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Services Set For Mya Hall, Alexandria Restaurant Worker Killed In I-70 Crash Services Set For Mya Hall, Alexandria Restaurant Worker Killed In I-70 Crash
Services Set For Mya Hall, Alexandria Restaurant Worker Killed In I-70 Crash Services have been set for 28-year-old Mya Hall, who was killed in a crash on I-70 last weekend. Hall, of Woodlawn, was remembered by her colleagues from Matt and Tony's in Alexandria on a GoFundMe as "a talented manager" who "brightened everyone's day with her smile and her sense of humor." A homegoing service will be held at the Vaughn Greene Chapel at Randallstown on Friday, Sept. 1. Visitation will be from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., with the service to follow. Hall was behind the wheel of a white Honda SUV when she struck a guardrail at a ramp on Interstate 70 East to Interstate 695 East aroun…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Maryland Man Shot By Wife Over Child Molestation Allegations Facing Charges Maryland Man Shot By Wife Over Child Molestation Allegations Facing Charges
Maryland Man Shot By Wife Over Child Molestation Allegations Facing Charges An arrest warrant has been issued for the Maryland man shot by his wife in a Washington, DC hotel room on allegations he sexually abused at least three children at her daycare facility, authorities said. James Weems Jr., 57, of Randallstown, was shot by his wife, Shanteari Weems, after she confronted him over the alleged abuse in a room at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Monday, July 25, according to multiple reports. Officials had already begun an investigation into the allegations at the time of the shooting, Baltimore County police said. Weems, who owned Lil Kidz Kastle in O…

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by Annie DeVoe
News
Fredericksburg Woman Wins $50K Playing Maryland Lottery Fredericksburg Woman Wins $50K Playing Maryland Lottery
Fredericksburg Woman Wins $50K Playing Maryland Lottery A stop-off at a Maryland grocery store recently made a northern Virginia woman and her family $50,000 richer.  Marissa Carta traveled to the Old Line State recently to watch a family member's graduation. As she and her husband prepared to return to their Fredericksburg home, they made a fateful trip to a Randallstown Food Lion, she told the Maryland Lottery. That's where she bought a Money Explosion scratch-off lottery ticket.  “When I get one at home, it’s usually a $20 ticket,” said the 40-year-old wife and mother. “The $20 games have pretty big prizes.” The tickets at home, ho…

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by Josh Lanier