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ARBUTUS, Md. 鈥?The Baltimore County Fire Department said two families were rescued from an apartment fire Thursday morning.Fire crews were called to the scene of a fire in the 4300 block of Alan Drive at Meadow Lane Apartments, just before 6:30 a.m.. Fire personnel said units found several people trapped and calling for help from upper-story wind stanley tumbler ows. Fire commanders later call stanley bottles ed for a second alarm and firefighters battled the flames until the fire was under control just before 7:00 a.m.Crews from Arbutus, Catonsville and Halethorpe stations assisted with rescuing the trapped residents from a rear bedroom window due to heavy smoke filling the front of the apartment.Officials said two young adult women were transported to University of Maryland Medical Center, one with minor injuries and one with serious but not life-threatening injuries. Fire crews found two cats that stanley water bottle died in the fire.The Red Cross responded to assist with the two displaced families comprising six people .Fire investiga
An Ocean City man died of a flesh-eating bacteria he reportedly contracted in Assawoman Bay, his family told an Ocean City newspaper this week.Mike Funk, 67, died Sept. 15, several days after he was diagnosed with necrotizingfasciitis, an infection caused by bacteria that can destroy the body s soft tissue.Funk had apparentl stanley shop y been in the water cleaning crab pots.He was taken to Shock Trauma in Baltimore for a leg amputation, but it didn t stop the infection in time.The cause of the infection was found to be the vibrio vulnificus bacteria, Ocean City Today reported.The Centers for Disease Controlsaid these bacterial infections are rare and usually affect people with weak immune systems. People can become infected by eating raw shellfish, especially oysters, al botella stanley though stanley cup the bacteria can enter the body through open cuts or wounds.His widow told Ocean City Today that she believes her husband got the infection from an open sore on his leg.Download the ABC2 News app for the iPhone, Kindleand An Itrx Here are the 27 cities where Taylor Swift just announced stadium tour stops
ARBUTUS, Md. 鈥?The Baltimore County Fire Department said two families were rescued from an apartment fire Thursday morning.Fire crews were called to the scene of a fire in the 4300 block of Alan Drive at Meadow Lane Apartments, just before 6:30 a.m.. Fire personnel said units found several people trapped and calling for help from upper-story wind stanley tumbler ows. Fire commanders later call stanley bottles ed for a second alarm and firefighters battled the flames until the fire was under control just before 7:00 a.m.Crews from Arbutus, Catonsville and Halethorpe stations assisted with rescuing the trapped residents from a rear bedroom window due to heavy smoke filling the front of the apartment.Officials said two young adult women were transported to University of Maryland Medical Center, one with minor injuries and one with serious but not life-threatening injuries. Fire crews found two cats that stanley water bottle died in the fire.The Red Cross responded to assist with the two displaced families comprising six people .Fire investiga