The weekend was another nice one, with just some sparse showers on Sunday. Today’s weather will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms; a high near 75 and a low around 66.
There’s a lecture this morning at the Ruth Enlow Library titled “Civility Today” by Daniel Buccino, co-founder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Initiative in 1998 and currently its director.
Delusional Dissonance, featuring the artwork of Jennifer Lynne Ziemann and Syprian Harvey is at the Saville Gallery in Cumberland until August 11th.
Speaking of the arts in Cumberland, Yumi Hogan, Maryland’s First Lady will be featured in an exhibit and a special reception at the Gilchrist Museum in Cumberland starting this afternoon at 4:30pm. Arts “Nature’s Harmony: East and West” will be held featuring the paintings of Yumi Hogan, Mark Nicolas and art from the Janice Gilmore Youth Scholarship workshop.
As a cofounder (Mike) of the Mountain Maryland Tech Network, I can tell you that there are a lot more “techies” in Western Maryland than you might think and there’s a program this Tuesday in Hagerstown on SBIR and STTR tech funding. Good stuff if you own/manage a technology business or are thinking of a start-up.
Here’s a link to an interesting piece by Steven Doctor, Ocean City area fish biologist. It deals with salt water fish mysteries but I thought readers might find it interesting. I wonder if DNR ever encounters any “surprise” species here in or around the lake?
Talking about (mostly) saltwater species, here’s your reminder that it’s Shark Week! A very popular week-long series of shark-themed programming on the Discovery Channel in its 30th year!
Welcome to D&H Paving as a new DCT advertiser — this family-owned business serves Maryland, Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Southern Pennsylvania with paving, grading, resurfacing, seal coating, asphalt, hot tar, or excavation services.
Music at Penn Alps will present Ismar Gomes and Wan-Chi Su playing cello and piano, respectively, July 28th in the Great Hall at Spruce Forest in Grantsville at 7:30pm. Tickets are $20 (age 19 and under are free) and may be purchased at MusicAtPennAlps.org at the door, or at the gift shop.
Check out our Online Marketplace … you can find a deal on a newly listed Wave Runner with low hours.
Follow us on Instagram, too @deepcreektimes! Here’s some recently tagged photos from the area … we love #lakelife!
