Frederick man returns found government check to owner
Alvin Dorsey of Frederick found a $1,216 endorsed U.S. government check on a High’s machine and called Howard Perkins of Thurmont to return it. Perkins earned the money as a Capitol plasterer and will collect the check after a morning pickup, with Perkins praising the honest act. The article also notes Gary Hughes becoming the first black Democratic mayoral nominee in Frederick’s history.
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Fire log summary from Inwood and nearby Maryland areas
Fire log records 24 hour period ending 9pm January 81 including incidents at Inwood John, Reels Mill Road 4200 block with local alarm at 3 11 am brush fire Urbana Apple Valley Shopping Center wires down Middletown D G Auto Body 5 Council Drive 11 31 pm building fire Libertytown New Midway Walkersville Woodsboro 5543 Etzler Road 7 08 pm house fire Braddock Heights Fort Detrick Inde pendent Junior United Ambulance emergencies 25 routines Maryland lotteries drawn Thursday night Daily Lottery results 8 24 Pick Four 12 4 8 Match five 18 19 20 75
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Teacher convicted of sex with student at Wicomico High
Salisbury AP report: David Underwood, 46, a former Wicomico High School teacher, was sentenced to two five year terms for two counts of child abuse after he had sex with a student who was 17 more than a decade ago. Parole possible in 15 months. Judge Warren denounced the abuse and breach of trust.
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Library roof repair costs about 500 dollars
Frederick County officials said the C. Burr Artz Library roof leak caused about 500 in repairs. Firefighters responded Wednesday night as the leak threatened more than 1,000 books. A tarp protected the collection and repairs were delayed by rain before a contractor began work Thursday.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland over the weekend
Western Maryland including Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties faces clouds and a 50 percent rain chance tonight with temperatures in the low to mid 60s. Saturday brings 40 percent showers and highs in the low to mid 70s while Maryland mountains stay mostly cloudy with upper 60s to near 70. Yesterday’s readings ranged Frederick 90 to 59 Cumberland 89 to 58 Westminster 87 to 59. Extended forecast calls for Sunday partly sunny and mid-70s, then mostly sunny and cooler Monday and Tuesday with highs in the lower 70s and lows in the mid-50s.
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Two Men Arrested On Drug Charges After I 70 Stop
Maryland State Police stopped a vehicle on I 70 west of Frederick after a light outage. Driver Robert A. Sims 29 Martinsburg WV held a suspended license while passenger Larry R. Wilson 29 Martinsburg was wanted for failure to appear in Washington County. A search found a pipe and 5.3 grams of saninE. Sims charged with marijuana possession Wilson charged with drug paraphernalia. Both released.
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Summer temperatures fade as fall nears in 1993 outlook
National Weather Service forecaster Robert Melrose says summer warmth ends as a cool front lingers through Sunday. Rain totals include 1.1 inches at the Maryland State Police barracks and 2.05 inches in Emmitsburg, with highs dropping from the 90s to the 60s and overnight lows in the upper 50s. A cold front and low-pressure systems bring drizzle, showers, and a possible Saturday thunderstorm before a gradual warm-up early next week.
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Paul Beale
Firefighters split on how FSLA could affect volunteers
Frederick County Public Safety Director John Croneburg told the Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association meeting that the Fair Standards Labor Act could bar paid firefighters from volunteering in the same jurisdiction. He noted no waivers exist and no deals are proposed, but warned the law might financially impact and disrupt the volunteer system. other nearby areas already enforce it.
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Frederick County
John Croneburg
Ick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
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