Study Reviews Environmental Impact of Navy’s Offshore Training, Activities
The Department of the Navy and US Coast Guard have published information evaluating the environmental impact of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard training and testing activities conducted in the Atlantic Fleet Training and Testing study area. The comment period ends Nov. 21.
NAS Pax River Road Closure Oct. 2
NAS Patuxent River will close Cedar Point Road in the vicinity of Cedar Point Beach for equipment movement from 9:30am to 3pm Wednesday, October 2, 2024.
Annapolis Delegation, Commissioners to Meet
The public is invited to a meeting of the St. Mary’s County legislative delegation to Annapolis and the county commissioners. The meeting will be held at 6pm Tuesday, October 1, 2024, in Leonardtown.
Important Dates: Make a Plan to Vote
As the November 5, 2024, Presidential General Election nears, here are some important dates and deadlines to know.
Nighttime Work Set on Solomons Bridge
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin pavement repairs on the MD 4 Bridge over the Patuxent River (Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge) at the Calvert/St. Mary’s County line. The nighttime work will begin Sunday, September 29.
Wheels & Wings on Display Oct. 5
Join the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum for its annual Wheels & Wings Car Show from 10am to 3pm Saturday, October 5, 2024.
Blessing of the Fleet Back in Colton’s Point
Join the 7th District Optimist Club from noon to 10pm Saturday, October 5, for the 2024 Blessing of the Fleet. This year, the event is back in Colton’s Point.
Double the Family Fun Playing Kickball
Registration is now open for Mother-Son & Father-Daughter kickball games at Chancellor’s Run Regional Park on October 13.
Maryland TEDCO Awarded $10M Grant to Help Small Businesses
Maryland Technology Development Corporation will receive a multimillion-dollar federal grant to provide support services to help small businesses in the state and mid-Atlantic region.
NFL Stadiums to Provide Disaster Services
Nearly two decades after Hurricane Katrina ravaged Louisiana sending more than 20,000 people to a makeshift shelter in the Superdome, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the NFL are partnering to turn football stadiums across the country into emergency shelters, temporary hospitals, and other venues needed during disasters.
