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FCPS Graduation Schedules
Frederick, Md. (LR) — Frederick County Public Schools has released this spring’s school graduation schedule. The graduation ceremonies will take place at The Knott Arena at the PNC Sports Complex on the campus of Mount St. Mary’s University, beginning on May 18th and continuing through June 4th. The list of dates and times are below:…
Groundhog-Attempted Attack
The groundhog was taken to the shelter to be euthanized.
Council Considers More Budget Amendments On Tuesday
They also look at a new franchise agreement with Comcast.
Video of Carroll County Deputy Shooting Groundhog Draws Criticism
Deputy Shooting-Groundhog
Man Wanted For Killing Wife in Montgomery County Found in Mexico
Murder Suspect-Mexico Arrest
Triple Murder – Suicide
Three people were fatally shot by the 41-year-old suspect
Senators Say Trump Administration’s Effort To Dismantle ACA Costing Americans
They cite increases being requested by health insurance carriers.
Mexican National Sentenced In US For Immigration Violations
He had sneaked into the US three times.
Family Displaced By House Fire Last Friday In Carroll County
The cause is under investigation.
Investigation Underway Into Exploding Toilet At C&O Canal
There were no injuries.
Inmate Charged with Attempted First Degree Murder of Correctional Officer
Boyds, MD (KK) – A prisoner at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in Boyds has been chared with attempted first degree murder of a correctional officer. Around 5 a.m. Sunday, an officer was assaulted by 26-year-old Edgar Alfonso Borrera. Police say Borrera punched and hit the correctional officer in the face and upper body with…
Comptroller Releases List of Unclaimed Property
Frederick, MD (KK) – More than $62 million is up for grabs in unclaimed property. It’s money and possessions that banks, insurance companies, and financial institutions were unable to return to the owners. Comptroller Peter Franchot says he can help. “We take an active, aggressive in advertising and promoting the unclaimed property,” said Franchot. The Comptroller…