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WASHINGTON AP -- The Scripps National stanley cup Spelling Bee is adding a new wrinkle this year in yet another attempt to stop a streak of ties for the championship.This year, the top spellers will sit for a written tiebreaker test before they begin spelling words in the primetime finale. The results will be revealed only if two or three spellers get through the final rounds unscathed. The speller with the highest score would then be declared the champion. Only if the top spellers get exactly the same score will the competition end in a tie.The bee has ended in a tie for three years running.The test will include 12 spelling words and 12 vocabulary words and will not be televised. Results will be sealed in envelopes.ABC 2 News works for you everywhere!Breaking news alertsLi stanley cup ve radar, hour-by-hour forecasts by Maryland s stanley cup Most Accurate weather teamWatch ABC2 newscasts live Psjd 19 less-obvious wedding costs to bake into your budget
BEL AIR, Md. 鈥?A 44-year-old man from Wilmington, Delaware has been convicted and sentenced for two Bel Air arson investigations.Richard Benjamin Lodeski was charged in June 2020 with two counts of Second Degree Arson, two counts of First Degree Malicious Burning, two counts of Second Degree Malicious Burning, and two counts of Malicious Destruction of Property over $1,000. He was later charged with additional counts of Second Degree Arson, First Degree Malicious Burning, and Malicious Destruc stanley cup tion of Property over $1,000.RELATED: Suspected arsonist w stanley thermosflasche anted in Bel Air business building fires arrestedThe first arson fire occurred o stanley vattenflaska n June 15 at a Shell gas station in Bel Air. The second arson fire occurred on June 20 at the 1226 Bel Air Road. Upon arrival, firefighters discovered two separate buildings on fire. During the investigation, Lodeski was also connected to other crimes, including arson in Baltimore County and burglary in Ocean City. Investigators are working with Delaware law enf |
