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4-Month-Old US Baby Found Alive In Tree After Being Sucked Up Into Tornado
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, three people were killed and nearly two dozen people were injured in tornado incident.
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US Girl Born In Prison All Set To Attend Harvard University
Aurora Sky Castner from Montgomery County was born in Galveston County Jail after her mother was sentenced to jail when she was born.
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US Woman Killed Parents With Chainsaw, Body Parts Found In Trash Cans: Police
The woman is not eligible for bail and will be held at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility.
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Small Plane Crashes Into Power Lines In US, Triggers Major Blackout
A small plane crashed into power lines in the US state of Maryland last night, triggering a widespread power outage in Montgomery county, reported Washington Post citing local authorities.
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Woman On Hike Dies On Hottest Weekend Of Year In Washington Region
A woman hiking the Billy Goat Trail in Montgomery County, Maryland, died Saturday in what authorities believe was a heat-related medical emergency during the the hottest weekend of the year in the Washington region.
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Fake Invoices And Gambling Debts: How US Bureaucrat Stole $6.7 Million
Peter Bang was shaking. The 20-year Montgomery County, Maryland, employee sat before the county attorney and his deputy in a conference room, staring at the piece of paper in front of him. He was being placed on leave without pay for stealing more than $6.7 million in public funds over six years
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Why This Woman Wasn't Fined For Retuning A Library Book After 73 Years
Mora Gregg, a retired librarian in Toronto, was simply dusting a bookshelf in her one-bedroom apartment last month when she happened upon a lovingly worn copy of the 1929 children's book "The Postman," by Charlotte Kuh. Gregg's mother had checked it out of a Silver Spring, Md., library in 1946, when Gregg was a toddler.
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Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
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Her Job With The MS-13 Robbery Gang: Clean The Weapons, Remove Evidence
Josselin Ramirez faced long odds as her trial drew to a close.
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MS-13 Members Stab Man Over 100 Times. Cut Heart Out Before Beheading Him
As many as 10 members of the MS-13 street gang lured a man into a park in Wheaton, Maryland, spoke with one another over walkie-talkies as he arrived, stabbed him more than 100 times, decapitated him and then cut out his heart, according to police documents made public Wednesday in Montgomery County District Court.
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Homeowner Checks Midnight Surveillance Video, Sees Naked Man Rattling Door
The father of two, asleep next to his wife in their suburban-Washington, D.C., home, was awakened by a cellphone beep. It signaled a message from his Nest outdoor security system.
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Cosby's Take On Sex Encounter Differs Starkly From Accuser's
Much else of what occurred that night is in dispute and will be the focus of the criminal case against Cosby, who was charged Wednesday with aggravated indecent assault by prosecutors in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
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Convicted Indian Trashes His Lawyers in US Court
An Indian IT professional, sentenced to death in the US for killing a baby and her Indian grandmother, is so frustrated with his lawyers that he sought immediate execution rather than seeking a new trial with them.
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US War Veteran Who Killed Six Found Dead in Woods
A US former Marine and Iraq war veteran accused of murdering his ex-wife and five members of her family was found dead in woods near his home on Tuesday, a prosecutor said.
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6 Dead in US Shootings, Manhunt for Suspect
A gunman killed six people and seriously wounded another Monday in a series of shootings near the northeastern US city of Philadelphia, authorities said, as police hunted for the suspect.
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4-Month-Old US Baby Found Alive In Tree After Being Sucked Up Into Tornado
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, three people were killed and nearly two dozen people were injured in tornado incident.
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US Girl Born In Prison All Set To Attend Harvard University
Aurora Sky Castner from Montgomery County was born in Galveston County Jail after her mother was sentenced to jail when she was born.
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US Woman Killed Parents With Chainsaw, Body Parts Found In Trash Cans: Police
The woman is not eligible for bail and will be held at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility.
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Small Plane Crashes Into Power Lines In US, Triggers Major Blackout
A small plane crashed into power lines in the US state of Maryland last night, triggering a widespread power outage in Montgomery county, reported Washington Post citing local authorities.
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Woman On Hike Dies On Hottest Weekend Of Year In Washington Region
A woman hiking the Billy Goat Trail in Montgomery County, Maryland, died Saturday in what authorities believe was a heat-related medical emergency during the the hottest weekend of the year in the Washington region.
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Fake Invoices And Gambling Debts: How US Bureaucrat Stole $6.7 Million
Peter Bang was shaking. The 20-year Montgomery County, Maryland, employee sat before the county attorney and his deputy in a conference room, staring at the piece of paper in front of him. He was being placed on leave without pay for stealing more than $6.7 million in public funds over six years
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Why This Woman Wasn't Fined For Retuning A Library Book After 73 Years
Mora Gregg, a retired librarian in Toronto, was simply dusting a bookshelf in her one-bedroom apartment last month when she happened upon a lovingly worn copy of the 1929 children's book "The Postman," by Charlotte Kuh. Gregg's mother had checked it out of a Silver Spring, Md., library in 1946, when Gregg was a toddler.
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Graffiti On Wall, Skeleton On Ceiling: Inside Violent Gang's "Clubhouse"
Building a light-rail line - in this case, the 16-mile Purple Line in Maryland - often involves acquiring houses to be razed. A routine part, for construction workers, is going into the homes to inventory items that need to be removed before demolition.
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Her Job With The MS-13 Robbery Gang: Clean The Weapons, Remove Evidence
Josselin Ramirez faced long odds as her trial drew to a close.
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MS-13 Members Stab Man Over 100 Times. Cut Heart Out Before Beheading Him
As many as 10 members of the MS-13 street gang lured a man into a park in Wheaton, Maryland, spoke with one another over walkie-talkies as he arrived, stabbed him more than 100 times, decapitated him and then cut out his heart, according to police documents made public Wednesday in Montgomery County District Court.
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Homeowner Checks Midnight Surveillance Video, Sees Naked Man Rattling Door
The father of two, asleep next to his wife in their suburban-Washington, D.C., home, was awakened by a cellphone beep. It signaled a message from his Nest outdoor security system.
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Cosby's Take On Sex Encounter Differs Starkly From Accuser's
Much else of what occurred that night is in dispute and will be the focus of the criminal case against Cosby, who was charged Wednesday with aggravated indecent assault by prosecutors in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
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Convicted Indian Trashes His Lawyers in US Court
An Indian IT professional, sentenced to death in the US for killing a baby and her Indian grandmother, is so frustrated with his lawyers that he sought immediate execution rather than seeking a new trial with them.
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US War Veteran Who Killed Six Found Dead in Woods
A US former Marine and Iraq war veteran accused of murdering his ex-wife and five members of her family was found dead in woods near his home on Tuesday, a prosecutor said.
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6 Dead in US Shootings, Manhunt for Suspect
A gunman killed six people and seriously wounded another Monday in a series of shootings near the northeastern US city of Philadelphia, authorities said, as police hunted for the suspect.
