State Lottery Introduces Two New Instant Games Football and Double Your Money
Maryland State Lottery officials announce two new instant games Football and Double Your Money start Sept 23 with top prizes up to 1000 and 5000 respectively. Football pays 1000 for totals of 10 or more after uncovering areas while Double Your Money offers 2 to 5000 with prizes from 2 to 5000 and a doubling option. Instant Game Manager Dennis Adams predicts strong performance citing mid tier 25 and 50 dollar prizes and a 355 percent share of such winnings.
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Dennis Adams
Fire log notes four calls in 24 hours ending Monday
The record reports four fire calls in the 24 hour period ending Monday with incidents at 809 A E South St a automatic alarm at Frederick County Square and a woods fire rear of 11704 Fairmont Place. Ambulance emergencies total 23 with six unbalance cases.
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Fairmont Place
Woods
Green Valley
Hyattstown
Lottery results from Baltimore draw Monday night
Maryland daily lottery numbers reported for Monday include 0 32 in play, and play four drawing 44 26. Three-digit and four-digit results reflect the evening draw across state games.
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Weather map forecast for Wednesday across Maryland and mid-Atlantic
Accu Weather predicts clear skies on Wednesday from the West Coast to the central Mid Atlantic due to high pressure. A cold front brings showers and thunderstorms from Maine to coastal Georgia. Western Maryland shows increasing clouds with rain likely late afternoon and highs near 70, tonight rain, persisting into Wednesday with 80 percent likelihood.
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Bail decisions set in multiple Frederick area cases
Bail remained at 50 000 in the burglary case against Michael V Franklin, 23, of East Fifth Street, charged with nine counts of breaking and entering and three counts of theft. District Court Judge Frederick Bower did not lower bail during a Monday review as Franklin faces added firearms and destruction charges. Also before the court, James L Kerns of Fairfield Pennsylvania, held on a 10 000 bail for DWI with three prior Maryland charges. Craig Sewell, 23, Gaithersburg, bail 30 000 for cocaine distribution with prior records. Forrestville man held on 8 000 bail as a Virginia fugitive in unauthorized use of a vehicle. John Clark, 33, awaiting extradition, waived. John W Bates Jr of Lovettsville held on 4 000 for DWI and ticket refusal.
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Michael V. Franklin
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Franklin
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Bower
Maryland
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James L. Kerns
Fairfield
Linton
Kerns
Craig Sewell
Gaithersburg
John Hanson
Sewell
Forrestville
Virginia
John Clark
Frederick Fair
John W. Bates Jr
Lovettsville
Two Women Treated After Brunswick Head On Collision
Lora Price 16 of Jefferson and Ruby Eckenrode 46 of Keymar were injured in a head on crash on East Potomac Street Monday morning. Both were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Brunswick ambulance and released after treatment. Price, driving west, crossed the center line and struck Eckenrode who was in a county vehicle. Price was charged with failure to drive right of center. The sheriff's office investigated the 8:24 am crash. Eckenrode was enploged at the senior center in Bi.
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Sheriff's Office
Vandals topple 256 headstones at Hebrew Friendship Cemetery
Baltimore police seek vandals after 256 headstones at Hebrew Friendship Cemetery were knocked over or damaged late Saturday night or Sunday. Investigators say no anti-Semitic graffiti was found, suggesting pranksters. Caretaker Terry Bush discovered the damage Sunday morning. many sandstone stones are beyond repair and some exceed 100 years in age.
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Baltimore
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery
Terry Bush
Reflectorized lane markers to dot area highways
State Highways Administration solicits bids to install 13 000 reflectorized markers on area highways. District Engineer Douglas Rose notes the markers can be installed on heavily traveled routes including I 270 I 70 and U S 340 from the Washington County line to the East Patrick Street interchange in Frederick. Contractors can place at least 200 per day with weather delaying work until spring.
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Patrick Street
Frederick
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Teenager Struck by Lightning Shows Improvement
Rockville Montgomery County high school sophomore Toy Trice improved to fair after being moved from a burn unit to intensive care at Washington Hospital Center. The Paint Branch High School runner, struck during laps on Thursday, was described as talking some and eating, with no confirmed brain injury yet.
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Toy Trice
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Woman escapes abduction near Rockville Pike car trunk
A 25 year old woman escaped an abduction on Monday in a basement garage at 1010 Rockville Pike after being forced into a car trunk. She dropped her purse, triggering her escape as a second man helped, and the suspect fled.
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Autumn rain moves across northern Rockies to Northeast
Rain showers and thunderstorms spread Monday from the northern Rockies and Plains through Texas and the Appalachians into the northern Atlantic states marking the first day of autumn. Texas experienced heavy rain with more than 5 inches at Concan and high water along the Frio River, per the National Weather Service.
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Frio River
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Threecar crash on Md Route 124 claims maintenance truck passenger
A head on collision at Md 124 and Log House Road in Damascus fatally injured a 55 year old man who rode in a Montgomery county public school maintenance truck. Driver Grayson Ramsburg Sr., 49, of Boyds, is listed in critical condition. bystander Verna Lowe, 36, and Nathaniel Burress, 28, were not injured. Burress faces pending charges as Md 124 was closed about three hours.
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MD. 124
Log House Road
al Cooper
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Montgomery County
Bethesda
Grayson Ramsburg Sr
Clarksburg Road
Boyds
Lowe
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Solomon to chair drug abuse panel in Maryland
Former Maryland health secretary Neil Solomon was named chair of the Governor's Drugs and Alcohol Abuse Commission replacing Lt. Gov. Melvin Steinberg whose term ended. Governor Schaefer said a new approach to drug abuse prompted the change.
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Governor’s Drugs and Alcohol Abuse Commission
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Melvin Steinberg
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Commission
Maryland
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