Deep Creek Daily Notes Blog September 30
The weather today will be patchy fog in the morning. Mostly cloudy, with highs in the mid-70s. East winds of around 5 mph.
A survey shows 46% of Maryland’s adult children have lent money to their parents, averaging $900, with nearly half of parents needing help for bills—highlighting how rising costs are reshaping family finances.
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The Garrett County Health Department Cancer Screening Program now offers free lung cancer screenings using low-dose CT scans for eligible adults ages 50–80 who meet smoking history guidelines. Designed to detect lung cancer early, when it is most treatable, this expansion reflects the department’s commitment to access, early detection, and improved outcomes.
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Garrett Regional Medical Center has been named one of the nation’s top hospitals for nurse communication by Becker’s Hospital Review, making it the only hospital in Maryland to earn this recognition based on CMS patient survey data collected from October 2023 to September 2024.
Back by popular demand—homemade apple pies are fresh at Ottobre’s Mercantile! Made with locally sourced apples and our family’s signature crust recipe, perfectly paired with half-priced ice cream. Supplies are limited, so message them to check for availability!
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources, in partnership with Preservation Maryland, has launched the Maryland Maritime Heritage Grant Program to support projects that preserve and celebrate the state’s maritime history, from historic vessels to community landmarks. Applications are due by October 3, 2025.
Catch Darrah Carr Dance on October 17 at 7:00 PM at the Performing Arts Center at Garrett College This acclaimed company blends traditional Irish step dance with contemporary modern movement in a style they call “ModERIN,” delivering a high-energy performance filled with rhythm, storytelling, and vibrant artistry. Tickets are still available for $25!
Take a Hike Tuesday takes place today at 10:00 AM with Ranger Noah leading a challenging 4-mile trek starting from the New Germany Lake House, weather permitting.
Story Time happens today at 10:30 AM with special sessions for little ones—Oakland Library hosts babies and toddlers ages 6–36 months, while Kitzmiller Library welcomes children ages 3–5 for stories, songs, crafts, and more.
