Tropical Storm Danielle Threatens Mid Atlantic Coast
Danielle churned up the East Coast with 45 mph winds forcing about 20 residents from St George Island Maryland to seek higher ground after nine inches of rain. Delaware declared a limited state of emergency in Bethany Beach and Dewey Beach, closing several roads due to minor flooding. Residents in New York waterfront areas and at Coney Island sandbagged against rising tides as Danielle moved north northwest near Baltimore with forecast weakening.
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Danielle
Maryland
St. George Island
Potomac River
Len Sipes
State Emergency Management Agency
Delaware
Michael Castle
Bethany Beach
Dewey Beach
National Guard
New York
Coney Island
Baltimore
Rhode Island
Foul Weather Dampens Attendance at 130th Great Frederick Fair
Heavy rain and chilly temperatures kept crowds away on kid's day at the 130th Great Frederick Fair. Even with school dismissals many students stayed home. Indoor exhibits open at 9 a.m. with demos in the 4-H, household, and farm buildings. Grandstand events include noon activities and Charley Pride at 7:30 p.m. Weather plans rain or shine. Most animal entries exit today. 4-H western horse and pony show starts Sunday at 9 a.m. Sunday releases run noon to 3 p.m. for H building and noon to 5 p.m. for open class entries.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Bartlett draft records dispute fuels Maryland race
Hattery campaign accuses Roscoe Bartlett of lying about World War II draft status. Bartlett says charges are baseless as records show he turned 18 in 1944 and was initially classified 1-A before being reclassified 4-D as a minister. Campaign aides contrast Bartlett’s answer at a Hagerstown forum with selective service files indicating eligibility and deferment details.
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Hattery
Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
Roscoe Bartlett
Republican
Selective Service
Westmoreland County
Jeannette
Hagerstown
Jim Lafferty
Lew Brodsky
Lafferty
Dr. Bartlett
Brodsky
Hoover
Dentist performs root canal on dog Jazmine in Middletown
Middletown dentist Dr Fred Louis Rudman treats Jazmine a 2 year old yellow Labrador retriever in a first for the local hospital. Palmer Animal Hospital called on Rudman to perform the root canal on the chipped tooth to prevent infection. The procedure involved drilling probing nerves and flushing the canal with solutions before filling and polishing the tooth while staff observed.
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Middletown
Fred Louis Rudman
Jazmine
Rudman
Philip Palmer
Palmer
Animal Hospital
Myersville
Freday
Cade
Enmel
Olien
Jarmime
Tmothy Jacobsen Jazmine
Fire regulation waived for Cullen Academy opening
The Maryland fire marshal temporarily waives a sprinkler rule for Victor Cullen Academy set to open as a juvenile facility in Sabillasville. Three years to install sprinklers, occupancy change noted, with full compliance expected for detention areas and dormitories after initial inspection and safety tests.
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Sabillasville
Maryland
Victor Cullen Academy
Department of Juvenile Services
al Ward
Cullen
Youth Services International
Ward
Victor Cullen
Charles Croneuer
Fire Mars
Reform School
New Market Days Opens With Arts and Crafts Fun
Historic New Market hosted opening day festivities featuring arts and crafts, fine food, and attractions. The celebration runs through Sunday with ongoing events and activities for visitors and locals alike.
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New Market
Eastalea approves union contract amid industry debate
Ambiguous report outlines Eastalea approving a union contract while noting industry debate. Mentions Mr Dube and company actions, but details are unclear due to garbled text. No specific dates or organizations clearly identifiable.
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Tanya Tucker
Great Frederick Fair
Bull Green
Susan G. Summers
News-Post Agriculture
Teresa Franklin
News-Post
Fire Reg
Susan C. Nicol
Lisp Lawrence
Eastalea Oks Union
Nan
Eastalea Aluhetoml Co Am Hacheystoan
Faery
Aeovin
Pubac
Dube
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