This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He was the beloved husband of the late Gloria Myers Angleberger.  Kenneth graduated from Frederick High School and proudly served as mortarman in the U.S he retired from Moore Business Forms and started a courier company He was a talented woodworker who enjoyed collecting Kenneth is survived by two children: Neal Coty as well as great-grandsons Glorian and Everon A celebration of life and private graveside service will be held later This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Maryland man is facing multiple charges after allegedly selling crack cocaine to a confidential informant twice in the span of about a week Jacob Charles Lafrance has been charged with two felony counts of delivery of a controlled substance and two felony counts of criminal use of a communications facility LaFrance failed to post bail of $50,000 and remains behind bars in Franklin County Waynesboro PD say that within about 48 hours of October 17th of 2024 they met with a confidential informant who told them that they could purchase crack cocaine from Jacob Lafrance of Thurmont After providing evidence through text messages WPD and the CI set up phone calls to LaFrance in an effort to facilitate a drug sale A predetermined meeting location and time were arranged and WPD say it went off without a hitch utilizing special WPD funds for this kind of incident The crack cocaine was turned over to Waynesboro PD for further tested at regional laboratories Waynesboro PD were again approached by a confidential informant that said they could purchase crack cocaine from Jake Lafrance It remains unknown whether this person was the same or different from the first purchase due to anonymity of the CI process A second crack deal was set up by the CI and Waynesboro PD as well as help from the Franklin County Drug Task Force That deal was facilitated around that date with the drugs again being turned over to Waynesboro PD for testing The Tri-State Alert is a News Talk 103.7 FM publication.  Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the host author or group and not the publication, owner(s) AI technology assists in content creation on this site; verify independently for accuracy Privacy Policy will host the 2025 Maple Syrup Festival in March The festival will take place on the weekends of March 8-9 and March 15-16 This annual event has been celebrated for more than 50 years Visitors can witness sugarmakers demonstrating the traditional process of boiling sap into syrup at the Sugar Shack Live bluegrass music will be featured on both Sundays and attendees can enjoy a pancake and sausage breakfast served with Maryland-made maple syrup Hayrides through the Maple Grove will show how park rangers collect sap from trees A sign language interpreter will be available at the Sugar Shack on both Sundays A suggested donation of $5 per person is requested for entry Additional costs apply for the pancake breakfast and festival merchandise Proceeds from the event will support the nonprofit Friends of Cunningham Falls and Gambrill state parks This story was created by Janis Reeser, jreeser@gannett.com, with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at https://cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/ Maryland launches survey to gather input for State Parks Strategic Plan at WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital in Gettysburg He was the beloved husband of the late Kathryn (Martin) Bradshaw.  he was the son of the late Maurice Emory and Mazie (Dove) Bradshaw.  Over the years John enjoyed working with his hands fisherman and worked carpentry all his life His love of gardening won him many awards from the local Community Show He is survived by his children Brenda Toms (Frankie) Michael Bradshaw (Becky) and Laurie Baker (Chip) He was preceded in death by his 4 brothers Sister Dorothy and son-in-law Wallace.  The family will receive friends from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm on Wednesday A celebration of John's life journey will take place at 1 pm on Thursday Interment will be at Blue Ridge Cemetery.  Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text From the Allegheny Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay these adorable towns embody the lyrical symbolisms and dedications that The Star-Spangled Banner plays out you will be impressed by the cutest small towns to visit this 2025 The town was also known for producing swift Baltimore Clippers a type of war ship expertly crafted to outpace the slower British naval ships Those interested in knowing more about this ingenious ploy and dupe in American history can head over to places like the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and the historic Cannonball House to learn more the latter specifically being the sole remaining structure to withstand the British bombardment Saint