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Crab season in Maryland called one of the worst
Crabbers across Maryland report a severe season with far fewer crabs than in 1991. Venona waterman Danny Benton notes half the crabs, and officials say last year’s 45 million pounds will not be reached due to a cold spring and summer reducing crab activity and reproduction.
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Maryland Watermen
Venona
Danny Benton
Accu Weather Forecast Highlights Warmth and Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for warm hazy conditions across the eastern half of the nation with scattered thunderstorms in upstate New York northern New England and along the Gulf Coast and parts of the Southwest. Cold air will push into the northern Rockies and northern Plains as Wyoming to the Dakotas see more storms. In Maryland fair nights with patchy fog and warm days into the upper 80s prevail across Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains. Extended outlook favors partly cloudy warm conditions Friday and Saturday with showers possible, then cooler on Sunday with 60s to 70s.
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Maryland
Man Convicted of Assault In Woodsboro Case
Robert Lee Fender, 29, now of Mount Airy, was found guilty Tuesday of assault with intent to maim Martin Gregory Dugan, 31, of Damascus, stemming from a June 9, 1991 stabbing near Jefferson after Dugan commented on Fender’s wife being on a hidden video. Dugan was stabbed in the back of the thigh.
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Robert Lee Fender
Mount Airy
Martin Gregory Dugan
Damascus
Jefferson
Dugan
Fire and court notes from Frederick County area
Fire logs report multiple calls over the last 24 hours including a building fire at 1300 Molter Ave and a woods fire on Weller Road. Additional building fires listed at 29 E Frederick St and 315 Brunswick T, with investigations at 170 Westbound Lane and rest area. Ambulance calls noted. a patient required four stitches at Frederick Memorial Hospital. In court, Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr. described Fender’s alleged statements as fabrications. Fender convicted of assault with intent to maim and battery. sentencing set for Oct. 27. probation conditions include no contact with the victim and pending other assault charges.
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Weller Road
Bartholows Road
Woods
Green Valley
E. Frederick St
Maryland
New Midway
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Jefferson
Lovettsville
Myersville
Pennsylvania Ave
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Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Frederick County
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Fender
Dorsey
Mary Ann Stepler
Citizens Begin Police Academy in Frederick County
About 45 residents and curious citizens started a 10 week Citizens Police Academy in Frederick. The program, based on the Hagerstown model, covers narcotics investigations firearms and agency structure with city Brunswick and state police speakers. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh oversees sessions and envisions a centralized dispatch system and automatic vehicle location future.
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Citizens Police Academy
Frederick
Central Alarm
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Hagerstown
Sheriff Office
Citizens Advisory Committee
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Frederick City
Brunswick
Harbaugh
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Health care reform meetings announced by Gov Schaefer
Governor Schaefer sponsors a series of town meetings on health care reform with a session planned for Boonsboro November 10 at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Building. Marilyn Goldwater notes the format will encourage audience discussion of problems and needs while highlighting cost caps and rationing concerns. She cites conflicts among insurers hospitals courts and professionals and adds that rationing already exists for those who cannot afford care. Goldwater, a former Maryland delegate and nursing advocate, is a nurse and college educator.
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Frederick-Washington County
District Eight
Maryland Nursing Association
Marilyn Goldwater
Dan-Dee
Country Inn
American Legion
Boonsboro
Ms. Goldwater
Lottery results from Baltimore Daily Draw Tuesday night
Maryland lotteries drawn Tuesday include Daily Lottery numbers 3 7, Play Four 8 8 9 0, Match Five 3 13 27 30 38. No winner details provided.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Keyes deploys billboards to court black voters in Baltimore
Republican Alan Keyes aims to widen his Maryland Senate bid by placing 12 billboards in predominantly black Baltimore. Spokesman Sean Paige says the effort is part of a broad strategy, not a race on race, as Keyes targets Mikulski’s base in a city where black voters are a political weight.
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Alan Keyes
Senate
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Sen
Barbara Mikulski
Maryland
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Mr. Keyes
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