results from Baltimore draw recap
Maryland Daily Lottery numbers drawn Monday night are 4 2 2 in the Daily Lottery and 2 2 6 4 in Play Four. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Sears retracts error on Magnavox TV features
A Sears preprint notes an error in the September 9 wraparound, page 12, where the 42814 Magnavox TV was headlined with MTS Stereo. The set does not include MTS Stereo Sound. Sears apologizes for the inconvenience caused.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene B. Young Secretary
George £. Randall
Edward M. Goydes
Edward F. Mull
Kevin Jr. Hagy
Philip W. Hammond
Wiliam
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Rockville
National Weather
Appalachians
Montana
Grandmother Inilad
Cesccos
California
New York Strip
Lee New Town
Deep South
The
Associated Press
Froto
A. Delmar
Rippeon
Wall
Authority of Victoria
Frederick Co. Commissioners” Office
SEARS
David Brinkley
Ceesie Motteres
Sth
Sallie Brinkley
Tre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!