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Kicking Off Holly Days in the Park
The Lexington Park Business Association offers a peek at how local businesses, residents, and nonprofits are celebrating the season with Holly Days in the Park.
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Night Flight Noise Advisory Set Through Jan. 31
Communities surrounding the Naval Air Station Patuxent River are advised that noise-generating night-time testing events are scheduled to take place through January 31, between 5pm and 10pm each evening.
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Pianist Ganz to Offer Free Concert at SMCM
St. Mary’s College of Maryland musician-in-residence Brian Ganz will complete his series on “Chopin’s Virtuosic Summit” at the Dodge Performing Arts Center on the college campus at 7pm December 10.
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Coat, Clothing Drives in St. Mary’s
Everyone deserves to stay warm and safe during the winter. The Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership is providing a list of local drives for donating and receiving this season.
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Smith Ends 50+ Years of Public Service
Patricia A. Smith was recognized for her retirement from the St. Mary’s County Health Department after more than 50 years at the agency.
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Kicking Off Holly Days in the Park
Dec 10, 2023
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Night Flight Noise Advisory Set Through Jan. 31
Dec 9, 2023
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Pianist Ganz to Offer Free Concert at SMCM
Dec 8, 2023
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Coat, Clothing Drives in St. Mary’s
Dec 7, 2023
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Smith Ends 50+ Years of Public Service
Dec 7, 2023
Leader Exclusives
Flat Iron Farm Lights This Weekend Dec. 8-9
Organizers of the Flat Iron Farm Christmas lights display enjoyed a great opening weekend. They’ll be back this weekend December 8 and 9 from 5 to 9pm each night.
Reminder: Sign Up for Spark! Career Fair
The Patuxent Partnership reminds companies interested in participating in the Spark! Student Career Awareness Fair on February 1, 2024, that the deadline to sign up is approaching.
Pax History to Be Presented in ‘Before the Base’ Program
The Patuxent Partnership and the Patuxent River Council Navy League of the United States will present “Before the Base – Cedar Point Before the Patuxent River Naval Air Station” from 8:30 to 9:30am on Thursday, December 7, 2023.
US Firms Drag Down Global Arms Sales
Last year annual weapons sales by leading US defense companies fell, contributing heavily to the top 100 global defense companies suffering a real terms revenue dip of 3.5%. The US was the chief cause of the global decline. US competitor revenues across Asia and Oceania and the Middle East saw substantial increases.
Osprey Crash Wreckage Turned Over to US Military
Japanese authorities have turned over pieces of the wreckage of the CV-22 Osprey that crashed last week to the US military. Japan also has suspended flights by its Osprey aircraft after the VTOL based near Tokyo crashed during a training mission.
Events
- Health Care Open Enrollment Begins in MD
- Here's How to Help St. Mary's Caring
- 'Steel Magnolias' Up Next at Three Notch Theatre
- Holiday Help Available for Families in Need
- Drop Off Animal Shelter Donations at Flat Iron Farm
- TPP Dec. 13 Panel Topic: Marine Aviation
- Reminder: Sign Up for Spark! Career Fair
- Flat Iron Farm Lights This Weekend Dec. 8-9
- St. Mary's Has Nonprofit Funding Opportunities
- Coat, Clothing Drives in St. Mary's
- Pianist Ganz to Offer Free Concert at SMCM
- Night Flight Noise Advisory Set Through Jan. 31
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