Deep Creek Daily Notes Blog May 15

The weather today will be showers. Patchy fog. Isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon, with highs in the lower 60s and a low of 52. East winds of around 5 to 10 mph. The chance of rain is 90%.

On May 4, over 500 middle and high school students competed in the Maryland History Day State Contest at UMBC, showcasing a year of historical research through various projects. Check the linked article for details on the Garrett honorees.

Spongy Moth treatment has wrapped up in Garrett County.

Work is in progress at Swallow Falls State Park and causing some closures. The main entrance is currently closed due to a culvert replacement and reservations are closed through 2025.

SmileHub released new reports on the Best Charities for Animals and the Best States for Animals in 2024. Maryland ranks as the 2nd worst state for animals this year.

The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) has unveiled strategies to aid local school districts in guiding more students through completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

It’s “Wedgie Wednesday”!!

Carolyn Sheaffer hosts the Virtual Brunch and Learn on Preserving Deep Creek Lake with Riparian Buffer. Discover the 10 in 10 program, which aims to plant native plants on 10% of the lakeshore within 10 years to prevent erosion. Guest speakers include Eric Null, Julia Vache, and Robert “Bob” Sutton.

The Garrett County Board of Education’s monthly meeting is today at the Northern Middle School Cafeteria. The public is welcome, and the meeting will be live-streamed.

Maryland Public Television and the Maryland Genealogical Society present “Finding Your Roots Online,” a genealogy workshop series. Part III, “Ancestors in Black and White,” is today at 7:00 PM, focusing on resources for researching ancestors from the era of slavery and beyond.

Ready to elevate your dining experience? 🌛Today at 7:00 PM, get groovy with a line dancing class on the Moon!

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