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FREDERICK, Md. - A 20-year-old Frederick woman died early Thursday after she was thrown from a vehicle on Gambrill Park Road, according to the Frederick County Sheriff's Department. Tinika Lanae Onley was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital about an hour after the 12:37 a.m. accident. The driver, James Allen Warfield, 18, of Frederick, was treated and released from the hospital. There was no report of injury to another passenger, Ebony Lashere Goines, 20, of Frederick.

HEDGESVILLE, W.Va. --A school bus driver avoided injury Thursday in a three-vehicle accident on W.Va. 9 in Hedgesville, according to Berkeley County Schools spokeswoman Jaimee Borger. The accident, which involved a red 1991 Ford pickup, a purple 2001 Hyundai and Berkeley County Schools' bus no. 58 happened about 3:17 p.m. in front of Murphy's convenience store near Hedgesville, according to the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department and Borger. A back-seat passenger in the Hyundai was treated for minor injuries and the driver was cited after the vehicle rear-ended the pickup truck, which then struck the bus' rear bumper, causing minor damage, police said.

Ryland Newman Jefferson Basketball Senior What do you like best about your sport? "I like to get other players involved in what I do. I like matching up against other teams and other players. " Toughest individual opponent you have faced? "Either Michael Lopez or Q'Monte Matheny. " Toughest team you have faced? "Hedgesville, by far... because they are patient in how they run their offense and they are a well-disciplined team. " Other sports?

Man charged with DUI after car overturns A car overturned on Mechanic Street in Hagers- town early Tuesday after hitting a curb on Burhans Boulevard, said Pam Keefauver, criminal records clerk with the Hagerstown Police Department. Keefauver said that at about 1:30 a.m., a 2004 Hyundai hit a curb by Byers Stop-N-Go, entered the 400 block of North Burhans Boulevard, did a U-turn at Antietam Tree & Turf and then went westbound on Mechanic Street. When police arrived at the 400 block of Mechanic Street, the car was found overturned, she said.

If driving the much improved 2004 Kia Spectra tells us one thing, it's that an inexpensive car isn't necessarily a "cheap" car. Nearly every entry-level company has, at one time or another, built its share of "cheap" cars: tiny body, tiny steel wheels, tiny engine, tiny features list, tiny comfort level, all balanced with a tiny sticker price. Sure, Kia has built cheap cars. Its parent, Hyundai, built cheap cars, once, too. But we watched that company progress and build "inexpensive" high-quality cars with plenty of content.

Sheriff's deputies respond to calls The Washington County Sheriff's Department responded to the following calls since Tuesday, Sgt. Mark Knight said: Wednesday: · At 6 a.m., $500 was reported stolen from a money box at Rankin's Used Golf Carts, at 16827 National Pike. Ã?oeTuesday:Ã?oe n At 5 p.m., an 18-inch gargoyle lawn ornament, valued at $55, was reported stolen from 13000 block of Resh Road. · At 5 p.m., wedding bands, valued at $2,000, were reported stolen from the 11300 block of Greenberry Road.

Three people, including two Harpers Ferry, W.Va., residents, were taken to Meritus Medical Center to be treated for serious injuries following a two-vehicle accident Tuesday on Md. 65 near Antietam National Battlefield. All three people involved in the accident — William Lee of McLean, Va., and Richard and Cynthia Nutzman of Harpers Ferry — were being evaluated in the emergency room as of 4:15 p.m., a hospital spokeswoman said. Maryland State Police said the accident occurred at about 11:15 a.m., when the Hyundai Tucson that Lee was driving pulled from Dunker Church Road into the path of a Subaru Forrester that the Nutzmans were driving north on Md. 65. Trooper 1st Class J. Eichelberger said at the scene that he believed all three people suffered serious injuries.

Susan Baylor of Hagerstown recently picked up her keys to a brand new 2006 Hyundai Tucson at Massey Hyundai in Hagerstown. Baylor won the Tucson on the popular morning show, "Live with Regis and Kelly. " The "Trivia A Go-Go!" contest featured prizes, including 20 brand new Hyundai vehicles. This is the 14th vehicle given away on the show. The "Trivia A Go-Go" contest began Monday, Apr. 24 and ran through Monday, Sept. 8. On most weekdays throughout the summer, the show randomly selected a contestant to answer a question about a previous "Live with Regis and Kelly" show.

Replacing last year's XG350 as the Hyundai's flagship model, the Azera represents a clean stab at creating a premium-class automobile minus the accompanying premium sticker price. The Azera is but one of more than a half-dozen new Hyundai models either recently introduced or already in the pipeline. Included in this group is the '06 Sonata as well as a completely redesigned entry-level Accent sedan that arrives this fall at the same time as the Azera. The freshman-effort XG350 and the XG300 before it certainly delivered all the goodies one might expect in a premium-oriented car, but both lacked the required sense of upper-crust style and panache.

Early in the new year you'll be seeing plenty of Hyundai Tucsons scooting around the highways and biways of North America. However, if you look closely, you'll notice that some them aren't Hyundais at all. In fact, they're Kias. The reason for this is quite simple. Hyundai, which owns the Kia brand, has decided to share its latest toy. Now each has two models: Hyundai has the Santa Fe and Tucson; and Kia has its charming Sorento and the all-new Tucson-derived Sportage. If Detroit can practise the ancient art of badge engineering, hey, then so can these two Korean makes.