Michael is also renowned for being one of Maryland’s premier fishing resorts due to its proximity to two idyllic fishing areas where anglers can find ample opportunities to cast a line and enjoy the region’s natural bounty the town is also a premier birdwatching site especially at the serene Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Many with a taste for wine can expand their tastebuds when walking through the scenic Chesapeake Wine Trail which provides regional vintage wine for you to try out individuals eager to spend a longer vacation in this cute and exquisite harbor town can do so by booking a room in one of Saint Michaels' exquisite inns the town so named after this Revolutionary soldier has long played a strategic role as a key junction along the Potomac River The town also bears a proud military legacy which it showcases in the unyielding fortifications of Fort Frederick State Park, which once held off enemy forces with impressive resilience. Those with a preference for journeying through the outdoors can appreciate the surrounding natural beauty of the Appalachian Mountains near Hancock you can explore the rugged and gorgeous wooded expanse of Green Ridge State Forest travelers can unwind and recharge at the welcoming hostels of Hancock Thurmont is a splendid and adventurous destination in Maryland where one can see all sorts of natural wonders and historic moments from long ago the bond between man and his fellow animals can be appreciated by the global variety of creatures at the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo If you are eager to venture into the serene and adorable outdoor landscapes around Thurmont you are certainly encouraged to go exploring at places like the Cunningham Falls State Park and Catoctin Mountain Park you can take a peek into the Prohibition-era history when seeing the Blue Blazes Still an old moonshine distillery dating back to 1929 along one of the many routes and trails around Thurmont From outdoor adventures to historical landmarks this cute small town in Maryland thrives with newness and wonder for everyone Leonardtown is a quaint and quiet destination nestled along the winding Potomac River Leonardtown is popular for its flourishing arts scene where one can experience the excellence and magnificence of creative hubs like the St Mary’s County Arts Council and the official Arts & Entertainment District Leonardtown also holds a strong cultural connection to its Amish and Mennonite neighbors most notably showcased during the annual Amish Quilt Auction each November trailblazers and trekkers can sojourn along the natural beauty along scenic paths like the Butterfly Trail and the Chesapeake Wine Trail perfect for spotting fluttering wings and sipping fine local vintages Local folklore adds a layer of mystery to this cute town especially with the haunting tale of the Molly Dyer Rock which is said to bear the ghostly imprint of a misunderstood healer’s hand which you ought not to touch Whether you are visiting Leonardtown for the art you will undoubtedly find this convenient and cute small town an adorable and admirable destination suitable for all Despite sharing its name with Germany’s thriving and popular capital city, the quaint town of Berlin in Maryland has carved out its own unique identity. Nearby the the wild beauty of Assateague Island Berlin's name is thought to have evolved from a misheard version of “Burleigh Inn,” a historic tavern that once served travelers at the crossroads of the old Philadelphia Post and Sinepuxent Roads Preserving and highlighting the town’s past are more than 47 historic buildings all listed on the National Register of Historic Places Among them are standout attractions like the Calvin B the whimsical Mermaid Museum is dedicated to the lore Berlin also popular for its quirky Bathtub Races Crowds gather to cheer on competitors as they race down Main Street in creatively customized bathtubs on wheels With its fun and spirited attitudes towards life and culture Berlin is a cute and attractive destination worth visiting this 2025 Havre de Grace, whose name translates from French as "Harbor of Grace,” welcomes visitors with its picturesque setting at the meeting point between the Susquehanna River and the vast expanse of the Chesapeake Bay Renowned as the “Decoy Capital of the World,” Havre de Grace celebrates its bountiful and beautiful waterfowl heritage at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum home to some of the finest duck and bird decoy carvings you will find anywhere For those more interested in actual wildlife the nearby Susquehanna National Wildlife Refuge presents opportune areas for prime birdwatching and a variety of native species in their natural habitat Those more intrigued by the mysteries and certainties of the past can head over to both the Keeper’s House Museum and the iconic Concord Point Lighthouse idyllic locations