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BBG Christmas Party this Wednesday!
Bayside History Museum Address: 4025 4th St, North Beach. Phone: 301-855-4028 or 410-610-5970
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Give the Gift of BBG Cookbooks
The Bay Business Group's "Taste of the Beaches" cookbook makes the perfect gift for even the most difficult people on your list! Get yours at the BBG Christmas Party Wednesday night, or buy online today! We will ship anywhere in the Continental US!
If you decide to give them to everyone on your list, you can get a Baker's Dozen - 13 cookbooks for the price of 12 (get one free!) Also, if your business would like to carry the BBG Cookbooks, please contact Diane chesapeakecurrent@gmail.com
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Get your Christmas Tree at the Beach!
Christmas trees are being sold at the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department for $45 each. Since all proceeds go directly to the fire department, this is a great way to support them!
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Gift Cards from Heavenly - the perfect gift!
Free $5 card with $25 card purchase
Free $10 card with $50 card purchase
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Apply for inclusion in the 2014 Southern MD Trails Guidebook
The Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission has extended the deadline to apply to be in the 2014 Trails guidebook, Southern Maryland Trails; Earth, Art, Imagination.
Apply by Jan. 12th if you have a farm, art studio or other site in Southern Maryland that features handmade or homegrown products. Full site criteria is listed on the website.
You can also list your annual event in the calendar section of the Trails book, or purchase an ad.
Applications are available at http://www.somdtrails.com/join.html
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Be a Weather Spotter!
Calvert County Department of Public Safety is hosting a SKYWARN® Weather Spotter Basics I class on Dec. 12 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Courthouse Square, 205 Main Street in Prince Frederick.
Established by the National Weather Service (NWS), SKYWARN® is a program that trains volunteers to provide timely, accurate reports of severe weather to the NWS Weather Forecast Office in Sterling, Va. SKYWARN® spotter volunteers identify and describe local severe storms.
This information, coupled with Doppler radar, satellite and other data, enables the weather service to issue more timely and accurate warnings for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and flash floods. The Basics I class is the introductory course and prerequisite for all other courses offered. The course covers the following:
- The basic organization of the National Weather Service
- The role and importance for the SKYWARN® Spotter
- NWS products and the watch/warning/advisory system
- Thunderstorms and thunderstorm threats
- How to report vital information to the National Weather Service
- The role of amateur short-wave (HAM) radio in the spotter program
To register, contact the Calvert County Department of Public Safety, Division of Emergency Management, at 410-535-1600 or 301-855-1243, ext. 2638, or email oem@co.cal.md.us
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