Community Glade Valley 

Habitat for Humanity Frederick’s Fundraiser Comes To Walkersville for To-Go Event

Habitat Frederick’s signature event, Blue Crabs and Blue Prints, returns this August with a new to-go format! This year the gala comes to you! How does that work? You’ll pre-order your feast online and then pick up your crabs with all the trimmings at the Walkersville Fire Hall to enjoy on event day – Saturday, August 8th! Stay tuned for upcoming announcements on how you can crack claws for a good cause, including how to order, new fun features, and the impact you can make right here in Frederick County…

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Education Glade Valley Government 

Frederick County Public Schools Will Open Fully Virtual

The Frederick County Board of Education voted unanimously this evening to open fully virtual in August and continue through the first semester. The Superintendent and administration will be allowed to identify small groups of students who may need in-school instruction, and arrange to meet those needs. The Board also voted to postpone extra-curricular activities including fall sports until January. Dr. Teresa Alban, Superintendent of Schools, explained that superintendents have discussed having fall, winter, and spring sports all in the second semester. Each season would last six weeks. The Board of…

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Crime Glade Valley 

Woodsboro Man Indicted for Distribution of Child Pornography

Registered sex offender, Jeffrey John White, 52, of Woodsboro, was indicted on Friday, July 24th, 2020, for 10 counts of distribution of child pornography. The investigation began when White distributed more than ten files of child pornography to an undercover Frederick County Sheriff’s Office detective assigned to the Frederick County Cybercrime Task Force. A search and seizure warrant was obtained and served at White’s residence on South 2nd Street in Woodsboro on July 6th, 2020. Several items were seized from the residence, and White was arrested and charged that day…

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Glade Valley Government Health 

Maryland Pauses Re-Opening, Expands Mask Requirements, and Discourages Travel to Hot Spots

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan paused further re-opening plans today. The pause is due to an increase of hospital beds in use by COVID patients and “a dramatic shift of cases” with 56% of new cases in Maryland among residents under 40 years of age. Maryland will not enter Phase Three of its Re-Opening Plan until further notice. Through contact tracing, the following activities were identified as the leading sources of infection in Maryland: 44% attended a family gathering, 23% attended house parties, and 21% attended outdoor events. Contact tracing found…

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