The following deed transfers, for June 30 – July 7, 2024, in Washington County are public record in the Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation office: 

Residential:

• Tri State Property Buyer LLC to Travis Kelley, 339 S. Artizan St., Williamsport, $360,000
• Norman Rosemary Nissel to Marta Aguilar, 18023 Putter Drive, Hagerstown, $240,000
• Andrew Paul Branzell to AZM Clan LLC, 10116 St. George Circle, Hagerstown, $240,000
• Freedom Hill Homes LLC to Brian Howard Robertson, 13924 Patriot Way, Hagerstown, $350,000
• Teresa Serrano to Sundeep Davuluri, 20231 Capital Lane, Hagerstown, $350,000
• Mantua Homes LLC to Monika Thosani, 17612 Basalt Way, Hagerstown, $320,000
• Philip Callaghan to Daniil Naumenko, 12904 Nittany Lion Circle, Hagerstown, $490,000
• Ned Lucas to Aric Metzger, 13608 Rock Maple Court, Hagerstown, $462,500
• Fred and Bonnie Lowman to Linda Nahm, 9708 Lock Tender Lane, Williamsport, $460,000
• Roland and Deborah Baker to John Burgan, 14724 St. Paul Road, Clear Spring, $415,000
• Scott and Karen Hamilton to Carlos Gonzalez Guardado, 17916 Golf View Drive, Hagerstown, $290,000
• Nicholas Suggs to Christine Skeens, 13726 Patriot Way, Hagerstown, $390,000
• FB Real Estate LLC to John Strott, 119 E. Lee St., Hagerstown, $184,000
• Jeffrey and Michelle Short Sr. to Ronald Gaither, 1125 W. Irvin Ave., Hagerstown, $356,000
• Nancy James to Stefany Madai Amaya Fuentes, 1050 Matthew Court, Hagerstown, $228,000
• FL BJC LLC to Dremonarc Enterprises International LLC, 422 N. Locust St., Hagerstown, $280,000
• Rabia Khalid to Ludwin Vasquez Rivas, 749 Monet Drive, Hagerstown, $290,000
• Eric Barr to Dylan Altman, 12417 Cedar Ridge Road, Williamsport, $275,000
• Yardworx LLC to Christopher Achuenu, 735 Washington Ave., Hagerstown, $300,000
• Yardworx LLC to Christopher Achuenu, 737 Washington Ave., Hagerstown, $300,000
• Naveedullah Ayoub to Andrew Stuart Leon, 231 West Side Ave., Hagerstown, $239,000
• Francis Mwaura to Alander Paulette Ricketts, 1039 Dual Place, Hagerstown, $300,000
• NVR Inc. to Josephine Azonfack Djifack, 6 Patti Lane, Hagerstown, $435,860
• Jacqueline Gosche to Bruce Alan Whittenburg, 13105 Primrose Lane, Hagerstown, $400,000
• Ned Ardinger to Mark Gary Scialdone, 1012 Lindsay Lane, Hagerstown, $319,900
• Kenneth Grimm Jr. to Reel and Row Properties LLC, 16424 Leon Grimm Drive, Hagerstown, $1,200,000
• Kenneth Grimm Jr. to Reel and Row Properties LLC, 16428 Leon Grimm Drive, Hagerstown, $1,200,000

Non-Residential:

• EWS LLC to Julian Etches, 180 Eastern Blvd. North 188, Hagerstown, $1,375,000
• David Lyles Living Trust to 1145 Omega LLC, 1145 Omega Drive, Hagerstown, $2,300,000
• Lloyd Allen Wynn to Monsurat Akinsanya, 63 E. Antietam St., Hagerstown, $520,000
• Lloyd Allen Wynn to Monsurat Akinsanya, 65 E. Antietam St., Hagerstown, $520,000

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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan (WABC) — An active police investigation is underway after a burned body was discovered inside a park in Washington Heights on Wednesday.

NewsCopter 7 was over a wooded section of Highbridge Park, where police and FDNY personnel responded to reports of a small brush fire just after 4:30 p.m.

Once the fire was extinguished, it was discovered that it was a body of an adult woman that was on fire. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police say it’s unclear if there were visible signs of trauma to the woman’s body, but the case is unusual enough that they are treating it as a potential crime.

The Medical Examiner will determine the cause of death.

An FDNY K9 team also searched for signs of arson.

No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

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Despite being sellers ahead of the 2024 MLB trade deadline, the Washington Nationals have been playing some solid baseball in recent weeks. They have won two out of their last three series entering a major matchup with their rivals and World Series contenders, the Baltimore Orioles.

The next chapter of the Beltway Series got underway Tuesday at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It was a blowout 9-3 game, but not for the team many people would have predicted to come out on top.

It was the Nationals who came away victorious on the back of six solid innings from Jake Irvin. He allowed seven hits and issued two walks, resulting in two earned runs while striking out three.

Washington was able to hit Trevor Rogers hard. They got to him for seven hits and two talks, turning that into five earned runs in a game that the Nationals never trailed in. Baltimore paid a hefty price to acquire Rogers from the Miami Marlins ahead of the deadline, but he has not fared well through three starts.

Heading into Game 2 of the series on Wednesday night, the Orioles have been installed as pretty heavy favorites. Dean Kramer, who is 4-9 on the season with a 4.70 ERA will take the mound for Baltimore against DJ Herz, who is 2-4 with a 4.41 ERA.

Baltimore is listed at -170 on the moneyline, while Washington is +142. An over/under of 8.5 runs has been set, as the pitching matchup hints at a potentially high-scoring affair.

The Nationals have been pesky as the underdog this season, winning 44.4 percent of the 99 instances they have been installed as one. The Orioles have won nearly 60 percent of the 93 games they have been favored in.

If Washington is going to pull off the upset again, their young emerging stars will have to play a role. On Tuesday, All-Star CJ Abrams, star prospect James Wood and Andres Chaparro, who was making his major league debut, all recorded multiple hits and runs scored.

They combined to go 10-for-13 with seven runs scored and two RBI. Wood had one double in the game while Abrams hit two and Chaparro hit three.

A repeat performance anywhere near that level of productivity and the Nationals could be in line for their fourth win in five games. However, it won’t be easy.

Herz will have his hands full navigating this explosive Orioles lineup. Anthony Santander is one of the best power hitters in baseball, while Gunnar Henderson is putting together an MVP campaign behind him.

Irvin was able to hold the Baltimore bats in check; will Herz be able to accomplish the same feat?