Hugo pounds Puerto Rico as Bahamas loom
Hugo tore through eastern Caribbean with 124 mph winds, killing at least 14 locally and prompting emergency actions. Puerto Rico suffered widespread damage including overturned cars, collapsed roofs, and power outages. Vieques and Culebra faced severe losses while communications failed and looting occurred. International aid and 500000 dollars in emergency funds were allocated as the storm moved toward the Bahamas.
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Hugo
Bahamas
Caribbean
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Kansas City
Dominican Republic
Grand Turk Island
Hahamas
Rafael Hernandez Colon
Jess Hugo
Orc
San Juan
SS Commonwealth
Santurce
Isla Verde
Luquilo
Weather Service Office
Kansasity
Civil Defense
Culebra
Coast Guard
Paul Hlaney
Vieques
Gooden
Blaney
Blanes
Hawaii
Secretary of the Interior
Manuel Lujan
US Virgin Islands
Overcrowding blamed for more drugs at jail
Frederick police and narcotics agents report an uptick in suspected drug dealers removed from streets as jail overcrowding correlates with more contraband. Inmates hide drugs in mouths or clothing. a case involved crack found in holding for Stephanie Summers awaiting a bail hearing after arrest on drug charges.
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Gregory Bo
Frederick Counts
Baisey
Cpl
Ralf Perger
Frederick County
Stephanie E Summers
Ms Summers
Frederick City
Capt Baisey
Rainy opening at the 127th Great Frederick Fair
The 127th Great Frederick Fair opened under damp skies with rain likely all day. Farmers Day and Farm Family Day kicked off a busy schedule as exhibitors, 4H, and open class livestock shows began amid planned harness racing, cultural acts, and the Heinz Hitch display.
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Mother Nature
Frederick County Agricultural
David
Brenda Gaither
Near
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Jack Miller
Marsland Farm Buregas
Maryland
General Assembly
Ust
Jim Hilgendorf
Nancy Waites
AIM Theta Taest
Weather forecast hints showers with cool nights
Rain filters tonight with lows in the mid teens and a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms Wednesday. Mostly cloudy conditions persist as an active weather pattern affects the region with maps and forecasts guiding plans.
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Ser Make
Oscar Neers
Golden Mile Marketplace Faces Opposition Over Size Noise and Access
Frederick residents protest a 45 000 square foot shopping center developed by Frederic Arcadia Limited Partnership arguing the project is 5 feet taller than promised and brings loud air conditioning and bright signs. City leaders ordered a halt on occupancy while the developer and planning officials are pressured to fix the issues.
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Tiee of
Paanifreaden
Board of Aldermen
Aiden Mile
Iim
Peach Tree Court Ceaidente
Frederck Arcadia Temited Partnership
Washington, DC
Denamis Buck
Ba Hoe Arte
Weathered night delays loom for truck tractor pull event
Weather permitting the truck and tractor pull planned at Creat Frederick Far Homebrewed Plum Crazy Gane in Tinton faces delays as track conditions deteriorate. announcer Bal Clem notes drivers misread the surface and officials warn rain could force postponement while Howard Lewis, the national four cylinder track champion, is expected to compete Tuesday if conditions allow.
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Tinton
Bal Clem
Aris
Wallbheys
Howard Lewis
Camypr
Jew 4
New Carrollton
Thewiss
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