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Deep Creek Daily Notes Blog July 25

The weather today will be patchy fog in the morning. Mostly cloudy, with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the morning, then partly sunny, with numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon–highs in the upper 70s. West winds of around 5 to 10 mph....

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GLAF June 2024 Performances

GLAF June 2024 Performances

The Garrett Lakes Arts Festival (GLAF) is dedicated to enriching the cultural landscape of Garrett County by supporting and promoting the performing arts. Through a diverse array of performances, including music, dance, theater, and storytelling, GLAF provides the...

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What are Dueling Pianos you ask? Let GLAF explain..

What's dueling pianos? If this question has crossed your mind, you're not alone. Dueling pianos is a captivating form of entertainment that blends music, comedy, and audience participation. Join us at Brodaks Banquet Hall on August 17th (doors open at 7 PM) as we...

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Garrett College students complete CCMA program

Five students recently completed the classroom portion of the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) program at Garrett College. They are now working to complete their final externship hours before sitting for the CCMA national certification. The CCMA program –...

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Thayer, first Garrett College Board chair, dies

Diane Thayer, the first chair of the Garrett Community College Board of Trustees, passed away Saturday at Goodwill Retirement Community. Thayer – whose husband, the late Frederick A Thayer III, was a distinguished Garrett County jurist – was 90 years old. "I thought...

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Lake Level Information as of July 2024

There have been a number of members who have commented on the fact that lake levels appear to be lower than in past years. The following information provided by POA Board member Chris Nichols may help understand what is happening. Lake levels are going down faster...

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Heat Wave Hits Garrett County 7/15/24 and 7/16/24

Extreme heat poses a serious threat of heat-related illness to adults over 60, infants and children, those who are pregnant, those with chronic diseases, and individuals who work outdoors. Make sure to check in on those who may be susceptible to ensure they are able...

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How Fast is Internet in the U.S.?

Originally published by allconnect. The government set the minimum speed for 'fast' internet at 100 Mbps. Allconnect examines if that's fast enough and how the U.S. compares worldwide. A contractor working on my porch asked me what kind of internet I had that allowed...

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Free Rain Barrels

The Deep Creek Watershed Foundation has partnered with the University of Maryland - Garrett County Extension service to educate and provide the public of Garrett County with a program on the use and benefits of rain barrels. Thanks to the Deep Creek Watershed...

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GRMC Foundation Summer Soiree set for July 24th

The Garrett Regional Medical Center Foundation is excited to announce the return of the hospital’s bi-annual Summer Soiree. This year’s event will be held on Wednesday, July 24, at Chanteclaire Farm. The Summer Soiree was created in 2022 to be held on the off years of...

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GC Leaders Continue to be Tapped for State Positions

Garrett College may be Maryland’s smallest community college, but it has an outsized role within the Maryland Association of Community Colleges’ affinity groups leadership. Chris Painter, GC’s director of campus facilities and capital projects, took over July 1 as...

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