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No Grillin: Not Everyone Got The Message About BBQ Ban
KIAHMayor Anise Parker put a stop to people using city park BBQ grills due to high fire danger. Probably not a bad idea, but it seems not everyone got the message. We saw a family in Memorial Park, over the weekend, not only using a park grill but they... -
Coroner: Infant left in car died from heat stroke
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of a baby Monday.
An autopsy on the infant was performed Monday afternoon. The Marion County coroner determined the infant died from a heat stroke. The death of the infant is being...Tags: Emergency Health Procedures, Heat Stroke
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Ohio couple pleads guilty in duct-taped child case
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — A man and woman in southwest Ohio have pleaded guilty to charges in a case involving a 3-year-old who authorities say was bound with duct tape, then recorded on a cellphone. Twenty-seven-year-old Charles J. Jones Jr. pleaded...Tags: Trials
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Special prosecutor says deputies justified in shooting of fugitive in Montgomery County
A special prosecutor say sheriff's deputies in Montgomery County were justified when they shot fugitive Edward Dehart.
Dehart was at the center of a nearly 24-hour manhunt back in August.
The shooting happened at the Radford Travel Center in...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Prosecution
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Man said to don fake beard in alleged Bethesda murder attempt
Frank Cipriani entered a Bethesda home, wearing a disguise and posing as a building inspector. He faced his lover's husband, and pulled out a gun. Then his fake beard fell off. In that instant, prosecutors say, an elaborate murder plot also unraveled....Tags: Lawyers, Facebook, Thomas Jefferson, United States Census Bureau, Crimes
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Crawfordsville woman accused of stealing over $39,000 from MCDH
An employee of the Montgomery County Department of Health was arrested Wednesday morning, after a seven month long criminal investigation by Indiana State Police.
Lindsey Fullenwider, 28, is accused of stealing over $39,000 from the company. ...Tags: Theft, Crimes, Trials
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Local government's actions defy message of civility
"Choose Civility" has been a theme of Columbia and Howard County for a few years now, and until recently it seemed a very apropos statement for the area. Howard County was an oasis in a desert. I work in Montgomery County, and driving there is like...Tags: Washington, DC, Clarksville, Local Government, Politics
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Montgomery Co. family speaks out about baby's accidental death
The family of the Montgomery Co. infant who died of an accidental heat stroke is speaking out Friday.
Emergency crews responded to a call Sunday regarding an unresponsive infant, who was accidentally left inside of a van. When they arrived, they...Tags: Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Vehicles, Emergency Health Procedures, Heat Stroke, Accidental Death
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State's new website promotes fall events
Weekend Anchor/ReporterTrying to plan some fall fun? The Virginia Tourism Corporation has a new website promoting autumn events. A Montgomery County farm makes the list for its' pumpkin festival each year. Sinkland Farms hosts an annual pumpkin festival each...Tags: Pumpkin, File Sharing, Arts and Culture, Montgomery County (Virginia), Festive Events
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Breaking ground on a new Auburn High School
ReporterIt's one the largest construction projects Montgomery County Schools have ever under taken; three new schools in three years. Construction has started on the site of the future Auburn High School, the first of the three projects to get underway. The...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Building Material, Blacksburg, Disasters and Accidents
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Lawsuit filed against investment firm hired to finance Montgomery County schools
ReporterThe company hired to finance three new Montgomery County schools is facing a legal challenge over its financial advice given to a central Virginia County. Davenport & Company is one of the largest independent investment firms in the state. It's been...Tags: Career and Workplace, File Sharing, Fluvanna County, Trials, Employers
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Jefferson County Commission mulls employees paying share of health premiums
richardb@herald-mail.comJefferson County Commission member Walt Pellish wants the county’s 179 public employees to start paying a share of their health insurance premiums. The county pays 100 percent of the premiums for employees and 50 percent of the cost of coverage for...Tags: Virginia, Career and Workplace, Health Insurance, Montgomery County (Virginia), Montgomery County (Maryland)
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