Hospital Wins 5th Workplace Excellence Award and Three More
In addition to winning its 5th Workplace Excellence, the hospital received the Health & Wellness Trailblazer, the EcoLeadership and the inaugural 2013 Diversity Champion Award for the D.C. region.
SMHEC Hosts Towson Early Childhood Ed Classes
The Southern Maryland Higher Education Center is partnering with Towson University to offer Early Childhood Education courses at discounted rates.
SMECO Brings Home 1st Place in Rodeo
Several linemen entered the Gaff’n’Go Lineman’s Rodeo, where two teams placed first in the Equipment Operators Rodeo and third overall.
Triton Flies, Budget Micromanaged, No Funds for BRAC
As defense budgets are marked up, drones clear hurdles technically and philosophically.
Walden Opens New Mental Health Facilities in Calvert
Mental health services are now available in Southern Maryland, Monday through Friday with daytime and evening options in Charlotte Hall, Waldorf and Prince Frederick.
Spending Bills Start Their Slog Through Congress
A dozen spending bills are filing out of committees, the Defense authorization bill will carry an array of proposals regarding military sexual assault. VA looks to be an early favorite with legislators.
Pax River Prepares for Hurricane Season
Pax River conducts fuel spill drill during two-week hurricane preparedness exercise.
Sonny Burch is Cedar Lane’s First Service Honoree
Cedar Lane launches an annual Distinguished Service Award selecting a man who inherited his commitment from his father.
JSF Vertical Take-off from Pax; DoD Budget Out Today
JSF continues a week of successes at Pax, but the week ahead for Defense Authorization Bills look less sunny.
Vet Benefits Go Even Farther Now at CSM
Veteran benefits to cover certificates in trade and transportation fields in effort to ease transition to civilian workforce.
