Odor Of Gas

FireWestminster: Firefighters from Reese, Pleasant Valley and Manchester assisted Westminster at 9: 24 p.m. Sunday, responding to a complaint of an an odor of gas in a building in the first block of Sullivan Road. Units were out 34 minutes.PoliceWestminster: A resident of Viking Court told police Wednesday that someone broke a window on his vehicle while it was parked on Spalding Court and stole personal property. Damage and property loss were estimated at $335.Westminster: Employees of Whiting Turner Construction Inc. of East Joppa Road in Towson told police Friday that someone damaged company property at a construction site on John Street.

PoliceWestminster: A resident of Baltimore Boulevard reported Saturday that his bicycle was stolen from West Main Street. Loss was estimated at $262.Westminster: A Deer Park Road resident told police Saturday that her vehicle was scratched while it was parked on Emerald Hill Drive. Damage was estimated at $300.Westminster: A Bond Street resident told police on Friday that a bike was stolen from his front porch. The loss was estimated at $115.Westminster: Two residents of Ewing Drive told police Friday that bicycles were stolen from their homes.

Winfield: Firefighters from Winfield, Mount Airy, Westminster and Lisbon in Howard County responded at 9: 15 p.m. Saturday to a building fire at Route 26 and Salem Bottom Road. Units were out 30 minutes. Mount Airy: Firefighters from Mount Airy and Winfield responded at 7: 54 p.m. Saturday to a chimney fire on Buffalo Road. Units were out 1 hour. Mount Airy: Firefighters responded at 1: 32 p.m. Saturday to a house fire in the 13000 block of Penn Shop Road, Frederick County. Units were out 35 minutes.

Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. crews repaired a gas leak at the corner of West Baltimore and Eutaw Streets last night after a paramedic reported a strong odor of gas at the downtown intersection.Fire officials said the paramedic was responding to a call about 9 p.m. when he noticed the odor. BG&E crews found a small leak in a pipe below the Community Blood and Plasma Service at 335 W. Baltimore St. They made a temporary repair and were set to return today.BG&E spokesman Art Slusark said the utility had received more than the usual number of gas odor reports following Monday's explosion in Irvington that killed an elderly woman.

PoliceWestminster: An employee of Donna Jean's Barber Shop on East Green Street told police Oct. 11 that someone damaged a window. Loss was estimated at $250.Westminster: A resident of Charingworth Road told police Oct. 13 that someone entered a garage and took a bicycle. Loss was estimated at $100.FiresReese: Firefighters from Reese, Gamber, Lineboro, and Boring and Arcadia in Baltimore County, responded at 7: 22 p.m. Sunday to a barn fire in the 3500 block of E. Lawndale Road. Units were out 1 hour and 36 minutes.

The Westminster High School Instrumental Music Boosters will be the hosts for the Cadets Marching Band Cooperative Maryland Regional Band Competition at 5 p.m. Saturday.Eighteen of the best bands from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Virginia will compete.Bands from Westminster, Francis Scott Key, Liberty and North Carroll will participate.Tickets are $8 at the gate.Westminster High School is at 1225 Washington Road.Information: 410-751-3630.PoliceWestminster: Two residents of Logan Drive told police Monday that someone stole property from vehicles parked outside their homes.

POLICE* Westminster: Twenty old radiators were removed from Staley's Body Shop on Greenwood Avenue Monday, owner Kenneth Staley told police. The loss is valued at $80.FIRE* Westminster: The odor of natural gas at Route 27 and Hahn Road kept firefighters from Westminster out of service for 50 minutes investigating the incident at 4:38 p.m. on Tuesday.

FireSykesville: Firefighters from Gamber assisted Sykesville at 11: 33 a.m. Tuesday, responding to a carbon monoxide alarm on Route 26 at Bonnie Brae Road. Units were out 45 minutes.Sykesville: Firefighters responded at 4: 10 p.m. Tuesday to investigate an odor of natural gas in the 6200 block of Longleaf Pine Road. Units were out one hour.Pub Date: 12/06/96