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Peter Pan Peanut Butter And Great Value Peant Butter Recall Leads To Personal Injury Lawsuits

More than 70 people have joined together to sue ConAgra Foods for personal injury. ConAgra is the packaged food company that produces some of the jars of Peter Pan Peanut Butter and Great Value Peanut Butter. Other individual lawsuits are also pending. ConAgra has agreed to a recall of the…

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Two Pedestrians Are Struck By A Driver In Hit And Run Accident On Washington D.C.’s Wisconsin Avenue

In Washington D.C., A couple in their 20’s were taken to a local hospital last night, after they were struck by a light blue 4-door Honda Accord while they were crossing Wisconsin Avenue close to Tenley Circle. The impact of the car collision threw one of the victims 50 feet.…

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Over Two Dozen People Injured In Kensington, Maryland As Two Buses Collide

Montgomery County Police are reporting a two-bus collision after a Ride On Bus rear-ended a Metrobus on Viers Mill Road. More than two dozen people were hurt—most of the injuries reportedly minor. More than two dozen people were hurt Monday morning after two buses collided in Kensington, Maryland. Bus Accidents…

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In Ocean City Fire, Two Investigators Confirm The Identities Of Two Victims

Investigators In Ocean City, Maryland say that they have positively identified two of the people who were killed when a mobile home on 135th street caught fire. William Alascio, 49, and Jacqueline Robusto, 44. Robusto was ID’d after a fingerprint comparison conducted by the Maryland State Fire Marshall’s Office. Alascio’s…

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Smithsburg Father And His Teenage Daughter Die In Hit-And-Run Accident In Maryland

Nicholas Sabath and his 17-year-old daughter Sylvia were killed last Wednesday night on Leitersburg Pike near Antietam Creek Bridge. According to police, Sabath was driving westbound on Md 60 in a 1989 Honda Accord when he tried to avoid a Pontiac Sunfire that crossed the center line east of Lehman.…

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Bethesda, Maryland Man Who Pled Guilty To July 2006 Drunk Driving Accident That Killed One Man And Critically Injured One Woman Is Sentenced To Seven Years In Jail

David Helms of Bethesda, Maryland, will serve seven years in jail and three years probation. The sentence was issued following his guilty plea last month to one count of DWI and manslaughter related to the July 11 car crash on an Interstate 70 ramp that killed Northwest High School teacher…

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Female Hagerstown Pedestrian Dies In Car Accident On Maryland’s U.S. 40

Mary Dorothy Reinhardt, a Hagerstown resident, was hit by a 1993 Honda Del Sol in a pedestrian accident last Friday, while walking eastward on U.S. 40 in the travel lane. Maryland State Police say she later died at Washington County Hospital. The driver of the Honda, 28-year-old Rocky Lynn Bishop,…

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Two Fire Workers Sustain Burn Injuries In Baltimore Fire Exercises

A fire cadet and a fire lieutenant where injured during two separate live fire exercises in Baltimore earlier this month. The recruit, Daniel Nott, sustained a first-degree burn on his cheek while Lieutenant Sam Darby sustained a burn injury on his hand. A fire department spokesman said that mistakes during…

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12-Year Old Maryland Boy Suffers Critical Head Injuries In Car Accident In Germantown

Carson Daniel Fehner, 12, was seriously injured last Tuesday when the minivan that his mother was driving turned left into the path of a tow truck. He sustained critical head trauma and was airlifted to Children’s National Medical Center in Washington D.C. His mother, Terri, was not hurt in the…

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Another Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Singer-Actress Brandy For SUV-Related Crash That Killed 38-Year-Old Woman

The sons of a woman who was killed in a car accident last December involving singer-actress Brandy have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the performer. This is the second wrongful death lawsuit filed against the singer in connection to the accident. Brandy had been driving the SUV that collided…

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