that showcase Havre de Grace’s maritime legacy and the town’s historic role as a vital port town The Steppingstone Farm Museum immerses newcomers into the rural life and livelihood of local farmers from 1880 to 1920 with its preserved artifacts and articles Should you wish to see more of Havre de Grace’s past you can always head over to the Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House which sheds light on the Lafayette Trail a once-bustling trade route that shaped the region’s economy and culture if you are planning on staying a long while in town you can seek out comfort and simplicity at either the Vandiver Inn provides more glimpses into the region’s military legacy To delve deeper into Cumberland’s nuanced past you can tour places like the Allegany Museum or the Canal Place Heritage Area where several exhibits delve into the town’s evolving identity through various periods in American history for those eager to soak in the region’s mountainous beauty the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad gives tourists a picturesque journey through the Alleghenies running along part of the historic C&O Canal Towpath newcomers to Cumberland can unravel themselves and relax at fine lodgings like the Cumberland Inn & Spa Originally known as the Village of Bohemia, or Bohemia Manor, in the early 1600s, Chesapeake City owes its origins to Augustine Herman, a cartographer from Europe’s distant country of Bohemia who envisioned this particular plot of American land as a strategic port settlement Today, visitors can explore the inspiring and economic history of Chesapeake City at the C&D Canal Museum. Other historic landmarks such as Saint Francis Xavier Church and Worsell Manor are additional monuments depicting the various episodes of Chesapeake City’s storied past. Conveniently located about an hour from both Baltimore and Philadelphia this cute port town is a getaway experience for those wanting to spend a long while in one of the town’s fine accommodations such as the Blue Max Inn Maryland got the nickname “The Free State” and "the Old Line State" Travelers will find all kinds of natural scenery and historic mementos that feel like a mini tour of the US Once you explore each of these destinations you will be enamored by the adorable and admirable amenities worth seeing from the cutest small towns in Maryland photos and original descriptions © 2025 worldatlas.com THURMONT- The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will host a public open house concerning a project to replace the bridge carrying MD 77 (Rocky Ridge Road) over Beaver Branch and under the Midland Railway in Rocky Ridge Frederick County The public meeting will be held at the Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company Activities Building The project will include replacing the bridge with a wider one and making drainage improvements and a detour will be in place for approximately eight months to expedite construction and ensure a safe work zone The detour will direct eastbound and westbound vehicles to MD 76 (Motters Station Road) Appolds Road and Old Frederick Road MD 550 (Woodsboro Creagerstown Road) and MD 194 (Woodsboro Pike) Construction is expected to begin in spring 2025 and every effort will be made to complete this project by summer 2026 to minimize impact to residents Those requiring assistance to participate in the open house, such as those seeking an interpreter for hearing/speech difficulties or assistance with the English language, may email SHATitleVI@mdot.maryland.gov in advance of the event Please indicate the desired language in the subject line Maryland Relay Service can assist teletype users at 7-1-1.   He was raised by the late James Norris Franklin Martin and Janet Rose Martin and the son of the late James (Jim) Norris Franklin Martin Jerad White (Caroline Michael) and Jake White (Ashley) Jansen and Ava White and is expecting a third in early 2025 He was the brother of Amy Kennedy (Mark); and uncle of nieces He will also be remembered by numerous family and friends Sally Ann Gardner (Bean); and his loving nephew He was a graduate of Catoctin High School class of 1990 Inc for 26 years and will be missed by his many co-workers He was a lifelong member of Harriet Chapel Episcopal Parish in Catoctin Furnace where he enjoyed participating in the making of apple butter for Colorfest Buddy was an avid golfer and New York Yankees fan and his hobbies and interests included spending time with family and friends especially at Cherry Grove and Myrtle Beaches and the passionate pursuit of useless trivia knowledge Buddy was dedicated to the community and volunteered his time coaching youth sports in Thurmont Little League and Catoctin Youth Association where he coached basketball and football Parking will be behind the Amvets in the RR Donnelly lot donations can be made to the American Heart Association at www.heart.org