Volunteers Sought for STEM-ING in May
The Patuxent Partnership is putting out a call for volunteers for the May 18 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics- Inspiring the Next Generation (STEM-ING) event at St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
Another Master Angler Reels in an Award
A 21-year-old Baltimore County man has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources FishMaryland program.
Hoyer Tours Key Bridge Wreckage
Congressmen Steny H. Hoyer and Dutch Ruppersberger met with emergency personnel at the Unified Command Center tasked with reopening the Port of Baltimore after a ship collision led to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26.
With Library ‘Storywalks,’ Kids Can Stroll and Read
Patrons at the Leonardtown and Charlotte Hall libraries will soon be able to stroll through a series of outdoor reading stations for children. The “storywalks” are set to open May 11.
STEM Essay Contest Accepting Entries
The Patuxent Partnership reminds students the 2024 Naval Horizons essay contest is now accepting entries. The deadline is June 10.
Foreign Hackers Targeting US Computer Systems
The top US intelligence official warns of an alarming rise in cyberattacks. The number of ransomware attacks worldwide grew as much as 74% in the past year, and US entities were the most heavily targeted in 2023. The Biden administration has updated the policy for how agencies oversee and manage critical infrastructure sectors.
Local Execs Go Behind the Scenes of Public Safety
Leadership Southern Maryland Executive Program participants went behind the scenes of public safety on April 4 to learn about the operations of tri-county law enforcement and fire and rescue services.
HSMC Celebrates Spring With May Day Event
Celebrate the arrival of spring at Historic St. Mary’s City with a May Day celebration on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
Corpsman: Earning Advanced Degrees ‘Pays Dividends’
Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Quinton Dotson says making the time to earn an education pays dividends. He’s just earned a Ph.D. in research psychology.
Funds Available for Food, Shelter Programs
St. Mary’s County will receive $20,912 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county. Qualified nonprofits and agencies may apply.
