Poll shows Glendening leads in Maryland governor race
A WBAL-TV poll conducted Sept 9–10 shows Prince George's County executive Parris Glendening with 52 percent of the Democratic primary vote, far ahead of Lt. Gov. Mickey Steinberg at 20 percent. State Sen. Joe Miedusiewski 19 percent and State Sen. Mary Boergers 9 percent. The telephone poll of 431 Democrats and 325 Republicans was by Bullet Poll of Verona, New Jersey.
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Fire log brief from North Hampton Manor to Urbana
Fire calls logged in the past 24 hours ending 9 pm include a 7:50 am inside gas leak at North Hampton Manor reported by Citizens Fort Detrick Juniors United and US 15 a 10:23 am brush fire at Lewistown a 1:05 pm apartment fire on 235 N Market St Urbana reported by Citizens Independent Junior United and related ambulance calls totaling 48 emergencies and 3 routines.
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Weather snapshot for Frederick and Maryland mountains
Frederick County and Maryland Mountains forecasts call for mostly sunny and warmer conditions today with highs near 88 and 70s. Tonight fair with lows near 60 to 50, west winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies, humid air, and a 30 percent chance of afternoon storms in Frederick County. Maryland Mountains stay mild with upper 70s to 80s and light west winds.
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WTRI Owner Hurt In Wreck Near Lovettsville
Liz Roberts 50, owner of WTRI radio in Brunswick, was seriously injured in a single car crash on Va 287 near Lovettsville. She remained in serious but stable condition at Washington Hospital Center after being flown from the scene.
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Emmitsburg Woman Injured In Two Vehicle Crash
Frederick County EMS and police report a multi vehicle crash near Emmitsburg at 8:55 am. Rita Baker 75 of Emmitsburg pulled onto U S 15 from St Anthony's Road into the path of a southbound car driven by a mother and daughter Elizabeth Cuddahee 38 Woodsboro and April 10. Baker was extricated and listed in critical condition at Washington County Hospital. The other occupants were treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigation ongoing.
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No gag order in Horn case to stay in effect
Rockville Montgomery County Circuit Court declines a gag order in the James Perry and Lawrence Horn triple murder case. Judge Weinstein will retain the option to impose limits. trial set for December 20. Prosecution notes rule adherence, money motive cited, and ongoing extradition hearing for Horn.
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Bus crash blamed on drowsy driver near Maryland House
A Peter Pan Trailways bus carrying 50 from New York to Washington hit a pole while exiting onto a ramp to the Maryland House rest area after a passenger said the driver appeared to fall asleep. More than 30 people were injured, seven hospitalized, four in serious condition at UMD Shock Trauma.
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Potter's sister-in-law killed in hit and run boat accident
Jane Donner-Sweeney 79 of Royal Oak Talbot County was killed when her 19 foot Boston Whaler sank off Plum Point Calvert County near Chesapeake Beach. Her son Michael Donner 50 of Fairfax County Va remains missing. Investigators say the boat overturned with a large hull hole at full throttle after dinner on Tilghman Island.
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Districts reopen in Washington schools after short delay
Washington public schools rang bells to start classes after a three day reprieve for fire code violations. About 6000 students from 82000 faced special arrangements as 5 more schools were cleared to open, leaving six schools still awaiting approval for about 3000 pupils.
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Washington
D.C
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