mappy

yeah seems the guy had beef with the place the night before, was told to leave and made a scene. police were called and issued a no-trespassing citation on him so he wouldn't come back. even warned the employees that he'd be back. he admitted to police on the scene the following day that he messed with the heaters and used bleach to try and stop the fire that he started. hope he gets the book thrown at him. i'm sorry that happened in your community, def not something it needs right now.

it was arson. guy was arrested for it today. what a asshole.

1.1 so far

Wind advisories up for southern MD and eastern shore

.4 so far. been out in it this morning since our puppy was neutered yesterday and requires leashed walks for 2 weeks. lovely day to meander in the yard while he takes a shit

here?

this week has been terrible. cloudy. gray. foggy. terrible for ones mood. next two days dont look much better.

please! been high and dry here in Parkton too

good to know. we still need to close the pool. gonna have to get it wrapped up tomorrow so we aren't hating ourselves out in the crappy weather sunday

I think there needs to be a little more respect given to those who are not comfortable with taking their kids out. We all have our level of risk that we are comfortable with.

I can't even imagine. Hope things get easier for you!

Per the map losetoa6 posted, that's def SUPER close to being snow IMBY

well said, friend. We want our kid back too, she wants to be back. We manage virtual learning because we have to. My only frustration right now as a parent is the lack of communication from the county on when kids may return. As of right now, she's virtual through the end of January as well, at which point a hybrid system is supposed to be in play. Balt Co's super intendent came out a month ago saying they were going to start having some kids back in classrooms this month, but then he reversed course and its been crickets since then. Thats incredibly frustrating. What are they doing? What's the thoughts as of now on a plan forward? It's hard not knowing. So we just keep on doing what we need to do.

Ahh, i didn't look. So was just guessing. Cold air would be nice. I'm a bit over these warm temps for the end of October.

SNOW?!?!?!

There is risk no matter what we do. And it all needs to be approached in a case by case basis. I think Dorchester is handling it correctly. Ideal metrics is below 5% positivity rate, so seeing a spike like that requires a response.

was pretty thick earlier, could barely see our neighbors houses, both front and backyards. then the sun popped out a bit, fog cleared.. and then more fog rolled back in. not as bad as earlier, but still pretty foggy.

Just says within the community. I know your position, and respect it. However, if its spreading enough in the community that the positivity rate tripled in 10-days, then it most certainly can spread within schools. I'm of the mind that it's better to be safe now, then sorry later.

Dorchester County going back to virtual learning following a spike in cases. 6.1% positivity rate yesterday, after being down to 2.5% on 10/10

i will ban you

still foggy AF in Parkton

lol @ foggu also

will you guys grow the **** up and move on already.

probably the same guy who said snow on the weekends sucked because more cars were on the road

Hugs. You got this, stay strong. Same for all our teacher friends here, who are juggling SO MUCH. And us parents too -- its tough.