Mike Unger

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Senior Contributing Writer at Baltimore Magazine

Writer, editor, sports observer, music lover. https://t.co/mzChJU7P32

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Several Sentenced in Stanton County District Court-Including Two to Prison

2 weeks ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

On Monday morning, Jason Waddell, 46, of Yankton was sentenced to one year in prison charges of Operating a Motor Vehicle to Avoid Arrest and Child Abuse. Waddell will serve those sentences consecutively to a 5 to 7 year prison term he received last week in Wayne County. The sentence come as a result of an incident last September 20th on Hwy 275 west of Pilger.
Review: Vessel Makes You Feel Like You’ve Been Whisked Away on a Vacation

3 weeks ago | baltimoremagazine.com | Mike Unger

Vessel, the cocktail bar in ever-expanding Baltimore Peninsula that opened in October, isn’t the easiest place to find. But once you walk through the lobby of the Roost, a hotel-apartment building hybrid, and take the elevator to the third floor and enter, its proprietors hope that you’ll feel like you’ve been whisked away on vacation. “We like to describe it as a nautical escape,” says Brookes Decker, director of operations for Method Co., which operates Vessel.
Wayne man arrested for DWI after pickup crash

3 weeks ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

At just before 9 p.m. on Monday, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office was notified of a vehicle crash on 560th Ave. north of 845th Rd. near the Peace Church. According to Stanton County Sheriff Mike Unger, the driver, Jade Hostetler, age 21 of Wayne, was found to have driven his pickup through a “Bridge Closed” sign and into a deep creek bed on a minimum maintenance road. Hostetler declined medical attention at the scene.
From Bethesda Magazine: Marc Yamada on becoming police chief in the county he grew up in

1 month ago | bethesdamagazine.com | Mike Unger

Marc Yamada is a Montgomery County lifer. He grew up in Wheaton, where he met his wife, Kathy, in junior high school. The couple raised their four children in Olney, where they still live. Professionally, the Montgomery County Department of Police is the only home he’s known. In July, after more than three decades on the force, he became its 18th chief.
From Bethesda Magazine: Marc Yamada on becoming police chief in the county he grew up in

1 month ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Mike Unger

Marc Yamada is a Montgomery County lifer. He grew up in Wheaton, where he met his wife, Kathy, in junior high school. The couple raised their four children in Olney, where they still live. Professionally, the Montgomery County Department of Police is the only home he’s known. In July, after more than three decades on the force, he became its 18th chief.
Stanton County accident on Highway 275 closed for two hours

1 month ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

At just before 6 Wednesday morning, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office responded to an accident that involved two semis near 571st Ave. on Hwy 275 about four miles west of Pilger. Sheriff Mike Unger said the accident occurred when a westbound semi had its trailer come across the roadway and was struck head-on by an eastbound semi. The trailer then broke apart and partially overturned blocking all of Hwy 275.
Norfolk man arrested after brief vehicle pursuit near and in Woodland Park

1 month ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

At about 1:20 a.m. on Friday, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office observed a speeding vehicle on Old Highway 35 near Woodland Park. An an attempt to stop the speeding vehicle led to it accelerating away and quickly turning into Woodland Park at high speeds. The vehicle attempted to avoid contact by making several quick turns on the residential streets before it was finally stopped on Kimberly Way.
Two-vehicle accident north of Stanton could have been much worse

1 month ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

Late Sunday afternoon, the Stanton County Sheriff’s Office responded to and investigated a two-vehicle traffic accident at the Highway 275 and 57 junction north of Stanton. The accident occurred when a westbound SUV driven by Laura Conway, age 56, of Stanton turned in front of an eastbound SUV driven by Mariano Tipaz-Osorio, age 34, Clearwater and was struck broadside. Conway was treated at the scene by EMS but declined medical transport.
Felony warrant arrest in Stanton during traffic contact

1 month ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

On late Friday afternoon, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office had contact with a vehicle on Highway 15 northeast of Pilger. According to Sheriff Mike Unger, during the contact the driver, former Nebraska football player, Zavier Betts, age 23 of LaVista was found to have a suspended driver’s license and also was wanted on a Probation Warrant with no bond out of Woodbury County, in Iowa.
Florida man arrested on felony warrant after traffic stop

1 month ago | norfolkneradio.com | Mike Unger

On Thursday afternoon, the Stanton County Sheriff’s office stopped a speeding vehicle on Highway 35 near Woodland Park. According to Sheriff Mike Unger, it was found that the driver was wanted on a felony warrant in Dodge County. Lazaro Quintero-Garcia, age48, of Cape Coral, Florida, was taken into custody on the warrant and traffic offenses and jailed pending his return to Dodge County authorities. Unger said it was unclear if Quintero-Garcia was legally in the country after entering from Cuba.

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9 Sep 21

Love the enthusiasm from @kevinnbrown . I was there and the atmosphere was magical. Those who can’t get past the losing and low attendance are missing the forest for the trees. Nothing beats a night at #OPACY with friends. The wins will come again. Enjoy the now.